Dear friends in the Wikimedia movement,
With much gratitude and anticipation, the Board of WMNO this week named
Astrid Carlsen, Executive Director of Wikimedia Norway!
Many of you already know Astrid as a dedicated, energetic, and knowledgable
colleague, and we are pleased that Astrid excepted to take the challenge of
more direct responsibility and leadership in the organisation. Astrid has
been our GLAM officer during the last 1,5 years. She has already performed
several executive functions, and this codification of that experience is a
natural next step for all of us.
We are thrilled to have Astrid with us in the future, as we are entering
a breaking point with new challenges for funding, professionalization, and
clarifying further the divisions of labour between ED, Board, staff, and
volunteers. The upcoming general assembly in April will further lay those
foundations. We are fully convinced that Astrid will assist and pilot our
chapter through these challenges in an excellent way
All the best from Wikimedia Norway
Erlend Bjørtvedt
--
*Erlend Bjørtvedt*
Nestleder, Wikimedia Norge
Vice chairman, Wikimedia Norway
Mob: +47 - 9225 9227
http://no.wikimedia.org <http://no.wikimedia.org/wiki/About_us>
Hi folks,
We’d love to hear what you think of the Wikimedia Blog, so we can improve it to better serve you.
Could you please take this short survey?
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If you are not familiar with the blog, we invite you to visit it before you take the survey:
https://blog.wikimedia.org/
We look forward to improving its contents and features in coming months, based on what you and others tell us.
We will post survey results at the end of March, both on the blog and on Meta.
Thanks for sharing your feedback!
Fabrice
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Dear friends and colleagues, fellow adventurers on the Wikimedia journey -
Goodbyes are overrated.[1] But since I’m sure this will be au revoir, I’ll
continue: I am leaving the Foundation as head of the Grantmaking
department, at the end of March. This was not an easy decision to make;
this is not an easy email to write.
As some of you know, I have been battling health issues over the past few
months. I’ve learnt sharp and intimate truths about myself as I’ve worked
to get better, and what I’ve kept coming back to is the compassionate but
fierce feminist slogan around self-care and sustainability: ‘what’s the
point of the revolution if we can’t dance?’[2] To reassure you all, I will
be well,[3] but I need a little time and space to focus on getting my
dancing legs strong again.
That said, I am pleased that we have a really solid plan in place as I
leave. As Lila’s email just announced, Luis Villa (our current Deputy
General Counsel) will be taking over the team effective immediately, and
leading the organisation further in our support of Wikimedia communities
worldwide. Luis brings with him a range of skills and qualities that I know
will stand him, the team, and the movement in wonderful stead through it
all. As a friend and colleague, I am so delighted to be supporting Luis
through the next few weeks of transition.
I joined the Foundation in July 2012 to oversee and implement the FDC
process. Since then, I’ve had the privilege of creating and leading a
department of more than twenty remarkable and passionate people who care
about our mission, our communities, and the resources needed to match the
two.
We went from Asaf managing a small grants portfolio on his own, ably
supported on occasion by Winifred, to a fully fledged grantmaking
department with a spectrum of monetary and non-monetary resources. We have
been able to offer these in different ways to different parts of our
movement: to individual volunteers with great ideas in need of project
management, to small groups experimenting with new initiatives, and to
established organisations who form critical content and policy partnerships
in their local contexts. We built an infrastructure for understanding our
collective impact. We learned together about what our different communities
are doing globally, about the successes and challenges we have, and above
all: about how we can, together, create a more powerful set of outcomes for
free knowledge.
In doing so, I’ve had the joy of discovery,[4] of learning from and with
some of the most dedicated volunteers in the world, who believe that
knowledge matters. Most importantly, that it’s not only free knowledge
_for_ all that we seek, but even more critically, that we believe in
knowledge _from_ and _with_ all.
And I’ve discovered that the nerdy, geeky, obsessed-with-data part of me
found a home in this extraordinary universe, where everybody’s “unimaginable,
magnificent, wonderful, stupid, amazing worlds” can find expression.[5] I
look forward to the day when my worlds find more space on Wikipedia, when
80% of the globe is represented by far more than 20% of the edits, when
much more than 15% of our contributors can self-identify as women. Till
then, I’ll keep fighting notability one article at a time...[6]
So thank you for sharing your worlds with me, and no thanks for turning me
into an obsessive Wikimedian. :-) As I have learnt with you, I know I have
done so with trust, and as I have challenged you, I hope I have done so
with respect. I look forward to continuing our friendships and obsessions
on a wiki near you.
With appreciation and gratitude,
Anasuya
p.s. You can find me in the future at my enWP user page (User:Anasuyas
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Anasuyas) or (dare I say it) on
Facebook. Longer diatribes on liff, the universe and everything can be sent
to anasuyaATsanmathi.org
[1] Neil Gaiman, American Gods (Chapter 8)
[2] Urgent Action Fund, a funder of women’s human rights defenders, has
this book on sustainability:
http://urgentactionfund.org/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2012/06/WTPR-Final…
[3] And look forward to dancing together on the beaches of a future
Wikimania…
[4] Sometimes frustrating, sometimes unbelievable, sometimes somewhat
insane; but yes mostly, generous beyond belief, and always, joyous. :-)
[5] More Neil Gaiman, from The Sandman:
https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/The_Sandman#A_Game_of_You
[6]
https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=File:Key_theme_-_Global_South,…
Ask Florence (User:Anthere) for _that_ story!
--
*Anasuya SenguptaSenior Director of GrantmakingWikimedia Foundation*
Imagine a world in which every single human being can freely share in
the sum of all knowledge. Help us make it a reality!
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Hi all,
March is an amazing month for raising awareness, excitement, and initiative
around broadening the presence women in our community and our content.
In that spirit, West Virginia University is hosting a stellar panel through
its Talking Publicly symposium series at WVU Libraries and the Reed College
of Media.
*Where Are All the Women? Wikipedia’s Gender Gap*
*March 4th 7:30pm EST *
Watch it Live:
http://tlcommons.wvu.edu/Webcasts/
#WikiGenderGap
<https://twitter.com/search?f=realtime&q=WikiGenderGap&src=typd>
The panel includes:
*Adeline Koh -- Co-founder of The Rewriting Wikipedia Project which
supports and advocates for efforts to add entries and posts to Wikipedia
that focus on postcolonial studies as well as ethnic/minority and
marginalized peoples. Koh is currently an associate professor of literature
and the director of the Stockton College Center for the Digital Humanities.
She also is a core contributor to the Profhacker Column at the Chronicle of
Higher Education. Koh uses Wikipedia research writing assignments in her
classes and teaches others how to start activist instructional initiatives
of their own.
*Jami Mathewson -- Educational Partnerships Manager at the Wiki Education
Foundation where she develops partnerships with educational institutions
and academic associations to systematically bring more student editors and
high quality content to Wikipedia. Over the last three years, Mathewson has
focused her volunteer editing on improving content about women’s issues.
Mathewson identifies ways to support partners who are looking to promote
the use of Wikipedia as a teaching tool on a large scale.
*Sydney Poore -- Wikipedian in Residence at Cochrane Collaboration an
international not-for-profit research organization that provides
accessible, credible information to support informed decision-making health
care. Poore is a member of the Wikimedia Foundation (WMF) Fund
Dissemination Committee and was a member of the Wikipedia English
Arbitration Committee and the WMF Ombudsmen Commission.
*Frank Schulenburg -- Executive Director of the Wiki Education Foundation
and former member of the executive management team of the Wikimedia
Foundation. His work primarily has focused on broadening participation and
developing the public understanding of Wikipedia, especially among subject
matter experts. Schulenburg has been involved with Wikipedia since 2005,
both as an author and as a photographer.
The following day WVU will host a 3-hour workshop to address strategies on
campuses underway for correcting the gender gap and introduce the protocols
of writing for Wikipedia at WVU with ideas for proven course assignments
and strategies for adoption in their courses.
This is only the kick-off in a year-long focus at WVU on Women and
Wikipedia. WVU Dean of Libraries Jon Cawthorne was touched and inspired
after he heard the story of Adrianne Wadewitz and is dedicating this year
of discussion, experimentation, and action to her.
For full information about both events:
http://reedcollegeofmedia.wvu.edu/about/featured-events/wiki-panel
*Again, March 4th at 7:30pm EST*
*Watch it Live: http://tlcommons.wvu.edu/Webcasts/
<http://tlcommons.wvu.edu/Webcasts/>*
Cheers,
- Jake Orlowitz (Ocaasi)
Hello everyone,
We are happy to announce a new channel of discussion and collaborative
work. Wikipedia Education Program Facebook group
<https://www.facebook.com/groups/WikipediaEducationProgram/>.[1] Please
join us in the group and add your facebook friends who are
involved/interested in Wikipedia in Education.
Here's part of the education newsletter post announcing it:
Since the beginning of the program, volunteers around the world were in
contact with each other and with the education team
<https://outreach.wikimedia.org/wiki/Education/About/Staff> at the
Wikimedia Foundation using several ways including the Wikimedia Education
mailing list <https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/education>,
regular meetings in which program leaders worked together such as Wikipedia
Education Collaborative
<https://outreach.wikimedia.org/wiki/Education/Wikipedia_Education_Collabora…>
meetings,
and social media website accounts for local and regional programs like Arab
World Education Program <https://www.facebook.com/arwep>, Czech Republic
Education <https://www.facebook.com/studenti.pisi.wikipedii?fref=ts>
program accounts
on different social media websites, Armenian WikiCamps
<https://www.facebook.com/groups/wiki.camp>, Wiki Education Foundation
<https://www.facebook.com/WikiEducationFoundation> and other similar
examples, While the global education program stayed away from social media
websites for a while.
There was a growing need for an easier method for program leaders,
professors, students, staff and everyone to discuss their ideas, chat,
brainstorm and work virtually on their new projects. Social media websites
are believed to be quicker, easier way, and reachable from mobile and
tablet devices than other talkpages and mailing lists. The new Facebook
group will not replace the existing mailing list and other contact options.
It will work alongside with them trying to reach out to everyone who is
involved or interested in Wikipedia in Education.
Join us in the new Facebook group
<https://www.facebook.com/groups/WikipediaEducationProgram/> and meet the
people who brought success to Wikipedia in Education around the world.
Discuss, work together and seek help from elder users and the WMF education
team.
Meet you there!
[1] https://www.facebook.com/groups/WikipediaEducationProgram/
--
Samir Elsharbaty,
Communications Intern, Wikipedia Education Program
Wikimedia Foundation
+2.011.200.696.77
selsharbaty(a)wikimedia.org
education.wikimedia.org
On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 7:14 PM, Samir Elsharbaty <selsharbaty(a)wikimedia.org
> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> We are happy to announce a new channel of discussion and collaborative
> work. Wikipedia Education Program Facebook group
> <https://www.facebook.com/groups/WikipediaEducationProgram/>. Please join
> us in the group and add your facebook friends who are involved/interested
> in Wikipedia in Education.
>
> Here's part of the education newsletter post announcing it:
>
> Since the beginning of the program, volunteers around the world were in
> contact with each other and with the education team
> <https://outreach.wikimedia.org/wiki/Education/About/Staff> at the
> Wikimedia Foundation using several ways including the Wikimedia Education
> mailing list <https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/education>,
> regular meetings in which program leaders worked together such as Wikipedia
> Education Collaborative
> <https://outreach.wikimedia.org/wiki/Education/Wikipedia_Education_Collabora…> meetings,
> and social media website accounts for local and regional programs like Arab
> World Education Program <https://www.facebook.com/arwep>, Czech Republic
> Education <https://www.facebook.com/studenti.pisi.wikipedii?fref=ts> program accounts
> on different social media websites, Armenian WikiCamps
> <https://www.facebook.com/groups/wiki.camp>, Wiki Education Foundation
> <https://www.facebook.com/WikiEducationFoundation> and other similar
> examples, While the global education program stayed away from social media
> websites for a while.
>
> There was a growing need for an easier method for program leaders,
> professors, students, staff and everyone to discuss their ideas, chat,
> brainstorm and work virtually on their new projects. Social media websites
> are believed to be quicker, easier way, and reachable from mobile and
> tablet devices than other talkpages and mailing lists. The new Facebook
> group will not replace the existing mailing list and other contact options.
> It will work alongside with them trying to reach out to everyone who is
> involved or interested in Wikipedia in Education.
>
> Join us in the new Facebook group
> <https://www.facebook.com/groups/WikipediaEducationProgram/> and meet the
> people who brought success to Wikipedia in Education around the world.
> Discuss, work together and seek help from elder users and the WMF education
> team.
>
> Meet you there!
>
> --
> Samir Elsharbaty,
> Communications Intern, Wikipedia Education Program
> Wikimedia Foundation
> +2.011.200.696.77
> selsharbaty(a)wikimedia.org
> education.wikimedia.org
>
> On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 7:14 PM, Samir Elsharbaty <
> selsharbaty(a)wikimedia.org> wrote:
>
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> We are happy to announce a new channel of discussion and collaborative
>> work. Wikipedia Education Program Facebook group
>> <https://www.facebook.com/groups/WikipediaEducationProgram/>. Please
>> join us in the group and add your facebook friends who are
>> involved/interested in Wikipedia in Education.
>>
>> Here's part of the education newsletter post announcing it:
>>
>> Since the beginning of the program, volunteers around the world were in
>> contact with each other and with the education team
>> <https://outreach.wikimedia.org/wiki/Education/About/Staff> at the
>> Wikimedia Foundation using several ways including the Wikimedia
>> Education mailing list
>> <https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/education>, regular
>> meetings in which program leaders worked together such as Wikipedia
>> Education Collaborative
>> <https://outreach.wikimedia.org/wiki/Education/Wikipedia_Education_Collabora…> meetings,
>> and social media website accounts for local and regional programs like Arab
>> World Education Program <https://www.facebook.com/arwep>, Czech Republic
>> Education <https://www.facebook.com/studenti.pisi.wikipedii?fref=ts>
>> program accounts on different social media websites, Armenian WikiCamps
>> <https://www.facebook.com/groups/wiki.camp>, Wiki Education Foundation
>> <https://www.facebook.com/WikiEducationFoundation> and other similar
>> examples, While the global education program stayed away from social media
>> websites for a while.
>>
>> There was a growing need for an easier method for program leaders,
>> professors, students, staff and everyone to discuss their ideas, chat,
>> brainstorm and work virtually on their new projects. Social media websites
>> are believed to be quicker, easier way, and reachable from mobile and
>> tablet devices than other talkpages and mailing lists. The new Facebook
>> group will not replace the existing mailing list and other contact options.
>> It will work alongside with them trying to reach out to everyone who is
>> involved or interested in Wikipedia in Education.
>>
>> Join us in the new Facebook group
>> <https://www.facebook.com/groups/WikipediaEducationProgram/> and meet
>> the people who brought success to Wikipedia in Education around the world.
>> Discuss, work together and seek help from elder users and the WMF education
>> team.
>>
>> Meet you there!
>>
>> --
>> Samir Elsharbaty,
>> Communications Intern, Wikipedia Education Program
>> Wikimedia Foundation
>> +2.011.200.696.77
>> selsharbaty(a)wikimedia.org
>> education.wikimedia.org
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Samir Elsharbaty,
> Communications Intern, Wikipedia Education Program
> Wikimedia Foundation
> +2.011.200.696.77
> selsharbaty(a)wikimedia.org
> education.wikimedia.org
>
--
Samir Elsharbaty,
Communications Intern, Wikipedia Education Program
Wikimedia Foundation
+2.011.200.696.77
selsharbaty(a)wikimedia.org
education.wikimedia.org
Dear Wikimedians,
We would like to refer to our call for registration for the Wikimedia
Conference from February 13, 2015. As we thoroughly hope that a lot of
Wikimedians will come to Berlin to actively participate in the conference,
we would like to point out that the eligibility deadline ends in two days
(February 28).
Please carefully check the overview of eligibility statuses before
registering. It is important to note that the criteria have changed
compared to last year. Chapters, Thematic Organizations and User Groups
must have shown signs of recent activity AND be up-to-date on their
reporting by the eligibility deadline of February 28th. This means that
there are only two days left to follow-up on the aforementioned.
Please be kindly reminded to register until Monday, March 16, 2015. You
have less than three weeks left! For visa applicants we strongly recommend
to register as soon as possible and to check the amount of time needed for
applications to Schengen states.
Please find the link to the eligibility overview below (eligibility
deadline February 28):
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Conference_2015/Overview_Eligibil…
Also, please have a look at the current topics of the conference to pick
your representatives accordingly.
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Talk:Wikimedia_Conference_2015/Programme_te…
<https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Talk:Wikimedia_Conference_2015/Programme_te…>
Please find the link to the registration below (registration deadline March
16):
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Conference_2015/Registration
<https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Conference_2015/Registration>
Today we have 17 affiliates who are represented at the conference. To the
remaining, please register as soon as possible. We would also love to see
you at the conference.
All registered participants can be found here:
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Conference_2015/Participants
Please do not hesitate to reach out to us any time via wmcon(a)wikimedia.de
should you have any questions or comments.
Best regards and see you soon in Berlin,
Daniela on behalf of the event team
Wikimedia Deutschland
wmcon(a)wikimedia.de
--
Daniela Gentner
Team Event
Wikimedia Deutschland e.V. | Tempelhofer Ufer 23-24 | 10963 Berlin
Tel. (030) 219 158 26-0
http://wikimedia.de
Stellen Sie sich eine Welt vor, in der jeder Mensch an der Menge allen
Wissens frei teilhaben kann. Helfen Sie uns dabei!
http://spenden.wikimedia.de/
Wikimedia Deutschland - Gesellschaft zur Förderung Freien Wissens e.V.
Eingetragen im Vereinsregister des Amtsgerichts Berlin-Charlottenburg unter
der Nummer 23855 B. Als gemeinnützig anerkannt durch das Finanzamt für
Körperschaften I Berlin, Steuernummer 27/681/51985.
The Wikimedia Community User Group Brasil just published its descriptive
report regarding to the activities developed since January 2014.
This report summarizes the activities developed as part of the effort to
consolidate the Group in Brazil and to empower the Wikimedia projects in
the country.
Link:
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Community_User_Group_Brasil/Repor…
Sincerely,
Vinicius Siqueira
Dear Wikimedians,
The Wikimedia TTT-2015, a four day residential training workshop to
groom leadership skills among the Indian Wikimedia volunteer community,
will begin tomorrow. This is curated and run by CIS-A2K [1] with the
help of Wikimedia volunteers. About 30 Wikimedians from across 12 Indian
languages and from various part of the country will be taking part in
this workshop in Bangalore. This time we also have some Wikimedians from
Nepal joining the program.
This is the second such event held in India, the first one was in 2013.
For more details see the event page here [2].
Best,
Vishnu
[1] https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/India_Access_To_Knowledge
[2]
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/India_Access_To_Knowledge/Events/Train_the_…
This reminds me of a slightly heretical idea I had a while ago while
thinking about crowdfunding and WMF fundraising...
Currently the WMF raises money via site banners, and spends these on
programmes and disburses them via grants, which go to all kinds of projects
- education, outreach, development, Wikimedians in Residence, etc etc.
Despite the relative openness of the WMF as an organisation, this is still
a very centralised, top down method of handling (the disbursement of) these
funds. If we're truly going down the "everything open, everything community
driven" route, the more consistent approach would be something like the
following:
The community submit funding proposals for projects they want to do, of any
kind. Each has a campaign page with a description of the project (much like
a kickstarter page, with project milestones, background, team etc), a
monetary target they're trying to raise, and a banner design. These
projects compete for advertising time on the site banner via a community
curated queue; When they're at the top of this queue, they're displayed on
the banners, which lead to their project pages; if they hit their
fundraising target, they're taken down; if they have a low conversion rate
(% of views that lead to donations), they're demoted down the queue and, if
persistently low, rejected entirely.
The criteria for prioritisation of projects in the queue and the vetting of
project quality is done organically by the community, who would create and
evolve guidelines and policies. The actual handling of the queue could be
done algorithmically via an openly editable algorithm, or even done
manually like with e.g. WP:ITN - you'd just need a widget that tells you
how much a given project has raised so far and what the conversion rate is.
If the community is concerned about people being shown too many banners, we
dial down the number of people being shown banners, or raise the bar in
terms of acceptable conversion rates.
If a project raises money and is ultimately considered a failure, then
hopefully the community will learn from this and provide more support / be
more careful with that kind of project in the future. However, one hopes
that this will also allow for bolder project ideas to get off the ground,
and also allow for a much larger amount of small funding to go to many
small projects, as there is no centralised grants body that has to process
them all.
In order to pay for its own programmes, then, the WMF itself would have to
submit projects into this queue. Nobody would have to go to any centralised
body for money - all funds would be raised and disbursed via this one
channel. Operationally I suppose the WMF would provide the infrastructure
to actually receive and send out the money.
You could even start getting clever with e.g. showing different campaigns
to readers from different geographical regions, or particular campaigns to
readers looking at articles from particular wikipedia categories, and I
imagine that kind of thing would start to evolve on its own.
It really struck me that the discussions around the centralnotice
fundraising banners fell into a classic pattern; one centralised team doing
their best, but being overwhelmed by feedback from a large community. This
model puts all this attention to good use.
*Edward Saperia*
Conference Director for Wikimania 2014 <http://www.wikimanialondon.org>
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On 24 February 2015 at 18:54, Sage Ross <ragesoss+wikipedia(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
> On Tue, Feb 24, 2015 at 10:43 AM, Austin Hair <adhair(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > With more and more Wikimedians engaging in crowdfunding, I suppose we
> > can talk about whether the mailing list for Wikimedia movement
> > organization is the place to advertise in this way. For my part, I
> > don't think a simple (i.e., without any additional context) "please
> > check out this Indiegogo" is any different from "hey, check out my
> > blog," so when the last one came through the queue I rejected it
> > without much thought. It certainly wasn't done with any prejudice.
> >
>
> For my part, I always like to see crowdfunding pitches from
> Wikimedians. There haven't been *that* many of them (maybe 8 or 10?),
> and so far they've all (that I've seen) come from prolific
> contributors.
>
> These crowdfunding pitches generally take a lot more effort to put
> together than a blog post does, and they are also easy and satisfying
> to act on. If I can take 3 minutes and a few dollars to simultaneously
> say thanks to a great contributor and help them make even better
> contributions, I'm grateful for that opportunity.
>
> -Sage
>
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