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April 2021
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Movement Charta process[edit]

Basics
  • in a nutshell: with the departure of the WMF leadership (Katherine and Ryan) in spring the movement governance reform and implementation of important strategic priorities (Global Council, Hubs) seemed to come to a halt. Together with 9 other committed movement stakeholders from various communities, our ED put time and effort into outlining a proposal for a way forward and concrete next steps. We also helped to facilitate movement discussions on the topic on various channels (on-wiki, telegram, international coordination calls, e.g. in the ESAP region etc)
  • what we contributed to this activity: staff time, coordination, communication
Program
Community Support
Metrics
  • participants The number of people who attend our events, programs or activities, either in person or virtually. This definition does not include people organizing activities, social media followers, donors, or others not participating directly.: 40
  • diversity The number of unique participants and/or organizers who belong to underrepresented groups in the Wikimedia movement in Austria. These groups are defined as women, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, persons belonging to ethnic, language or religious minorities in Austria, foreigners and people with disabilities.: 70 (non-Austrian)
More information
→ content page on Meta

WP20 discussion at Depot[edit]

Basics
  • in a nutshell: Online evening event of a Viennese culture institution on the past and future of Wikipedia (discussion panel with Wikipedia expert Leo Dobusch and our Executive Director)
  • what we contributed to this activity: staff time
Program
Awareness and Change
Metrics
  • participants The number of people who attend our events, programs or activities, either in person or virtually. This definition does not include people organizing activities, social media followers, donors, or others not participating directly.: 14
  • diversity The number of unique participants and/or organizers who belong to underrepresented groups in the Wikimedia movement in Austria. These groups are defined as women, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, persons belonging to ethnic, language or religious minorities in Austria, foreigners and people with disabilities.: 6 (non-male)
More information
→ event page (archived) in German

Wikimedia Idea Lab[edit]

Basics
  • in a nutshell: annual meet-up of the Austrian community to talk about and develop projects and plans on Wikimedia projects
  • what we contributed to this activity: technical platform; organization and hosting of the video conference
Program
Community Support
Metrics
  • participants The number of people who attend our events, programs or activities, either in person or virtually. This definition does not include people organizing activities, social media followers, donors, or others not participating directly.: 11
  • diversity The number of unique participants and/or organizers who belong to underrepresented groups in the Wikimedia movement in Austria. These groups are defined as women, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, persons belonging to ethnic, language or religious minorities in Austria, foreigners and people with disabilities.: 2 (1 woman, 1 non-Austrian woman)
More information
→ Ideenwerkstatt 2021

Partners, projects, international finances expert group meeting 2021-04-08[edit]

Basics
  • in a nutshell: video conference of one of WMAT's expert groups; general update on global Wikimedia developments
  • volunteer organizers: Philip Kopetzky
  • what we contributed to this activity: facilitation, video conference tool
Program
Awareness and Change
Metrics
  • participants The number of people who attend our events, programs or activities, either in person or virtually. This definition does not include people organizing activities, social media followers, donors, or others not participating directly.: 2
  • diversity The number of unique participants and/or organizers who belong to underrepresented groups in the Wikimedia movement in Austria. These groups are defined as women, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, persons belonging to ethnic, language or religious minorities in Austria, foreigners and people with disabilities.: 2 (2 Non-Austrians)
More information
→ WMAT's expert groups in members wiki (in German)

Organisational development expert group meeting 2021-04-14[edit]

Basics
  • in a nutshell: video conference of one of WMAT's expert groups; coordinating and reviewing process for new WMAT strategy
  • volunteer organizers: UlliZ
  • what we contributed to this activity: facilitation, video conference tool
Program
Community Support
Metrics
  • participants The number of people who attend our events, programs or activities, either in person or virtually. This definition does not include people organizing activities, social media followers, donors, or others not participating directly.: 5
  • diversity The number of unique participants and/or organizers who belong to underrepresented groups in the Wikimedia movement in Austria. These groups are defined as women, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, persons belonging to ethnic, language or religious minorities in Austria, foreigners and people with disabilities.: 2 (1 women, 1 Non-Austrian)
More information
→ WMAT's expert groups in members wiki (in German)

WikiDienstag 2021-04-06[edit]

Basics
  • in a nutshell: regular community meet-up; this time with our monthly public Wikipedia consultation for newbies with experienced users
  • what we contributed to this activity: online platform, technical hosting
Program
Community Support
Metrics
  • participants The number of people who attend our events, programs or activities, either in person or virtually. This definition does not include people organizing activities, social media followers, donors, or others not participating directly.: 4
More information
→ WikiDienstag (in German)

Kultur-WikiDienstag 2021-04-13[edit]

Basics
  • in a nutshell: second time we organized an online visit to a museum; this time to the Jewish Museum Vienna, where the head of the department of cultural mediation presented highlights from the museum's collections.
  • what we contributed to this activity: organization
Program
Community Support
Metrics
  • participants The number of people who attend our events, programs or activities, either in person or virtually. This definition does not include people organizing activities, social media followers, donors, or others not participating directly.: 22
  • diversity The number of unique participants and/or organizers who belong to underrepresented groups in the Wikimedia movement in Austria. These groups are defined as women, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, persons belonging to ethnic, language or religious minorities in Austria, foreigners and people with disabilities.: 15 (2 women, 6 non-Austrian women, 7 non-Austrian men)
More information
→ project page on de.wikipedia

Supported media files and pages using media files[edit]

Basics
Program
Free Content
Metrics
  • new files The number of new media files uploaded on Wikimedia Commons.: 247
  • pages with files The number of pages in the main namespace of Wikimedia projects using new media files.: 71
  • quality High quality – the number of community decorations for media files (featured, quality, valued) and articles (quality, featured) – and improved quality – the number of improved main namespace pages tagged as having quality issues.: 2 (quality: 2)
  • useful content Number of distinct new media files used in the main namespace of Wikimedia projects.: 39
  • versatile content Number of total usages of new media files files in main namespace.: 74

– last checked: 2021-07-26

More information
→ Category:Supported by Wikimedia Österreich on Wikimedia Commons
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