Wikipedia Asian Month 2021/Events
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Wikipedians around the world will organize online and onsite edit-a-thon in many different cities to participating in Wikipedia Asian Month. In some countries, local organising teams will take charge for driving communications and social media around the competition. They will act as the spokespeople in their country. In some cases, they will also organise local ceremonies for local winners. Or they will organise meetups, which are important occasions when Wikimedians (users of Wikipedia and the sister projects) come together face-to-face generally in an informal basis.
Check the page if you are interested in to get a better understanding of this and want to join an event, or organise a local event. If you have attended a meetup, you can add a little report here (and link to a longer one, if you're in the mood of writing much). To organizers: Send an email to our Event Coordinator to get assistance for fund, swags and advise.
Online Events[edit]
- Cantonese Wikipedia - Asian Week 2021
- About: Competition of the Week concerning articles about Asia on Cantonese Wikipedia.
- Time: 1 November to 30 November 2021
- Contact: User:Detective Akai
- Reward: Prizes like "Wikipedia Asian Ambassadors"
- Italian Wikipedia - Asian Women 2021
- About: Competition of the Month concerning articles about Asian Women on Italian Wikipedia.
- Time: 1 November to 30 November 2021
- Contact: Camelia
- Reward: little gadgets
- Swedish Wikipedia - Asian Week 2021
- About: Competition of the Week concerning articles about Asia on Swedish Wikipedia.
- Time: 8 November to 14 November 2021
- Contact: Deryni
- Reward: Virtual prizes.
- Slovak Wikipedia - Special focus on Taiwan
- About: Competition focused on articles about Taiwan on Slovak Wikipedia.
- Time: 1 November to 30 November 2021
- Contact: Jetam2
- Reward: Postcards.
Onsite Events[edit]
Asia
Africa
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Oceania
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Europe
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North America
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South America
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