I want to warmly recommend that people considering joining the
international team :)
The international team is essential for making sure WLM 'happens' and in
the past years the team has mostly decreased in size. It is important to
get some new members that are excited and constructive. As you can see from
Krishna's overview, there are a number of different roles, and any
combination may work well for you. Don't feel shy, and just ask for a chat
about the roles, to figure out what would work well for you. It is a great
opportunity to learn some new skills too.
Right now, the innovation at the international level is mostly at a
standstill, and with a few new members, there may be more opportunity to
develop the concept and address challenges!
Feel free to forward this to a friend or introduce them to Krishna.
Warmly,
Lodewijk
(who has been in the international team for about 10 years, but now moving
to a more advising capacity)
On Tue, Sep 7, 2021 at 1:56 AM Krishna Chaitanya Velaga <kcvelaga(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
Hello all,
As you all may already know, Wiki Loves Monuments is one of the largest
campaigns and outreach efforts organized in the Wikimedia movement. There
are a lot of people who are involved in this across the movement, including
but not limited to, national/regional organizers, affiliates, external
partners, WMF and coordinating all these stakeholders we have the
international team.
The international team works on the broader framework for WLM, among a
range of other tasks. As the competition has started this year, we would
like to send out this call for volunteers for anyone interested to join the
international team. You can learn along as the competition is going on.
Here are the roles available on the team:
- Organizer outreach
- Project management
- Communication
- Banner/template support
- Technical Infrastructure
- Survey and analysis
- Grant & report writing
- Organizing the “rest of the world” competition
- Award coordination
- Wikidata migration
A detailed overview of each of these roles is available at
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Wiki_Loves_Monuments/Documentati….
Some roles don't require you to volunteer for the whole year, for example,
award coordination is mainly between January and March. If you are
interested, you can still support other tasks during the rest of the year.
On average, you may spend 3-5 hours a week.
Let me know if you are interested, and please spread the message in your
circles.
Best,
Krishna Chaitanya
*for WLM International Team*
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