Consent is key to documenting human history and particularly oral history. But in a world of 7.5 billion people that speak more than 6,500 languages and form thousands of societies, there cannot be just one kind of consent. What if the diverse group of participants at the CC Summit explain what an acceptable way of asking consent sound like in their respective societies? Can their proposed ways form an inclusive basis of "consent-seeking" which the CC community can further to accommodate their needs?
This is going to be an interactive session and the participants can share their own experiences from different parts of the world. You will have an option to join the alpha and beta testing of this conceptual framework.
RESOURCES
- Worksheet to be used during the discussion
- OpenSpeaks, a project for additional guides on consent, open licensing and documentation of languages
- [Accessible] Pad if the worksheet is not accessible for you (also for taking notes or sharing comments)
- Ideas generated by participants are documented and summarized here
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