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I am looking forward to attend many of the sessions as this is my first ever participation in Wikimania conference. Some of the sessions of my personal interest are:
Interaction between Heritage NGOs and Heritage Professionals from one side, and Wikimedia Affiliates like the Wiki World Heritage UG from another side, can be very useful to create synergies for better coverage and documentation of World Heritage around the world, especially in the under-covered Global South. (…)
QueeringW is a workshop for (potential) attendees, contributors and partners of the Queering Wikipedia conference *(first of its kind), with the aim of giving insights on how to join and maximize use of opportunities of informing, networking, accessing resources and making it most useful for all. It will also discuss why and how it is urgent now. (…)
Beginning with an interrogation of our project name, Curationist, this panel will first explore the latent power dynamics involved in “curation” as a field that historically has been used to emphasize the power of colonial empires since the establishment of the British Museum in 1753. Using our own platform as an example, we will lay out our internal thinking about how the word “curation” in Curationist is understood, critiqued, and ideally rebalanced or reclaimed by the co-created metadata tools of our platform and by the open knowledge movement at large. (…)
and of course,
Also looking forward to Decolonizing the Internet’s Structured Data: join the conversation! by @Mariana_Fossatti_WK
Now here’s a difficult choice
Besides the MS: Implementation lightning talks with @YPam_WMF, I’ll make sure not to miss Don’t Cite it, Wite it!, a very interesting presentation of what professors think about Wikipedia; a discussion about the Evolving Threats of State-led Censorship, and Universal Code of Conduct Enforcement Guidelines Roundtable – to name a few.
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I am really spoilt for choices right now. Apart from the MSIG lightning talks, MCDC, LDWG, UCoC conversations, I am interested in:
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Writing Women into Wiki History: Experiences and Best Practices
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What does decolonizing knowledge look like in Latin America?
@Mrb_Rafi, this would also be an apt session to attend - I am a Wikimedian, not an accountant! Here is how fiscal sponsorship can get your grant going - recalling our talk about capacity building w.r.t grantmaking
I am hoping to see more talks & sessions from South Asia next year.
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You can view live video right now of the first day of Wikimania! Enjoy!
LINK TO MAIN PAGE:
https://wikimania.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimania
LINK TO WIKIMANIA PAGE ON META:
TENT1:
TENT 2:
TENT 3:
I noted all the dance performances session to watch
Wikimania 2022: The Festival Edition! August 11-14, 2022
LINKS:
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Of the programme in the three remaining days, I will try to join the following sessions:
12 August (Friday)
13 August (Saturday)
- Showcasing Youth Diversity and Inclusion through Storytelling in the Wikimedia Movement
- Can we interest you in trying something new together? How we introduced a new software feature to editors through a community-driven campaign on German-speaking Wikipedia
- Leadership Development Working Group: What are we doing and why?
- Improving mobile web for experienced editors
- “Knowledge. Power. Equity.” - A WMDE discussion series on issues of equitable distribution of power
- How Russia’s war in Ukraine impacted the wiki community in Ukraine and beyond
- Batch uploading to Wikimedia Commons with OpenRefine
- Wikimedia Language Diversity Hub: Status and preliminary research results
14 August (Sunday)
- Closing Ceremony
- Hand off to Wikimania 2023
- Wikistories: a new way to share the knowledge
- Theory, Fact, or Fake: Global Wikipedia Research Trivia Social
- Image credits in Wikipedia: Can we do better?
- Wikimedian of the Year 2022
- Growing WikiForHumanRights: Learning from a Global Topics for Impact Campaign
- Wikifunctions - A new Wikimedia project
ok, the live stream for tent 1 today, day 2, is now live and streaming. feel fre to view at the link below!
Day 2 of Wikimania brings numerous interesting sessions…
However, if you want to go off the beaten path and explore the funnier and more entertaining side of the Festival, you can treat yourself to a real Wikimania 2021 mariachi band, led by Iván Martínez of Wikimedia Mexico.
But hurry up; this musical journey begins at 14:35 UTC.
You can conclude this excursion into Wiki-relaxation with Brazillian meditação do riso at 15:00 UTC.
The laughter meditation session sounds really interesting and fun! And of course, I will be attending more sessions including these:
First day was my first live presentation also on Wikimania with QueeringW workshop.
Unfortunately I have too many different interests so I will be randomly joining to almost anything (especially if interactive) and watching recorded things I missed on YouTube soon after. My eyes hurt :-)))
Yes, Wikimania 2022 is over. But impressions, memories and thought-provoking exchanges are here to stay. We would love to read about yours, so feel free to share them in the Forum!
It is one of the safest and most welcoming spaces for an open discussion.
- Which sessions did you find particularly inspiring, helpful, impactful, motivating, - or amusing?
- Did you take part in discussions? Which ones did you find most interesting and thought-provoking?
- What were the things you weren’t really impressed with? What could have been done better, and how?
And if you missed some of the events, or would simply like to rewind to an interesting part, here’s a quick and easy way to rewatch. You can choose entire tents or video clips of individual sessions as they become available…
Please note that Day 3 and Day 4 are not yet available as individual YouTube playlists.
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