As far as Art+Feminism goes, this project concentrates on biographies of female artists. The English Wikipedia project "Women in Red" is open 24x7 all year round and concentrates on biographies of women on English Wikipedia, period. So you can take all of your local Wikipedia questions about A+F to your local WiR women for each non-English Wikipedia, and if there is no overlap yet, I suggest starting your own local A+F/WiR in your local Wikipedia. We should probably start a multi-lingual one for Commons, since it has proven so difficult to get pictures of female artists to illustrate articles about them.
On Sun, Sep 15, 2019 at 8:27 PM Natacha Rault via Wikimedia-l < wikimedia-l@lists.wikimedia.org> wrote:
Thank you Thierry. To be honnest a few of us were really waiting for Valerie D'Costa, the new Chief of Community Engagement because we had questions for her about the new rapid grant funding agenda which seems totally inadapted to volunteer’s need in terms of flexibility. One has to wait a soecific month for Art+feminism and very often the timing has not been adapted to when the events are actually taking place. For a volunteer this is way too procedural. We need more flexibility. We had other questions regarding the departure of several people which were very important for the gender gap. So ... Some of us were disappointed indeed. Kind regards, Natacha
Le 15 sept. 2019 à 20:02, Thierry Coudray tcoudray@gmail.com a écrit :
Valerie D'Costa, the new Chief of Community Engagement,
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