Australian Copyright Council (ACC)
The ACC is a non-profit legal service offering resources on copyright law, with guides and fact sheets for creators, including social enterprises.
View resourceSummary
The ACC is an independent, not-for-profit Community Legal Service (CLS) dedicated to promoting understanding of copyright law and its application.
It provides numerous resources, including practical, user-friendly books and fact sheets - for creators and users of copyright material.
These cover general advice on copyright that is relevant to all creators, including social enterprises, along with specific information for specialist areas within the creative community.
Related resources
'The Cynefin Framework - A Leader's Framework for Decision Making and Action', David Snowden
VideosThe Cynefin Framework guides leaders in matching actions to context by distinguishing different domains. It enables sense-making, helping leaders identify true complexity and respond effectively to challenges.
Learn more'The Complexity Spectrum', Rob Ricigliano
ArticlesSystems change offers a way to address complex social issues like poverty and homelessness by moving beyond traditional, linear problem-solving. This blog contrasts ‘clock’ problems, which are solvable with structured solutions, with ‘cloud’ problems, requiring ongoing adaptations. It emphasises the need to shift from quick fixes to fostering resilience, healing relationships, and supporting long-term system health to address deep-rooted challenges effectively.
Learn more