On Sat, 10 Jul 2021 at 13:16, Cottenham 2020 <cottenham2020@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks, Katie. What was it that happened to the event yesterday and I still don't have a link to today's event?
attached please find details of work in progress supporting the proposal for a Wikimedian in Residence at NHS Digital and the NHS Strategy Unit in Leeds.They are working papers close to completion this month and cross-refeMeanwhile, renced to the Case Study reported on p15 of the Wikimedia UK Strategic Report 2020/21 (see extract downpage)..
It coincides with proposals made to the Good Things Foundation for leveraging its recently announced £500,000 grant to increase activity to counter digital exclusion, particularly amongst the 55+ age cohort.
I'm keen for the AGM to be aware of this in an effort to avoid potential duplication of technology and HR investment. The aim is for everything to run off MediaWiki in conjunction with Wiki Project Med and the Wicipedia:Wicibrosiect Wici-Iechyd led with consumate and increasing success by Jason Evans (cc'd), Wales' National Wikimedian.
I'm more than happy for the attached folder to be shared amongst other Wikimedia UK members but with the caveat it remains work in progress until full publication later this month.Catch up with you shortly.Kind regards, TerryTerry JacksonContactsAndrew Zolnai (Geo-Enabler)Terry Jackson (Product Development)Email: Cottenham2020@gmail.comPhone: +44 (0) 7770 574130Zoom: PMR 808 203 7900Hard Hat Area!p15 Extract: Case Study to share impact
Increasing representat.ion of smaller language wikis has been
a successful focus of the Knowledge Equity programme, with
positive impact on Policy and Practice too. An agreement from
the Welsh Government that they would share all past and future
daily Covid briefings on Wikimedia Commons was the culmination
of many months of work by the team. Welsh Government press
releases by the First Minister, the Health Minister and NHS Wales
CEO are now on both CC-BY and OGL, and we have uploaded over
200 videos onto Commons which have been used on Wikipedia.
This is a significant policy move and a step towards open sharing
by a government supporting open access to information for
everyone in their society.
Resulting in 8 policy changes and 200 videos uploaded to Wikimedia Commons,
added to 151 Wikipedia articles and received 12 million views.
_______________________________________________On Fri, 9 Jul 2021 at 11:53, Katie Crampton <katie.crampton@wikimedia.org.uk> wrote:Hi all_______________________________________________An email was just sent out to all eventbrite sign-ups for tomorrow's AGM with the Zoom link, and instructions on what to expect for live online voting. If you did not receive an email and think you should have, please let me know asap.You must be signed up to the eventbrite to receive these emails. Please register here if you plan to attend and have not done so already.Looking forward to seeing many of you there!Best wishesKatie--Katie Crampton (she/her)
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