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=The process=
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=What is it?=
 
=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
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The Creative Commons Global Network Strategy Committee’s role was to identify the relevant issues, suggest areas of research and inquiry, provide analysis, and make a set of recommendations to the affiliate community. In May, the committee met for three days to identify issues and opportunities. At the time, they asked for additional research. Anna Mazgal, an independent researcher, was hired, who designed a series of interviews with affiliate teams, and wrote six reports, along with a global summary report. This is the first time CC has ever looked so deeply into the network and tried to understand how it works, and how best to grow and support it.
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Based on the research, and many days of discussions, the committee has drafted a series of recommendations to help create a stronger, more active and engaged community, along with the proper supports to be sustainable. The final draft is now available for comment.
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[https://creativecommons.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/GlobalNetworkStrategy-Final.pdf Here you can find the final text of this strategy].
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=How Can I Give Feedback?=
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The final draft of the Global Network Strategy is available for comment here -
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https://consultation.creativecommons.org/
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=Who is working on it?=
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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).
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=Meetings=
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[[Global_Network_Strategy/DC_Meeting | Washington, DC, United States - May 2016]]
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[[Global_Network_Strategy/DE_Meeting | Berlin, Germany - November 2016 ]]
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=Faces of the Commons Research=
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==Executive Summaries==
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[[Media:Exec_Summary_Global_Report.pdf | Global Summary]], [[Media:Exec_Summary_Global_Report_français_traduction_FINALE.pdf | Français]], [[Media:Exec_Summary_Global_Report_AR.pdf | Arabic]], [[Media:Resumen_global_foc.pdf | Spanish]]
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[[Media:Exec_Summary_ArabWorld.pdf | Arab World Summary‎]], [[Media:Exec_Summary_ArabWorld-Arabic.pdf | Arabic]]
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[[Media:Exec_Summary_AsiaPacific.pdf | Asia Pacific Summary ‎]]
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[[Media:Exec_Summary_CentralAmerica.pdf | Central America Summary]]
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[[Media:Exec_Summary_Europe.pdf | Europe Summary ‎]]
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[[Media:Exec_Summary_LatinAmerica.pdf| Latin America Summary]], [[Media:Resumen_latam_foc.pdf | Spanish]]
  
=Who is it?=
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==Regional Reports==
[[File:Full_Strategy_group.jpg]]
 
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Above: Naeema Zarif, Ryan Merkley, Claudio Ruiz, Nic Suzor, Paul Keller, Kelsey Wiens, Simeon Oriko, Paul Stacey (facilitator), Claudia Cristiani, Mari Moreshead (logistics), Soohyun Pae, Evelin Heidel,  Carolina Botero, Delia Browne, Kamil Śliwowski (facilitator) , and Alek Tarkowski.  Missing from photo: Luisa Guzmán, Rotem Medzini, and Muid Latif.
 
  
=DC Meeting=
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[[Media: FoC_Global_Report.pdf | Global Report]], [[Media: FoC_Global_Report_French.pdf| Français]], [[Media:FOC_reporte_global_SPA.pdf | Spanish]]
  
Monday and Tuesday May 16 & 17, 2016
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[[Media: Final_Africa_Regional_Report.pdf | Africa Report]], [[Media: Final_Africa_Regional_Report_French.pdf | Français]]
Washington D.C.
 
  
Meeting Venue:
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[[Media: Final_Arab_World_Regional_Report.pdf  | Arab World Report]], [[Media: Final_Arab_World_Regional_Report-Arabic.pdf| Arabic]]
The Loft at 600 F
 
600 F Street NW,4th floor
 
Washington, DC 20004
 
http://www.theloftat600f.com/meeting-and-event-space
 
  
Logistics: Mari Moreshead
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[[Media: Final_AsiaPacific_Regional_Report.pdf  | Asia Pacific Report]]
Facilitators: Paul Stacey and Kamil Śliwowski
 
Participants: Paul Keller, Alek Tarkowski, Ryan Merkley, Carolina Botero, Claudio Ruiz, Delia Browne, Evelin Heidel (Scann), Kelsey Wiens, Naeema Zarif, Nic Suzor, Simeon Oriko, Soohyun Pae, Claudia Cristiani
 
  
Goals
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[[Media: Final_Central_America_Regional_Report.pdf | Central America Report]]
1. Engage in both evaluating the global network we have and imagining the network we could have.
 
2. Explore views on what the shared goals, objectives, and values of CC’s global network are and could be.
 
3. Generate answers to; Why do we need a network? What do we want to achieve together? What is that that we all agree on?
 
4. Identify key themes, questions, and opportunities related to both the current network and the potential network that need consultation and input from the entire CC global affiliate network.
 
5. Define a process and plan for doing research and consultation with the entire CC global affiliate network.
 
6. Form subcommittees of strategy steering committee members who take responsibility for advancing necessary research, consultation, and strategy.
 
7. Generate inputs and a plan for next strategy steering committee meeting in Berlin Nov 2016.
 
  
==Day One==
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[[Media: Final_Europe_Regional_Report.pdf | Europe Report]]
==Day Two==
 
  
=What's next?=
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[[Media: Final_LatinAmerica_Regional_Report.pdf | Latin America Report]], [[Media:FOC_reporte_LatAm.pdf | Spanish]]
This group meets again in Berlin in November.
 

Latest revision as of 21:11, 15 June 2017

The process

What is it?

The Creative Commons Global Network Strategy Committee’s role was to identify the relevant issues, suggest areas of research and inquiry, provide analysis, and make a set of recommendations to the affiliate community. In May, the committee met for three days to identify issues and opportunities. At the time, they asked for additional research. Anna Mazgal, an independent researcher, was hired, who designed a series of interviews with affiliate teams, and wrote six reports, along with a global summary report. This is the first time CC has ever looked so deeply into the network and tried to understand how it works, and how best to grow and support it.

Based on the research, and many days of discussions, the committee has drafted a series of recommendations to help create a stronger, more active and engaged community, along with the proper supports to be sustainable. The final draft is now available for comment.

Here you can find the final text of this strategy.

How Can I Give Feedback?

The final draft of the Global Network Strategy is available for comment here -

https://consultation.creativecommons.org/

Who is working on 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

Faces of the Commons Research

Executive Summaries

Global Summary, Français, Arabic, Spanish

Arab World Summary‎, Arabic

Asia Pacific Summary ‎

Central America Summary

Europe Summary ‎

Latin America Summary, Spanish

Regional Reports

Global Report, Français, Spanish

Africa Report, Français

Arab World Report, Arabic

Asia Pacific Report

Central America Report

Europe Report

Latin America Report, Spanish