Creative Commons Hong Kong

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How to Help

Creative Commons Hong Kong is a project administered by the Journalism and Media Studies Centre at the University of Hong Kong. Most of CCHK’s non-academic activities will depend on a wider community of volunteers from all walks of life in Hong Kong. Their activities will depend upon public support.

After launching in October 2008, CCHK is planning publicity and educational activities designed to promote the adoption of the localized CC licenses, and also to help improve public understanding of copyright issues in Hong Kong.

Our initial focus will be on students, young people and creators in many media. The aim is to encourage sharing of Hong Kong’s creative work and, of equal importance, respect of law with regard to the proper usage of creative work by others, whether or not these works are published under CC licenses.

You can assist CCHK in many ways: by financial contribution, corporate sponsorship and volunteering.

Donate

There are several ways to make financial donations to Creative Commons Hong Kong:

1. Transfer funds into the following bank account, and send the receipt with your contact information to info@hk.creativecommons.org or the mailing address of Journalism and Media Studies Centre.

Account holder: The University of Hong Hong
Bank: HSBC
Bank Ac No: 004-002-222834-001
Bank Address: 1 Queen’s Road Central, Hong Kong

2. Send a check, payable to “The University of Hong Kong”, with your contact information to ’

Creative Commons Hong Kong
c/o The Journalism and Media Studies Centre
G24 Eliot Hall
The University of Hong Kong
Pokfulam
Hong Kong

Corporate Sponsorship

CCHK welcomes corporate sponsorship of specific activities and events. Please feel free to contact us at info@hk.creativecommons.org for discussion.

Volunteer

CCHK seeks enthusiastic volunteers to help promote the use of CC licenses and build greater public awareness of copyright throughout various communities and professional sectors in Hong Kong. Duties are varied and you would certainly find your niche.

Educational activities: These include briefing visits to schools, youth groups, community centers and concerned groups. CCHK seminars also call for speakers and helpers.