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Students for Free Culture is an international chapter-based student organization that promotes the public interest in intellectual property and information & communications technology policy.
A free culture is one where all members are free to participate in its transmission and evolution, without artificial limits on who can participate or in what way. The free culture movement seeks to develop this culture by promoting four things:
- creativity and innovation;
- communication and free expression;
- public access to knowledge;
- and citizens' civil liberties.
Our Berkeley chapter is hosting the 2008 Students for Free Culture conference on October 11 and 12. Travel assistance is available. Register now!
- Live Blogging Free Culture Conference 2008 (2008-10-09)
Can’t make it to the conference, here are a few ways to follow along at home. Live Blogging: Tim Hwang blogging @ The US Bureau… [Read More]
- Feeling So Free: Free Culture Afterparty Saturday in Berkeley! (2008-10-09)
Saturday October 11th Feeling So Free @ Blake’s On Telegraph 8:00pm-2:00am 18+ (Bring the above flyer to get in after 10pm.) 21+ to drink… [Read More]
- We need your couch! (2008-10-07)
Airfare is secured. Bags are waiting to be packed. Students for Free Culture descends on Berkeley in four days. Several of our people need warm… [Read More]
- Conference in one week: Travel funding! (2008-10-03)
WE HAVE LOTS OF MONEY. WE WANT TO FLY YOU TO CALIFORNIA! For our upcoming conference in Berkeley, we’ve been blessed with some sponsors who… [Read More]
- What don’t we stand for? And for what do we stand? (2008-09-24)
This morning, Tim Hwang of Harvard Free Culture posted a provocative critique and vision statement for the future of SFC. Recognizing that “times have changed”,… [Read More]
- University of Nebraska–Lincoln: Open Access Day! (2008-10-13)
Please join us on October 14th in Love Library on campus to celebrate Open Access Day. The event is around 2 hours long, starting at… [Read More]
- Boston University: Going to Free Culture Conference 2008! (2008-10-08)
We’re going to Free Culture 2008 in Berkeley, California on Friday! I’m excited to meet all of the free culture people and see all of… [Read More]
- UFlorida: First Meeting: Monday, October 13 - Free Food! (2008-10-02)
What: First General Meeting When: 10/13/2008 @ 7pm Where: Reitz Union 288 Florida Free Culture will be having its first meeting of the semester on Monday, October 13th,… [Read More]
- American University in Cairo: oad_120x240 (2008-10-01)
Wondering what Open Access is about and why should you care? See the resources below by the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC): Open Access… [Read More]
- NYU: Thanks for coming out last night (2008-09-23)
To everyone who came out to the meeting last night - thanks! We’re really excited for this upcoming year, and we’re always looking for ideas,… [Read More]