Presentation of the Creative Commons Open Culture Working Group "Digital Community Heritage" How are community heritage initiatives developing in digital settings and in relation to open access? How can digital community heritage projects be defined, categorised and analysed? What are some open-source software, tools and platforms created or used among digital community heritage initiatives? In the course of a year through monthly meetings, the Digital Community Heritage Working Group mapped and analysed digital community heritage initiatives in the context of open access and inclusive digital transformation, which included: - Collecting international cases - Performing data analysis and visualisation - Providing insights into patterns and trends - Identifying good practices and common challenges in the field This webinar presents and discusses the findings of the multilingual report and data-driven study on community-related digital heritage initiatives that are created inside, outside and in-between GLAM institutions, presenting their methodologies and practices in relation to public engagement, open-access and open-source developments. Presenting working Group Co-leads: Bettina Fabos, Director, Fortepan Iowa; Professor, Interactive Digital Studies, University of Northern Iowa Mariana Ziku, Co-founder, Biennale of Western Balkans; Research associate, University of the Aegean Presenting working Group Members: Marie-Claire Dangerfield, Digital archivist, Rotterdam City Archives Jacob Moe, Founder, Archipelago Network Ngozi Perpetua Osuchukwu PhD, Department of Library and Information Science, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Akwa, Nigeria Members of the Digital Community Heritage Working Group (in alphabetical order): Alhassan Mohammed Awal, Marie-Claire Dangerfield, Maria Drabczyk, Bettina Fabos, Revekka Kefalea, Jacob Moe, Ngozi Osuchukwu, María R. Osuna Alarcón, Mariana Ziku Report Translators: Rock Hung, Gireesh Kumar T.K., Lucien C.H. Lin, María Osuna-Alarcón, Liz Oyango, Nicolas Pettiaux Report “Digital Community Heritage and Open Access”: https://doi.org/10.21428/9eb74dbf.0c46e6be Short report: https://medium.com/creative-commons-we-like-to-share/digital-community-heritage-and-open-access-7e3477ef2131 Digital Community Heritage and Open Access Dataset: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7384693 Cite presentation as: Ziku, M., Fabos, B., Dangerfield, M. C., Moe, J., & Osuchukwu, N. P. (2023, January 18). Digital Community Heritage and Open Access: Report of the Creative Commons Open Culture Working Group [presentation]. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7539227

The presentation is part of the workings within the Creative Commons Open Culture Working Group "Digital Community Heritage", funded and supported by the Creative Commons Organization in 2022.