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Event:Feminism and folklore in Igala Community

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Participation optionsOnline event
Start and end time12:42, 6 February 2026 – 23:27, 18 April 2026
Timezone: +00:00
Number of participants30 participants

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Feminism and Folklore and Wiki Loves Folklore event in Igala Community 2026

Feminism kpai Folklore 2026 ojane Igala is a local writing campaign aimed at improving Igala-language Wikipedia content related to feminism, women, gender, and folklore.

The campaign focuses on documenting African folk traditions, women’s biographies, gender roles, and cultural heritage that are underrepresented on Igala Wikipedia.

This initiative supports knowledge equity by encouraging contributors to create and expand quality articles in the Moore language.

Ready to participate?

📅 Timeline

1 February 2026 00:01 UTC – 31 March 2026 11:59 UTC

Themes

Participants are encouraged to create or expand Igala Wikipedia articles related to the themes below.

Folklore and Culture

  • Igala folklore and oral traditions
  • Festivals, dances, music, and games
  • Traditional clothing and cuisine
  • Myths, legends, and storytelling
  • Religion and cultural practices

Women and Gender

  • Biographies of Igala and African women
  • Women in culture, arts, and leadership
  • Gender roles in Igala society
  • Women in folklore and mythology

Rules & Guidelines

  • ✅ Articles must be written or expanded in the Igala language.
  • ✅ Minimum 3000 bytes and/or 300 words.
  • ✅ Articles must be created or expanded during the campaign period.
  • ✅ Content must align with Feminism and Folklore themes.
  • ✅ No machine-translated or copyright-violating content.
  • ✅ Reliable references are required.

Prizes

🌍 International Prizes

As announced by the international organizers.

📍 Local Prizes

To be announced by the Igala Wikipedia organizing team.

Organisers

Report

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The workshop started and ended at right time and it was quite fruitful. Participants were energetic to learn a new thing. Total of 157 articles were created and 172 articles were improved

The Outreach dashboard page is here.

The photos of the workshop were uploaded to commons [1].