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One Retweet

Applicants: Susan S.
Affiliation: N/A
CC affiliated? No
Contact: Susan S.
Coordinator: N/A
Project Start: 2010/05/20
Project End: 2011/05/20

http://oneretweet.com
[[Media:|Download budget]] Discussion

Describe the project you are proposing as clearly as possible in just five sentences.


One Retweet is a global collective collaborating on creating content for Peace. It is a project that only uses Creative Commons licensed resources, because Peace is Priceless. One Retweet promotes Creative Commons to facilitate the process of ideas mixing and mingling into real strategies to bring Peace to the world. Peace is an idea that belongs to no single person but to everyone and future generations. Every individual impacts the world and can change things in a tiny way, this is the message behind One Retweet.

Detail the tangible project output (e.g., paper, blog post, written materials, video/film, etc.; this would be in addition to the final written report that successful grant recipients will be expected to deliver to CC at the conclusion of the project).



Describe the community you are targeting. How would the project benefit the community?


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What is your relationship with the community you are targeting? Why are you the best individual/organization to lead this project? Do you have prior experience in related projects?



How will you measure and evaluate your project’s impact - on your main participants? Other contributors? On the larger community?



How many participants do you expect to be involved in your project? How will you seek and sustain their involvement?



Describe how your project will benefit Creative Commons' mission to increase the amount of creativity (cultural, educational, and scientific content) in "the commons".



Describe what technologies and tools your project will use. What kinds of technical skills and expertise do you bring to the project? What are your technical needs?



What challenges do you expect to face, and how do you plan to overcome them?



How do you plan to sustain your project after the Creative Commons funding has ended? Detail specific plans. How do you plan to raise revenue to continue your efforts in the future?



How can this project be scalable, or have a scalable impact?



What resources and support do you expect Creative Commons to provide to your project to ensure its success (if any)?



Describe how your organization currently communicates with its community members and network partners. (100 words)



Legal


No