WMF will be conducting research in Ghana between April 22 to May 3. The research focuses on movement organizers.
*Movement organizers* here mean those who organize activities, bring people together and form communities to teach others how to meaningfully contribute their knowledge to the Wikimedia projects and participate in the larger movement (whether as readers, editors, or allies).
The group's contact persons were asked to give names of people who fit specific descriptions and have served as organizers. We have submitted about 14 names.
An email will be sent to those WMF choose.
Dumisane of Monitoring & Evaluation/Affcom made the team aware of the different actors in the Ghanaian space. This list includes those who organize for Wikimedia Ghana only. This is to avoid any overlap.
I'll keep you updated.
All questions are welcome.
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Good to know and thanks for the heads up.
WMF will be conducting research in Ghana between April 22 to May 3. The
research focuses on movement organizers.
Any specific targets for this research regarding the "movement organizers"? What would/does the WMF want to know as per the research about the movement organizers here in Ghana?
Are there any pointers we should be aware of? Perhaps a link about the research goals?
And by the "WMF", I'm guessing at least half a dozen of the WMF team (in relation to the research) will be here, in Ghana, *in person*?
Glad to also learn the research spans almost 2 weeks. Looking promising already.
cheers. rex
On Mon, Apr 8, 2019 at 10:39 AM Sandister Tei sandistertei@gmail.com wrote:
WMF will be conducting research in Ghana between April 22 to May 3. The research focuses on movement organizers.
*Movement organizers* here mean those who organize activities, bring people together and form communities to teach others how to meaningfully contribute their knowledge to the Wikimedia projects and participate in the larger movement (whether as readers, editors, or allies).
The group's contact persons were asked to give names of people who fit specific descriptions and have served as organizers. We have submitted about 14 names.
An email will be sent to those WMF choose.
Dumisane of Monitoring & Evaluation/Affcom made the team aware of the different actors in the Ghanaian space. This list includes those who organize for Wikimedia Ghana only. This is to avoid any overlap.
I'll keep you updated.
All questions are welcome.
–– Regards Sandister Tei | Curator Media & Journalism, re:publica Accra | Citi FM/TV | Wikimedia Ghana UG representative + co – founder | Purple People
m: +23320266290 tw: @SandisterTei https://twitter.com/SandisterTei ig: @s.andister https://www.instagram.com/s.andister/
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