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add note about getting to Contexts from the old UI
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## Creating and Using a Context
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1. As an organization member, navigate to the Organization Settings page in the CircleCI application, by clicking on the link in the sidebar. **Note:** Any organization member can create a context, but only organization administrators can restrict it with a security group.
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1. Using the new version of the CircleCI application, navigate to the Organization Settings page by clicking on the link in the sidebar. **Note:** Any organization member can create a context, but only organization administrators can restrict it with a security group.
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![Contexts]({{ site.baseurl }}/assets/img/docs/org-settings-contexts-v2.png)
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**If you are using the old version of the CircleCI application you can access the Organization Settings using the following URL format `https://circleci.com/gh/organizations/<org>/settings#contexts` substituting your organization/GitHub username. If you are using CircleCI Server Organization Settings can still be accessed as normal from the main navigation.
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2. Click the Create Context button and add a unique name for your Context. After you click the Create Context button in the dialog box, the Context appears in a list with Security set to `All members` to indicate that anyone in your organization can access this Context at runtime.
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3. Click the Add Environment Variable button and enter the variable name and value you wish to associate with this context. Click the Add Variable button to save.

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