After almost 15 years at Creative Commons, it's time to expand my horizons and look for new adventures. It has been an absolute honor to work with multiple CC teams, our global partners, and the open education community to identify complex problems where education is a critical part of the solution, and then open that knowledge to help solve the problem. I'll see you all soon.
https://creativecommons.org/2025/10/22/a-heartfelt-farewell-to-dr-cable-green/
We recently published a video titled Open Licensing for Research with Creative Commons. It explains how CC licenses work, why CC BY is the most open option, and how openly licensing your research with CC can strengthen the collective power of the scientific community.
Watch it here, and help us spread the word by sharing it with your network: https://youtu.be/_IBTfklg8q0?feature=shared.
This week, West Texas A&M University president Walter Wendler wrote about the burden expensive textbooks place on students and how campuses using @creativecommons openly licensed educational resources see fewer students dropping or avoiding courses because of textbook costs. Learn more:
UNESCO © 2023 by Brigitte Vézina is licensed under CC BY 4.0 We are proud to announce that we are now established as an official NGO partner to UNESCO (consultative status). UNESCO stands for “United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization” and is the UN’s specialized agency that aims to foster international cooperation in the…
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