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Meet the Humans of the Commons

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We‘re telling the stories of some of the humans who make up the Commons, our community, and our

We‘re telling the stories of some of the humans who make up the Commons, our community, and our network. [Donate]( [cc-logo] [humans-of-the-commons]( As we approach our Global Summit in Toronto from April 13-15, we‘re telling the stories of some of the humans who make up the Commons, our community, and our network. The stories are both inspiring and instructive – learn how you can get involved with our Global Network, start a business based on sharing, and what librarians can do to make the open movement more inclusive. [Read the Stories]( [We-are-cc] Voices from our Global Scholarship Recipients For the past two years, Creative Commons has funded attendance for nearly 25% of Global Summit attendees, all of whom are working to advance the cause of open knowledge in their home communities. [We are CC]( A Compelling Vision for a Digital Commons, and Generosity in the Commons CC Summit Keynotes Chris Bourg and Katherine Maher discuss the Commons. [Katherine Maher, Wikimedia]( [Chris Bourg, MIT Libraries]( [claudio]( Growing an Open Movement CC’s Claudio Ruiz, who has been responsible for guiding the development of our new Network strategy, discusses how the Network came to be and offers a few thoughts about where things are headed. [Rock on for a Global Movement for Open]( We're a nonprofit funded by generous humans just like you. If you've read this far, please consider making a contribution to our programs in open access, open education, arts and culture, and global advocacy. [Donate]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [cc-by] Images: Felix Nartey, by Ruby Mizrahi / Wikimedia Foundation CC BY-SA 3.0, [Open Foundation West Africa]( CC BY-SA, Jon Phillips, by Kennisland/Flickr/CC license 2.0, Aris Maro and Sebastiaan Ter Burg, by Sebastiaan Ter Burg, CC BY SA and CC BY, scholarship images courtesy of recipients, Katherine Maher by Victor Grigas, CC BY-SA 3.0, Chris Bourg, by L. Barry Hetherington, CC BY, Ruth Okediji, from Harvard Faculty Page, Claudio Ruiz, by Priscilla Scott, CC BY Creative Commons PO Box 1866Mountain View, CA 94042 [Add us to your address book](//creativecommons.us13.list-manage.com/vcard?u=4051250396fe81f55034e2d49&id=5b82643372) Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](.

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