Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Sharing Climate Data: A conversation with Creative Commons and Openscapes. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.

Open science, open practices, and open licenses are essential in working together to increase access to research and to address global challenges. At Creative Commons, we’ve been focusing our open science program on finding faster, more equitable, and open solutions that are necessary to address climate change. Our Open Climate Campaign, a project in partnership with SPARC and Electronic Information for Libraries (EIFL), is focused on policy, international frameworks, and opening up published research. Our Open Climate Data project facilitates the opening and sharing of large climate datasets and climate data models around the world. To ensure our work is as impactful as possible, our goal is to connect with the research community to discuss open practices and approaches to climate research. We’ve partnered with the team at Openscapes to bring you a webinar that will outline Creative Commons’ recommendations for better sharing of climate data. Join us for a conversation that will focus on applicable solutions to opening climate data with CC licenses. This webinar is designed for researchers but is open to anyone interested in learning more about open license recommendations for climate data.

Opening Access to Knowledge to Accelerate Climate Action, with Dr. Monica Granados of the Open Climate Campaign – Climate.edu

Online Conference: Open Science & Societal Impact | Online (PDT-EDT time zones) via an interactive platform -

An interactive online conference on Open Science initiatives to help attendees gain insights on responsible practices in Open Science and Research, learn about new strategies, tools and methods to further their work in the field of Open Science; covering pitfalls and challenges, such as geo-political relations, review-processes and misinformation, as well as different needs of parties involved.

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