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Partners

We wouldn’t get very far without our partners. One of our greatest strengths is our network of individuals and institutions, allowing our impact to reach beyond the Flickr community.

We are always open to new ways to collaborate. If you have an idea, please reach out.

Flickr Commons Members

Our flagship program Flickr Commons allows more than 100 cultural institutions around the world connect with new audiences in the Flickr Community.

Research Partners

We work with a intersectional scholarly group across history, ethics of care, the commons, digital humanities, organisational development, and archival practice.

Please do contact us if your work blends well.

Eliza Gregory

Eliza is a social practice artist, a photographer, an educator, a curator and a writer. She’s in the Department of Design, Sacramento State College.
elizagregory.org

Dr Padmini Ray Murray

Padmini is a feminist researcher, maker and the founder-director of Design Beku—a collective of researchers, artists, technologists and designers who work towards making design and digital practice more locally rooted, contextually relevant and ethical. She’s based in Bengaluru.
designbeku.in

Dr. Temi Odumosu

Temi is assistant professor and curator at the University of Washington Information School in Seattle. She is an art historian and archive excavator challenging distorted images. Her artistic research approaches ethics of care in the digital cultural commons.
temiodumosu.com

Professor Melissa Terras

Melissa is Professor of Digital Cultural Heritage at the University of Edinburgh‘s College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, since 2017.
melissaterras.org

Professor Matt Ward

Matt Ward is Professor of Design at Goldsmiths, where he has worked for over 20 years. His work engages in a wide range of subjects from speculative design to radical pedagogy. He’s a practicing designer, writer and all-round enthusiastic amateur generalist.
gold.ac.uk

Professor Jane Winters

Jane is Professor of Digital Humanities and Director of the Digital Humanities Research Hub at the School of Advanced Study, University of London.
sas.ac.uk/jane-winters

Funding & Grants

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