As a member of the technology Team, Systems Engineer/Site Reliability Engineer at Creative Commons. Before joining the CC, she worked as a DevOps Engineer for over 6 years at Cognizant Technology Solutions where she held the similar experience of managing the Infrastructure, monitoring and providing support to the organization, configuration management of Infrastructure as a…

Scann is the Coordinator of the CC GLAM Network Platform. You can connect with her via Twitter @scannopolis and learn more about our GLAM work @openglam.

Sarah has been writing, lawyering, and strategizing about creativity and collaboration in the digital age for more than 15 years. Over the span of 10 years at Creative Commons, she has functioned as in-house legal counsel, project manager, book author, fundraiser, event organizer, curriculum developer, team leader, and organizational strategist — often at the same…

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As a Full Stack Engineer for Creative Commons, Sara supports CC’s websites, applications, open source initiatives, and the larger open web. She brings nearly two decades of professional, freelance, and hobbyist experience in building websites, apps, and all the glue in between. She loves stories, art, indie web spaces, education, gardening, cats, and a stewardship…

Ryan is currently the Chief of Staff at Wikimedia Foundation. He was CEO at Creative Commons from 2014 to 2019. He helped define a new strategy and to establish long-term sustainability for CC resulting in a vibrant, usable commons powered by collaboration and gratitude. Prior to joining CC, Ryan was Chief Operating Officer of Mozilla,…

Ryan was Chief Executive Officer at Creative Commons. He joined the organization in 2014 to define a new strategy and to establish long-term sustainability for CC. Today, CC is implementing its renewed strategy to build a vibrant, usable commons powered by collaboration and gratitude. Since 2014, CC nearly tripled the number of individual donors, and…

Ruth Okediji is William L. Prosser professor of law at the University of Minnesota. Ruth was also part of the process of negotiating the recently approved Marrakesh treaty; she joined the Nigerian delegation and helped lead the African Group. Her upcoming book, Copyright Law in an Age of Limitations and Exceptions, will be published in…