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Revision as of 20:00, 1 December 2016
Contents
What is it?
The Creative Commons Global Network Strategy Committee was formed in the early part of 2016 to come up with an action plan to determine purpose, goals and values for CC Network
Who is it?
Carolina Botero (Colombia), Claudia Cristiani (El Salvador), Claudio Ruiz (Chile, RC), Delia Browne (Australia), Kelsey Wiens (Canada, SA), Muid Latif (Malaysia), Naeema Zarif (Turkey, Lebanon, RC), Nic Suzor (Australia), Paul Keller (Netherlands, CC board), Evelin Heidel (Argentina), Simeon Oriko (Kenya), Soohyun Pae (South Korea). The committee was co-chaired by Alek Tarkowski (Poland) and Ryan Merkley (Canada/HQ).
Meetings
Washington, DC, United States - May 2016
Berlin, Germany - November 2016
Research
These reports are currently available only in English. We have translators working, and will make the global report available in Spanish, French and Arabic, and the LatAm reports in Spanish, and the Arab World report in Arabic before year-end.
