A Primer on Flickr Commons and 501(c) (3) foundation, flickr.org ACA Code24052 (Domain 3, 4, 5)

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Join George Oates for a presentation on Flickr Commons and the new Flickr Foundation. Learn what Flickr Commons is and how it provides a global platform for sharing photographs in the public domain, and about the revitalization taking place through the Flickr Foundation.

George Oates is a designer working at the intersection of software, cultural heritage, and philosophy. She is the founder of the Flickr Foundation, a 501c3 charity dedicated to preventing Flickr from being deleted. She also created the Flickr Commons program in 2008, launching with the Library of Congress as the first partner. George has worked online since 1996 and enjoyed a variety of interesting roles, like being part of the small team that created Flickr, project lead of Open Library at Internet Archive, and director of design at Stamen Design. George specializes in designing systems used by millions of people holding billions of things but also likes designing very specific interfaces for tiny audiences.

These videos are produced by the Society of American Archivists – Archivists of Religious Collections Section, Models, and Resources Committee.

The purpose of the Models and Resources Committee is to provide information for section
members on all aspects of archival work relating to the administration of religious collections.

Objectives
· To recommend standards and guidelines to archivists of religious collections so that they may improve the quality of their collections.
· To provide samples of policies, forms, publications, manuals, and finding aids for religious collections to section members.
· To identify and provide information on resources pertinent to religious archives.