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As we celebrate 25 years of Creative Commons, we’re inviting investigators, funders, libraries, and institutions in the research space to connect with our legacy of openly licensing research as a primary way of strengthening the open infrastructure of sharing.
You’re invited to join CC staff for an interactive, 60-minute webinar and discussion about our work with experts across the research ecosystem to adopt open licensing and research preprints, in collaboration with major preprint platforms and funders. Come learn about our policy framework for funders and institutions, and our advocacy strategies for researchers and libraries, and take away concrete steps to make preprints open by default, whether you shape policy, support researchers, or publish your own work.
- Understand why licensing choices for preprints matter for open science
- Learn the key elements of CC’s preprints policy framework for funders and institutions
- Get concrete advocacy strategies and language for libraries and researcher
Meet the speakers
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Monica Granados
Director of Open Science
Dr. Monica Granados is the Director of Open Science where she leads CC’s Open Science Portfolio working with researchers, librarians, consortia, policy makers, and other stakeholders in scholarly communication to equip them with education and training about our licences so that they can implement open science practices and increase access…
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Taylor Campbell
Senior Manager, Open Data Policy and Governance
Taylor leads the Open Climate Data Project at Creative Commons, which provides practical guidance to agencies like the World Meteorological Organization, NASA, and NOAA for open licensing and attribution of climate data worldwide. She also leads the Openly Licensing Life Sciences Preprints Project, advocating for the expansion of openly-licensed research…