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On 23 January 2017, the Women's Classical Committee held an editathon at the Institute of Classical Studies in Senate House, London. Wikimedia UK is helping to close the gender gap on Wikipedia by running events to encourage women to add more content about women to Wikipedia. To this end, we held an editing workshop with the Women's Classical Committee at the Institute of Classical Studies in Senate House, London. Project page: 🤍 This video is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license. 🤍 Website: 🤍 Blog: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍
A British physicist wrote nearly 2,000 Wikipedia bios after finding a major gap in knowledge about women scientists. » Subscribe to MSNBC: 🤍 Follow the MSNBC Midterms Elections guide to the important races across the United States as Americans prepare to cast their votes. Countdown to the Midterms: 🤍 Follow MSNBC Show Blogs MaddowBlog: 🤍 ReidOut Blog: 🤍 MSNBC delivers breaking news, in-depth analysis of politics headlines, as well as commentary and informed perspectives. Find video clips and segments from The Rachel Maddow Show, Morning Joe, The Beat with Ari Melber, Deadline: White House, The ReidOut, All In, Last Word, 11th Hour, and Alex Wagner who brings her breadth of reporting experience to MSNBC primetime. Watch “Alex Wagner Tonight” Tuesday through Friday at 9pm Eastern. Connect with MSNBC Online Visit msnbc.com: 🤍 Subscribe to the MSNBC Daily Newsletter: MSNBC.com/NewslettersYouTube Find MSNBC on Facebook: 🤍 Follow MSNBC on Twitter: 🤍 Follow MSNBC on Instagram: 🤍 #msnbc #wikipedia #femalescientist
Women artists have been subject to many historical disadvantages and are much less well known than male artists. This video explores the history of women in art and encourages women to become Wikipedia editors to reduce the gender gap in biographical articles on the website. This video is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license. 🤍 Website: 🤍 Blog: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍
To mark International Women's Day, the Advancing Women Artists Foundation organised an event to promote forgotten women artists. Volunteers spent time writing and publishing descriptions of the artists on Wikipedia.
Physicist Jess Wade is filling a major gap in knowledge after finding that Wikipedia – known for its information on every topic imaginable – had few biographies for top female scientists. » Subscribe to NBC News: 🤍 » Watch more NBC video: 🤍 NBC News Digital is a collection of innovative and powerful news brands that deliver compelling, diverse and engaging news stories. NBC News Digital features NBCNews.com, MSNBC.com, TODAY.com, Nightly News, Meet the Press, Dateline, and the existing apps and digital extensions of these respective properties. We deliver the best in breaking news, live video coverage, original journalism and segments from your favorite NBC News Shows. Connect with NBC News Online! NBC News App: 🤍 Breaking News Alerts: 🤍 Visit NBCNews.Com: 🤍 Find NBC News on Facebook: 🤍 Follow NBC News on Twitter: 🤍 #Wikipedia #Physicist #NBCNews
In this Chapter, Caddie introduces you to Wikipedia and the 10 Chapters in this tutorial. - Did you know Wikipedia is one of the top ten most visited websites in the world and the source for much of the information we get from Google, Siri or Alexa? But with less than 19.6% of biographies on Wikipedia being about women and only 10% of editors identifying as women, the information we get suffers from serious gender bias. To improve the visibility of women and other under-represented groups, we have created a series of tutorial videos on how to edit Wikipedia. Structured in 10 Chapters, you will learn everything from creating an account to editing an existing page to creating a new page and looking after it. To find out more go to 🤍franklinwomen.com.au/wikipedia This video resource was made by Franklin Women and The Leadership Film in partnership and consultation with Wikimedia Australia, supported by AbbVie and Good Pitch Australia, Shark Island Institute, Documentary Australia, and The Leadership film's Good Pitch donors.
Wikipedia is the first source that many use to find out more about someone, but there's a huge problem - many notable women in science are simply not there. In fact, only about 19% of Wikipedia biographies are of women. Dr Jess Wade is on a mission to change this. In her day job, she's an Imperial College Research Fellow investigating new materials for electronic devices that will make them more efficient and sustainable. She's also a champion for diversity in science. In the last four years, she's written 1,800 wikipedia biographies for women and people from other underrepresented groups to tell the stories of their contributions to science. These include extraordinary women in science such as Dr Gladys West, a mathematician who was instrumental to the creation of GPS, and Dr Hannah Ritchie, Head of Research at Our World in Data. If you liked this video, meet more people who've done world-changing work in our #101Jobs That Change the World Playlist: 🤍 .............................................................................................................................................................. We are UK Research and Innovation, the body that allocates government funds for research. If you're a UK tax payer, your contributions help fund the work we showcase on our channel. And if you liked this video, follow us on these channels: Medium: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 YouTube: 🤍 Or sign up for our weekly newsletter 🤍
On Monday 23rd January 2016 a bunch of eager classicists met up with some patient and willing Wikimedia trainers and volunteers to redress the imbalance of female classicists represented on Wikipedia! This is their story... WOMEN'S CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: 🤍 THE DAY A Storify of our tweets throughout the day, as well as some Wikipedia editing tips and tricks: 🤍 The Wikimedia YouTube video of the day: 🤍 LINKS ~~~~ Wikipedia:Tutorial/Editing: 🤍 Wikipedia:Teahouse 🤍 Wikipedia:Your first article: 🤍 Wikipedia:Notability: 🤍 Wikipedia:Notability (academics): 🤍 Listen to Wikipedia: 🤍 Me on Wikipedia: 🤍 - I'm Ellie, an early career ancient historian working on Greek religion. I make videos about research, being an early career academic, and my work. Please get in touch, either in the comments or on Twitter: 🤍 My website: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍
We interviewed Rebecca O'Neill, Project Co-ordinator at Wikimedia Ireland, Vice-Chair of Women in Technology and Science Ireland and Secretary of the National Committee for Commemorative Plaques in Science and Technology. This is part of a series to showcase the brilliant women who are closing the gender gap on Wikipedia and its sister projects. If you'd like to find out more about our work and support it, please visit our website. The Wikimedia Community Ireland page: 🤍 The WikiProject Ireland page: 🤍 Text WOMENOFWIKI to 70085 to donate £3. Texts cost £3 plus one standard rate message and you’ll be opting in to hear more about our work and fundraising via telephone and SMS. If you’d like to give £3 but do not wish to receive marketing communications, text WOMENOFWIKINOINFO to 70085.
Welcome to the Women on Wikipedia Edit-a-thon! This video is designed to help you get started with today's activities. If you have any questions, just ask a volunteer in a purple shirt.
There are several reasons why women are underrepresented in Wikipedia entries. One reason is that the volunteer community that edits the free encyclopedia is overwhelmingly male. Today, a volunteer team is working to write missing women back into the historical record. Subscribe: 🤍 Find us on Instagram: 🤍 Find us on Twitter: 🤍 Find us on Facebook: 🤍 Visit our website: 🤍 ABOUT NBCLX: Every story is local. We are passionate and engaged storytellers with a mission to inform and inspire. NBCLX stories will focus on depth and context, the kind of stories that can make everyone feel connected and encouraged to shape the world around them. Women Are Writing Themselves Back Into History on Wikipedia | NBCLX 🤍 #NBCLX
On 25 July 2013 the MRC held its first Wikipedia edit-a-thon with the aim of increasing the profile of women in science. The edit-a-thon was held at the MRC National Institute of Medical Research in conjunction with Wikimedia UK and the Royal Society.
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On International Women in Engineering Day 2019, Engineers Canada teamed up with Ingenium to host a Women in Engineering Wikipedia Edit-a-thon at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum in Ottawa, ON. More than a dozen participants volunteered their time to get a crash-course in Wikipedia editing, and to create and edit new and existing Wikipedia articles about women in engineering. To learn more, visit : 🤍engineerscanada.ca/wikipedia Engineers Canada Engineers Canada is the national organization of the provincial and territorial associations that regulate the practice of engineering in Canada and license the country's 290,000 members of the engineering profession.We aim to promote the integrity, honour and interests of Canada's engineers. Engineering is a self-regulated profession. Engineers Canada exists to support the provincial and territorial engineering regulatory bodies. Together, we work to advance the profession in the public interest. To learn more, visit our website at: 🤍engineerscanada.ca
We round up our series with an interview with Lucy Crompton-Reid, Chief Executive of Wikimedia UK. If you'd like to find out more about our work and support it, please visit our website. Ewan McAndrew's Women in Red editathon: 🤍 Women in Red intern at University of Edinburgh: 🤍 Women in Red project page: 🤍 Protests and Suffragettes wiki: 🤍 Humanists UK - Heroine’s of free thought article: 🤍 Jeanie Dicks Wikipedia article: 🤍 The accused Witches Map: 🤍 Text WOMENOFWIKI to 70085 to donate £3. Texts cost £3 plus one standard rate message and you’ll be opting in to hear more about our work and fundraising via telephone and SMS. If you’d like to give £3 but do not wish to receive marketing communications, text WOMENOFWIKINOINFO to 70085. Website: 🤍 Blog: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍
On 25 March, 2021, the Wikimedia Foundation and George Washington University School of Media and Public Affairs hosted a virtual event about gender disparities in the media and information landscape and the collective action needed to generate solutions. Event speakers from academia, journalism, activism, and the nonprofit sector discussed shortcomings in the information landscape (the universe of resources we turn to for knowledge) to recognize women, and how organizations, industries, and individuals can work together for change. The event is part of Project Rewrite, a gender equity initiative from the Wikimedia Foundation, which calls attention to the persistent gender gaps on Wikipedia — the missing representation of cis and transgender women — and calls on everyone to help close them. Everyone has a role to play in addressing these challenges. Speakers: - Janeen Uzzell, Chief Operating Officer, the Wikimedia Foundation (🤍janeenuzzell) - Dr. Rebekah Tromble, Director of the Institute for Data, Democracy, and Politics, George Washington University (🤍RebekahKTromble) - Emily Ramshaw, co-founder and CEO, The 19th (🤍eramshaw) - Kira Wisniewski, Executive Director, Art+Feminism (🤍kiraface) - Anusha Alikhan (facilitator), Senior Director of Communications, the Wikimedia Foundation (🤍AnushaA100) Learn more about Project Rewrite here: 🤍
As part of the Africa Wiki Women #shesaid Campaign new wikimedians were introduced to Wikipedia editing
Emily Temple-Wood has been editing Wikipedia since she was 12, but her work goes beyond editing and writing and extends to running workshops and doing outreach work. Also view on Wikimedia Commons: 🤍 And Vimeo: 🤍
Did you know that Wikipedia, Wikimedia Commons, and 11 other free knowledge projects are operated by a nonprofit organization called the Wikimedia Foundation? The organization works to make sure free, verifiable knowledge is accessible to everyone. Watch to learn more. The Wikimedia Foundation created “A Wiki Minute”, a series of videos that answer this and other frequently asked questions, in only a minute. Have another minute? Discover the Wikimedia free knowledge movement: 🤍 #AWikiMinute #Wikipedia #OpenTheKnowledge
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Wikipedia is losing its volunteer editors to Quora, Twitter and Facebook. How will the world's biggest free encyclopedia survive?
How to get on Wikipedia is described by Jacqueline Mabey on The Woman's Connection w/Barrie-Louise Switzen. Learn what it takes and how easy it is to get your name up. There are Wikipedia athon's you can take part in. The Woman's Connection is about events shaping women's lives and helping one gain authentic power on a personal or professional level. Write me here to get on the mailing list: Barrie🤍womans-connection.com All rights reserved Copyright (c)
We speak to Jess Wade from Imperial College London about her effort to highlight people who have made contributions to the field but have been largely overlooked. Subscribe to Your Morning for the latest: 🤍 Connect with Your Morning: For the latest in news and lifestyle visit: 🤍 Your Morning on Facebook: 🤍 Follow Your Morning on Twitter: 🤍 Follow Your Morning on Instagram: 🤍 Hosted by Ben Mulroney and Anne-Marie Mediwake, along with anchors Melissa Grelo, Lindsey Deluce and Kelsey McEwen, YOUR MORNING delivers a fresh perspective on today's headlines, engaging conversations with trending celebrities and news makers, plus helpful advice and know-how to make sure you and yours are ready for the day ahead.
In the spirit of March and International Women's Month, this episode celebrates some very amazing Wikipedia Women and their adventures in profiling the Wikimedia and Open Movements through podcasting (and other awesome digital initiatives). Guests are: • Iolanda Pensa with School of Thought : 🤍 • Rebecca O'Neil with The World According to Wikipedia: 🤍 • Betty Kankam-Boadu with Inspiring Open : 🤍 CHAPTERS 1:41 Introduction of topic 2:46 Introduction of guests 5:49 How The World According to Wikipedia podcast was conceived, and what it’s hoping to achieve? 7:37 The key focus of Scuola di pensiero or School Of Thought 9:56 The origin of Inspiring Open podcast 13:21 Advice you would give to your younger self, and the society at large? 20:23 How the guests on the Inspiring Open podcast were profiled 23:39 How the guests for Scuola di pensiero or School Of Thought were chosen, and what is discussed in each episode. 28:11 How The World According to Wikipedia profile what topics to feature on the podcast 31:45 Why is it important for the Inspiring Open podcast to focus on female guests? 34:22 Why is releasing the Scuola di pensiero or School Of Thought podcast under a CC licence important to you? 37:35 What are the most common misconceptions you find people have about Wikipedia? 41:49 How have the initial goals for the podcasts changed over time? 48:30 What advice would you give about developing content or approaches towards creating a podcast? 56:11 A schedule for the releases of podcast episodes 1:00:06 Thoughts on the importance of platforms such as this during the Ukraine crisis 1:06:38 Perspective on Wikipedia’s relevance in the Ukraine situation 1:10:06 Q+A How well are your podcasts doing? 1:11:49 Q+A What is your favourite podcast? 1:14:22 Q+A What things did you wish your pre-podcasting self knew about podcasting before you started? 1:20:05 The Wiki Africa Hour News: March 2022 #WikiAfricaHour #WikiAfrica #WikiInAfrica Check out previous episodes: 🤍 🤳 Stay connected with us! Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 On Meta: 🤍 Your host is Ceslause Ogbonnaya. WikiAfrica Hour is powered by the Wiki In Africa’s team. Subscribe to be part of the Wikimedia community and understand how Wikipedia and her Sister projects can solve some of our more pressing issues. Find out more about Wiki In Africa here: 🤍 🔬 Check out what more from our blog: 🤍 #wikipedia #openknowledge #podcasting
According to one estimate, only 19% of the English-language biographies on Wikipedia are about women. So British physicist Jess Wade got to writing!
This is a video submission for the 2019 LILAC Information Literacy Awards for the work of the Wikimedia Residency at the University of Edinburgh. Wikipedia is about making connections, wiki-linking from one subject to another, disappearing down the rabbit hole of knowledge. And that’s what the residency at the University of Edinburgh has been about, delivering workshops and creating resources which allow colleagues across the whole university to see the connections between their work and the work of the free and open Wikimedia projects. As such we have now created a network of 'Open Knowledge nodes'. We find that when we work with a colleague in one discipline this can often lead to further collaborations and other colleagues being brought in and other disciplines. The number of connections and positive quality interactions that a collaboration with Wikimedia affords makes, I think, working in this space finding areas of mutual benefit makes this the most exciting in academia right now, because it is so emergent but it has so much potential to make a really “significant, sustainable and socially responsible contribution to the world”. Find out more at: 🤍
The GLAM-Wiki Revolution is a short documentary about the GLAM programme in the United Kingdom. The GLAM programme is a series of partnerships between Wikimedia UK, a charity which supports Wikipedia and its editors in the UK, and cultural institutions, known collectively as GLAMs (an acronym for Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums). Many choose to play host to a Wikimedian-in-Residence, who acts as a liaison between the institution and the Wikimedia community and works to open up the resources held by the institution through Wikipedia and its sister projects. This documentary gives an overview of the GLAM project in the UK by visiting Wikimedians-in-Residence around the country to learn more about the projects they have run and their experiences in the role. For more details and full licensing information, see 🤍 Website: 🤍 Blog: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍
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At the Plants and People edit-a-thon at the New York Botanical Garden, anyone can learn to share knowledge with the whole world. Also view on Wikimedia Commons: 🤍 And Vimeo: 🤍
On January 15, 2018, Wikipedia turned 17 years old. It's come a long way, but we still have a lot to do to truly make it the sum of all knowledge. Find out more and join us to make Wikipedia even better! This video is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license. 🤍 Website: 🤍 Blog: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍
Talk by Dr. Jess Wade at the University of Edinburgh's Women in STEM Connect edit-a-thon on Sunday 16th August 2020.
We write Wikipedia. Participation of women in the free and collaborative encyclopedia on the Internet
As a physicist in the Blackett Laboratory at Imperial College London, Dr. Jessica Wade investigates polymer-based organic light-emitting diodes and has published her research in numerous prestigious journals. That’s her day job. Dr. Wade also moonlights as a Wikipedia editor and has written over 1,500 biographies of women scientists. When young girls go looking for role models in science, she says, they should find them easily. #VelocityOfContent To learn more visit 🤍 and subscribe to the 🤍
The gender gap on Wikipedia has just narrowed thanks to volunteers who marked International Women’s Day this year with an “edit-a-thon,” creating and editing dozens of biographies for prominent women in the social and behavioral sciences. On March 8, SAGE Publishing organized the edit-a-thon in Washington, London, and online, to highlight achievements of women researchers in social and behavioral science who explore the world to gain a better understanding of human behavior. From anthropology to psychology, their studies have supported efforts to improve individual mental health and can influence development of public health policies for communities and nations. Listen to the full episode and subscribe to the #VelocityOfContent podcast: On Apple: 🤍 Spotify: 🤍 Google:🤍
More info: 🤍 Co-sponsored by the West Virginia University Reed College of Media and the WVU Libraries, this panel discussion addresses the lack of Wikipedia’s women editors and what can be done to bridge the gender gap. Video produced by WVU Academic Innovation, Teaching and Learning Commons: 🤍
Did you know that Wikipedia is only one of the 13 different free knowledge projects supported by the Wikimedia Foundation? There is a universe of projects to make knowledge available for everyone, everywhere. Watch to learn more. The Wikimedia Foundation created “A Wiki Minute”, a series of videos that answer this and other frequently asked questions, in only a minute. Have another minute? Discover how misinformation is addressed on Wikipedia: 🤍 #AWikiMinute #Wikipedia #OpenTheKnowledge
In May 2020 the number of English biographies has reached 18%. 33 only women from the 100 Women in AI Ethics list have Wikipedia pages. Our objective is to increase the representation of brilliant women in AI Ethics on Wikipedia. Join Volha Litvinets as she walks you through this initiative and how you can get involved. Volha Litvinets is a PhD researcher in Philosophy working on AI Ethics, she has a large experience of working in the IT industry, specializing in search marketing strategy development & implementation. Speaker bio: 🤍 A gender gap on Wikipedia still exists. In 2020 there are only 18% of women biographies in English Wikipedia. WAIE Wikipedia Diversity Project is aiming to increase the number of brilliant women working on AI ethics on Wikipedia. You also can help, let’s collaborate! How to get involved? 1. Check out our red-link list, add more information, references, and resources: 🤍 2. Choose the RED links from our red-link list and turn it into the BLUE ones: start creating Wikipedia biographies! You can also send as a draft or freshly published article; we will improve it and protect it. 3. Send us a request to join the Basecamp folder with all the related information), guidelines, and templated we specially created to continue the discussion on Wikipedia Diversity. Email: mayakinoshitagota🤍gmail.com. 4. Share this information with your network.
W&M's Omohundro Institute hosted a "Vast Early America WIkistorm" to add 100 women to Wikipedia.
When Dr Jess Wade’s not working in the physics lab at Imperial College, she’s writing more #WomenInSTEM into Wikipedia to make science more accessible for all. So far, she’s created 1,800 articles of women and under-represented scientists, making sure their stories don’t get lost. #WomenInScience
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