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• CC Licenses, Data Governance, and the African Context: Conversations and Perspectives

  Licenses & Tools

  

  Over the past year,  we’ve been engaged in a series of conversations with a small group of researchers specializing in IP, AI policy, and data governance about what CC  licensing means—and does—in African contexts today. What started as an organic exchange in various spaces has revealed something larger: a strong appetite to move these conversations into the open. At stake are not only questions about CC licenses but deeper issues of data sovereignty, equity, governance, and power in global knowledge systems.

• How to Keep the Internet Human

  by Sarah Hinchliff Pearson Policy

  

• Building What Comes Next: Community Engagement at Creative Commons

  by Jocelyn Miyara Community

  

• CC at the AI Impact Summit: Core Interventions for the Public Interest

  by Anna Tumadóttir, Rebecca Ross Events

  

• Global Call to Action: Open Heritage Statement Now Open for Signature

  by Brigitte Vézina, Dee Harris Open Culture, Open Heritage