Looking for great images, videos, music, or educational resources that you can actually use? Our next webinar as part of CC’s 25th anniversary will show you how to find CC-licensed content, properly attribute the work, and reuse materials with confidence. We’ll explore some of the best places to discover openly licensed content, decode the different CC licenses without the legal jargon, and walk through the ins and outs of proper attribution. Along the way, we’ll bust a few common myths and share practical tips for remixing, adapting, and sharing content while respecting license terms.

Replication Games are one-day hackathons where researchers collaborate to reproduce and verify the results of published studies to assess their reliability. They are typically open to PhD students, faculty, and researchers with a PhD, who work in teams to run the codes, detect coding errors, and reanalyze data or add new data. These events provide a hands-on, engaging way to contribute to improving research transparency, reproducibility, and scientific credibility.