Cultural Heritage/Ethics and Intellectual Property - Extended Workshop (1)

After  a hiatus of two years, we're back with an online interactive workshop  with multiple speakers, interactive case studies and materials to  help you tackle how to manage the preservation and access of collections  that pose both ethical issues and copyright and related interests, such  as traditional knowledge.  This is an opportunity to discuss and  compare approaches as we continue to work with legacy collections in  both the short and long term. The workshop will run for approximately  two hours with a health break and include some suggested pre-reads and  case studies. Panelists will present the issues and approaches, discuss  new forms of collaborative instruments and agreements and then tackle  the case studies.  A question and answer period will end the program. Please join  us for an informative and practical discussion about approaches that  may be taken to manage these complex collections. Panelists include:

Dr. Sally Yerkovich, Director of Educational Exchange and Special Projects at The American-Scandinavian Foundation in New York City and Adjunct Professor of Museum Anthropology at Columbia University

OCEAN board member Anne Young, Director of Legal Affairs and Intellectual Property, Newfields

Emma Carter, Rights Specialist, Newfields

Tanya Anderson, Advisor, Intangible Cultural Heritage, Canadian Museum of History

OCEAN board member Rina Elster Pantalony, Director, Copyright Advisory Services, Columbia University Libraries

Hope O'Keefe, Former Senior Associate General Counsel, Library of Congress; emeritus member UIPO

We hope to see you on Zoom!