Resources FAQ

Art of Mind offers free resources that you can use to spread awareness and educate the public about critical thinking and science literacy.

What are we permitted to do with these resources?

Most of our resources are licensed under a Creative Commons 0 license. This means that you can do ANYTHING with them. You can use them, share them, modify them and even sell them if you wish. You are not required to credit the original author.

However you cannot claim authorship of the work.

Many of our resources are bundled with files like images that we have taken from other sources. These files have their own licenses which might be more restrictive.

What Are These Resources Useful For?

We currently share five categories of resources:

• Artworks: These are graphic images that can be used to liven up presentations, or used on merch like posters, t-shirts and coffee cups.
• Debunking Topics: These are plans for Counterpoints style public debunking events. They include research notes, PowerPoint presentations and scripts.
• Discussion Topics: These are useful for hosting intellectual or philosophical discussion evenings or Meetups. They include a written description and a suggested image that you can use to create your event posting.
• Presentations: These are inspirational or informative speeches that you can use for conferences or keynotes. They generally include a PowerPoint presentation.
• Workshops: These are interactive teaching sessions that combine informative presentations with practical activities for the participants. They include a script and PowerPoint.

Can I Share My Own Work on Art of Mind?

Yes. If you have resources that you wish to share, or have made updates to our work, please send it to us and if it meets our quality standards we will post it.

Can I Use Brand Resources Like the Art of Mind Name or Logo?

No. The Art of Mind brand is proprietary and cannot be used without express written permission. You must create your own brand or use our resources as they are provided without any branding.

Likewise you may not use the Studio 42, Counterpoints, Sophistry, or Zpark brands without express written permission. You may not display these names or the associated logos in any way that suggests that we endorse your activities.