This page offers a route for copyright concerns about material on HerCV — The Course of a Life. It does not claim that a statutory DMCA agent has been registered or that every jurisdiction uses the same procedure.
Identify the work and the location
Use Contact to send the exact page URL and identify the text, image or other material in question. Identify the work you own or represent, and give a source or other information sufficient to understand the claim. Explain whether you are the rights holder or authorised to act for one.
Make the notice usable
Provide a reply email and the information needed to evaluate the concern. If you intend a formal notice under United States law, include the legally required contact information, a physical or electronic signature, a good-faith statement that the disputed use is not authorised by the owner, agent or law, and a statement that the notice is accurate and, under penalty of perjury, you are authorised to act. Do not post private details publicly.
Review, context and response
Public-domain status, permission, attribution and lawful exceptions are distinct questions. A complaint may need clarification before a decision can be made. Material may be restricted while a concern is considered; no outcome or response time is guaranteed. Correspondence may need to be shared with relevant providers or parties to assess and resolve the claim.
If you believe material has been removed in error, identify the affected URL and the basis for your rights or lawful use. Formal counter-notices can have legal consequences, including disclosure requirements; obtain appropriate advice before submitting one. Knowingly inaccurate claims can also have consequences under applicable law.