Free Culture Foundation

The Illustrated Law Journal

This is a summary of a project I discussed at the 2011 Students for Free Culture Unconference. I’d like
Action Alert! Tell the White House to Open Access to Federal Research

The following is a guest post from Nick Shockey of SPARC.
Last Wednesday, the White House Office of Science and
Increase the Impact of Research with AcaWiki

Whether it be improving one’s own health, finding more efficient fuels or better understanding far-flung parts of the world, access
Student Voices in the P2P Provisions of the 2008 HEOA

As you undoubtedly know, college campuses are, in many ways, ground zero for the battles being waged for the future
Call for Participation: Join the Open University Campaign!

As many of you know, following the Free Culture 2008 Conference, Students for Free Culture began the Open University Campaign - an initiative to increase collaboration, sharing, and openness at the level of higher education. With the academic year about to begin, we want to invite all interested parties to assist the with project; after all, we wouldn't be very genuine if we didn't do this in an open manner ourselves!

The free culture movement is about lifting barriers to expressing the full range of human potential. Free culture is a radical approach to empowering those lacking representation and power through media and technology.