Resources And Publications
Research to Impact Lab commissions resources and publications that activate and inspire others to join us in building the path to a social safety net that truly works for all people, regardless of wealth or employment status. Check out the resources and publications we’ve produced and supported, as well as those from the field that inspire our work.
Research to Impact Lab commissions resources and publications that activate and inspire others to join us in building the path to a social safety net that truly works for all people, regardless of wealth or employment status. Check out the resources and publications we’ve produced and supported, as well as those from the field that inspire our work.
Explore Early Insights from the Copyright Claims Board (CCB)
A new federal copyright tribunal launched in 2022. Stanford Law students analyzed over 1,000 cases. Learn who is using the CCB, why dismissals dominate, and how creators might better navigate the system.
Explore Early Insights from the Copyright Claims Board (CCB)
A new federal copyright tribunal launched in 2022. Stanford Law students analyzed over 1,000 cases. Learn who is using the CCB, why…
Learnings and Ethical Considerations: A Resource for Arts Funders on Artificial Intelligence
A helpful resource for funders interested in moving ethically in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) space. As Artificial Intelligence (“AI”)…
Navigating the Copyright Claims Board: A Practical Guide for Creators
A guide for creatives to better understand the Copyright Claims Board (CCB). This resource was created through a partnership between The…
Supporting Confident Creativity
Stanford and CCI Partner to Help Creatives with their Copyright Claims
Gig Worker Learning Project: Phase Two Report
The Gig Worker Learning Project is a valuable resource for anyone seeking to better understand gig workers and the challenges they face.
Arts Worker Supports Issue Brief
We worked with arts advocates to define a policy agenda that supports arts workers and microbusinesses.
Explore Early Insights from the Copyright Claims Board (CCB)
A new federal copyright tribunal launched in 2022. Stanford Law students analyzed over 1,000 cases. Learn who is using the CCB, why dismissals dominate, and how creators might better navigate the…
Learnings and Ethical Considerations: A Resource for Arts Funders on Artificial Intelligence
A helpful resource for funders interested in moving ethically in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) space. As Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) transforms various sectors, it is crucial to evaluate both…
Navigating the Copyright Claims Board: A Practical Guide for Creators
A guide for creatives to better understand the Copyright Claims Board (CCB). This resource was created through a partnership between The Center for Cultural Innovation (CCI) and Stanford University’s…
Non-Fungible Tokens and Intellectual Property: A Report to Congress
non-fungible post excerpt: A Report to Congress prepared by the United States Patent and Trademark Office and United States Copyright Office about how intellectual property laws apply to NFTs and…
Gig Worker Learning Project: Phase Two Report
The Gig Worker Learning Project is a valuable resource for anyone seeking to better understand gig workers and the challenges they face.
Arts Worker Supports Issue Brief
We worked with arts advocates to define a policy agenda that supports arts workers and microbusinesses.
NFTs, Smart Contracts, & DAOs
When we started seeing many BIPOC artists moving into the blockchain space several years ago, we started building our own expertise in this area.
Gig Worker Learning Project: Phase One Report
For several years now, the conversation about gig work and the future of work has been hampered by the lack of good data. That’s why we’re thrilled that Sol Center’s first grant supports the Gig…
