SheSaid 2025 in Nigeria

Overview
[edit]The #SheSaid is an international campaign launched in October 2020 under the Wiki Loves Women which focuses on improving the visibility of notable women by creating and enhancing entries about them on Wikiquote. This year, the SheSaid 2025 in Nigeria will join the global effort in amplifying women's voices by documenting new quotes and improving existing quotes from women on Wikiquote; creating new and improving existing Wikipedia articles about notable women, and lastly creating new and improving Wikidata items about women. To support local language visibility and multilingualism, articles will also be accurately translated from English language into other Nigerian languages, using the content translation tool.
Basic Information
[edit]- Country/Region: Nigeria
- Language(s): English, Igbo, Igala
- Wikiquote edition: en.wikiquote.org, ig.wikiquote.org
- Organizer name(s): King ChristLike, Accurate, Akwugo, Emmanuel Obiajulu, Agnes Abah
Timeline and Deliverables
[edit]- Event timeline: 1st September to 31st of December 2025
- Virtual launch & Training 1: 7 September, 2025
- Physical event: 20th September, 2025
- Training 2: October, 2025
- Training 3: November, 2025
- End date: 30th November, 2025
Participation
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Sign in or Create a New Account on Wikipedia if you haven't.
Join a community by registering on the event page to track your contributions.
Attend the virtual launch, training sessions and participate in the edit-a-thon.
Create, expand and/or translate Wikipedia articles, Wikiquote pages or Wikidata items related to the focus area from the topic list. Edits to articles outside this scope will not count.
While publishing your edits, include this hashtag to your edit summary: #SheSaid
Tracking and Metrics
[edit]- Hashtag tracking (Hashtags Tool): https://hashtags.wmflabs.org
- Dashboard, queries, or red lists:
- Other tracking tools used:
Commons Category containing all media files
Prizes
[edit]Top 3 contributors from each participating community will be awarded gift vouchers, in addition to other consolation prizes for runner-ups.
Final Report
[edit]See Diff blog post.