It depends. Public Performance Rights determine if a streaming video can be shown to a public audience- where anyone can be part of the audience, in a public place. All of UNF library's streaming videos are licensed for academic use. A video needs to be licensed for Public Performance Rights to be shown to an audience where anyone can attend and in a public space. Some of the UNF streaming videos have Public Performance Rights, but not all.
Kanopy has an icon for Public Performance Rights in the description of a film. 
Kanopy also has a search, where you can set a filter to Public Performance Rights and see which films have this right and can be screened for a public audience. Any public screening of a streaming video with Public Performance Rights has to be free to attendees as well. If you have any questions about Public Performance Rights contact lib-acq@unf.edu
