Gathering is a vital part of relationship building among and across movements, and we know we have supporters around the globe excited to get more involved in our work. Creative Commons has chapters around the world—communities of practice in a wide variety of topics from science and culture to open source—who are best suited to…
Join CC’s Community Manager to ask more questions about the CC community, share ideas for collaborations with the wider community, and learn more about how to get involved.
Join CC’s Community Manager to ask more questions about the CC community, share ideas for collaborations with the wider community, and learn more about how to get involved.
AI is here and it has already had a profound impact on how we access, share, and interpret knowledge. Like any technology, AI poses both risks and opportunities. We believe that current approaches to AI pose a threat to the future of the commons. Profit-driven AI development is causing real harm to people and the…
Creative Commons (CC) has launched the Open Infrastructure Circle (OIC) to ensure our organization is around for years to come. We’re looking for supporters to commit to a recurring or multi-year gift to Creative Commons. Your contributions will specifically support the technical and legal maintenance of our CC Licenses, which is vastly underfunded yet critical…
Before you decide that you want to apply a Creative Commons license or CC0 to your creative work, there are some important things to consider: The licenses and CC0 are irrevocable. Irrevocable means a legal agreement that cannot be canceled. That means once you apply a CC license to a work, the CC license applies…
CC signals reflects CC’s core principles and is part of our wider engagement on AI and the commons. CC signals is an evolving, values-driven framework—currently being tested through a series of pilot efforts. Our strategy is to explore modular approaches across legal, technical, and normative dimensions to encourage responsible AI practices. This allows CC signals…