WikiWomen's User Group/Reports/2020
Appearance
The WikiWomen’s User Group was recognized as a Wikimedia user group in July 19, 2015. This report outlines the accomplishments and activities supported by the group between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019.
Activities
[edit]- Sharing news, advice, and resources via Telegram Page. We share news about women-centered projects, programs, and events they're organizing, to help others know what's happening.
- 10 new members joined the User Group in the last year.
Virtual edit-a-thons
[edit]August-December 2019
[edit]- (Continuous) #1day1woman2019
- (Year-long) Suffrage
August 2019
[edit]September 2019
[edit]October, November, December 2019
[edit]October 2019
[edit]November 2019
[edit]December 2019 - January 2020
[edit]December 2019
[edit]January - December 2020
[edit]January 2020
[edit]February 2020
[edit]March 2020
[edit]March - April 2020
[edit]April 2020
[edit]May 2020
[edit]June 2020
[edit]July 2020
[edit]July - December 2020
[edit]Presentations
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August 2019, "Modeling the reception of pre-XX-century works by women writers", Wikimania, Stockholm
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October 2019, "Working on gender gap on Wikimedia projects", CEE Meeting, Belgrade
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October 2019, "Cultures of reception associated with trans-Atlantic English language women's writing (1770-1830)", Wikidatacon, Berlin
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November 2019, "Wikidata-fying, Women Writers in Review", WikiConference North America, MIT, Boston
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February 2020, "Knowledge and participatory gaps on Wikpedia, using the example of women scientists", National Academy of Science workshop, Washington, D.C.
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February 2020, "Knowledge gaps & systemic bias at Wikipedia", Misinfocon, National Academy of Science workshop, Washington, D.C.
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April 2020, "Wikipedia's Content Gender Gap", Wiki Education Foundation, online
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May 2020, "Wikipedia’s gender gaps in the COVID-19 era", OzgurKon, online
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July 2020, "Women Writers in Review, integrating special collections into Wikidata", LD4 conference, online