Grants:Project/MSIG/511KeV/MC discourses for Kashmiri community/Report

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Movement Strategy Implementation Grant Report
Accepted


Please review the notes below before submitting your report.

Your draft implementation plan document should address the following questions clearly:

  • What movement strategy initiative or goal are you addressing?
  • What activities will you be doing to address that initiative?
  • What do you expect will happen as a result of your activities? How do those outcomes address the movement strategy initiative?
  • How will you measure or evaluate your activities? What tools or methods will you use to evaluate your activities?

To create a draft implementation plan, we recommend the use of a logic model, which will help you and your team think about goals, activities, outcomes, and other factors in an organized way. Please refer the following resources to develop a logic model:



Outcomes[edit]

Please respond to the following questions below:

Where have you published your draft plan? Share the link to it here:

What Movement Strategy initiative is this draft plan supporting?

What activities have you completed to produce this draft plan?

  • As a part of this plan, We translated the pages related to the Movement Charter drafts into the Kashmiri Language. The translated content was circulated to the Community members and Kashmiri language experts for the collection of suggestions regarding the translations. The suggestions were acted upon and reflected in the translations. Once the translations were improved, A pre event survey was conducted about the availability and support needed by participants. Venues related to the Kashmiri Wikipedia were notified about the conversations. For maximum participation, discord and telegram group od the community were notified along with community portals. After which Community feedback sessions were started. The meetings were open to all Wikimedians. In addition to Group sessions, One-to-one online sessions were also organized to get detailed feedback about Movement Charter drafts.

The following pages were translated during this project:

Under this Project, the following meetings were organized with the community.

  • 17th October 2023 - Movement Charter Conversation Group Session- 7:00-8:00pm (IST)
  • 22nd October 2023 - Movement Charter Conversation Group Session- 7:00-8:00pm (IST)
  • 29 October 2023 - Movement Charter Conversation One on One Session- 8:00-9:00pm (IST)
  • 11 November 2023 - Movement Charter Conversation One on one Session- 9:00-10:20pm (IST)

As a part of this project, We also published this diff post in which the implementation of the project has been documneted. Eight Kashmiri Wikimedians joined the consultations and provided their feedback. The collective feedback of the community was published on this meta page.

In which community channels have you announced your draft plan?

  • Community Portal, Kashmiri Community Telegram Group, Discord Server, Whatsapp group, Instagram handle.

Finances[edit]

Grant funds spent[edit]

Please describe how much grant money you spent for approved expenses, and tell us what you spent it on.

  • Facilitation : 150 USD
  • Documentation (document preparation time, time spent documenting of discussion, post-meeting work): 220 USD
  • Translation (translation of Charter drafts & other pages): 250 USD
  • Coordination: 50 USD
  • Online tools or services (channeled for external light source necessary for online meetings. The equipment is documented at Resource page of User Group): 10 USD
  • Data (internet or mobile costs for organizers & 7 participants to access or participate in activities): 50 USD
  • Meals: 10 USD
  • Other: 10 USD (including bank fee and increased cost.)
  • Total: 750 USD

Remaining funds[edit]

Do you have any remaining grant funds?

  • No, All funds were spent during the project.

Anything else[edit]

Anything else you want to share about your project?

  • I only wish to cite a statement from one of the Wikipedia contributors from Kashmiri Community.

Although our expertise in certain aspects may be limited, this engagement has instilled in us a sense of ownership and importance within the movement, fostering a feeling of being truly valued here

— Koshur