Hello wikimedians!

The annual report of Whose Knowledge? is available on Meta: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Whose_Knowledge%3F/Reports/2023

Here is a short and sweet summary of what you will find in our report:

The 6th edition of our #VisibleWikiWomen campaign, #BodyPlurality #CuerposPlurales #CorposPlurais: Celebrating the full uniqueness of our plural body sizes, shapes and identities online, surpassed our goal, with +3000 images shared on Commons.
We convened our partners and friends both virtually and in person for insightful conversations and learnings on decolonizing structured data and re-thinking the public domain, including at Wikimania 2013.
In celebration of the International Mother Language Day, we published our International Sign (IS) translation of the State of the Internet's Languages (STIL) summary report and started two research-in-action processes to look at critical language justice issues online.
We also joined many global and regional gatherings and conferences where we held workshops, panels and reconnected/joined/supported our communities at Wikimania, GLAM Wiki Conference, RightsCon, among others.
We continue to document our stories and those of our communities in multimodal ways from our Whose Voices? podcast which features interviews of our 2022 “Decolonizing the Internet East Africa” convening; to our blog, social media channels and monthly newsletter.

Explore the full report for further details and to explore our thematic reports and multimedia resources.

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In solidarity,

Mariana, Sunshine and the Whose Knowledge? team
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Mariana Fossatti (she/her/ella)

Decolonizing Wikipedia coordinator | whoseknowledge.org

Solidarity is not a one-time event

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