Knowledge:WikiProject Women in Red/Ideas/Archive 9

7079:: Thank you for your explanations. I'm rather confused about the categories. I'm pretty certain all the articles we create under "Books by women" will have subcategories relating to the two you mention. Will those be acceptable too? What is perhaps more important to address is individual participation. From the link we have included to your Campaign on our meetup page, if I click on Participate I find explanations as at how how groups can set up their own dashboard but it is difficult to see how individuals can join or submit their articles directly to a central dashboard (if one exists). Perhaps this could be clarified on your site or perhaps you could provide explanations here which we could add to our meetup page. I'm afraid I am not ready to take personal responsibility for all participants/articles stemming for WiR's focus on "Books by women". I hope we can find a straightforward solution. As you can see, we've devoted considerable time an effort to measures liable to contribute to your Campaign. It would be a pity if our contributions are not taken into account.-- 2498:, but my confusion actually stems from the relationship between "Feminism and Folklore" and Art&Activism which we have traditionally reserved for Women's History Month in March. Art&Activism has always led to enthusiastic participation. In March 2020, when the two were combined, we had 97 new or improved articles on Art&Activism but only eight on Folklore. One more major area of interest in February would tend to reduce involvement in the other priorities. That is why I suggested early on that we should include your initiative in the announcements on our invitation for February and make it a specific priority for March. If the "Feminism" aspect is intended to cover all other women's interests, it could possibly be combined with our priority for Women's History Month (where it has been suggested we should focus on Artists and Activists). You are of course always welcome to draw on and share our resources such as our redlists on folklore and related arts and crafts.-- 2940:: I really appreciate your emphasizing Italian women once more but your last comment leaves me rather confused. Are you suggesting we should shelve Italian women for the time being or do you think it should be somehow re-introduced at a later date? And if we are going for the Caspian and other seas for future geofocus topics (I certainly support this suggestion and also like Francophones and other language groups), does that mean there's no interest in my cities proposal or simply that no one noticed it? I really think we need to be more careful about how this section is presented. Pertinent suggestions seem to get lost in the confusion between "Firming up" and comments elsewhere. There also seems to be some confusion between items on our main WIR talk page and how they are introduced here (e.g. casting directors, etc.). There's also the matter of our contest which now seems to have been forgotten. As I think all this deserves attention, I'm also inviting reactions from 3129:

Diplomacy, covering interesting women from a variety of countries. I'm also happy to have been able to encourage so many contributors to join our project (already 14 this month), especially as quite a few of them have become really active. More generally, it also looks to me as if 2023 is getting off to a good start with 1,042 new women's biographies by 23 January compared to 917 on 23 December and 846 on 23 November. I hope we can maintain this positive trend by making sure editors are not faced with unreasonable reactions when learning how to edit or trying to contribute new articles and by letting seasoned contributors know how much we appreciate their efforts to write or improve articles about women. So all in all, despite some of my reactions to comments on this page, it really looks to me as if we can look forward to a bright future.--

3044:. I realize you are attempting to be diplomatic but what exactly would a "broader" geo topic look like? As far as I know, there is no Italian equivalent to Francophones and Italians would hardly feature strongly in the suggested sea-based "Mediterranean". I now realize it was a mistake for me to bring this up but I thought I should respond to Lajmmoore. To facilitate further progress in February, I bow to those who support an empty geofocus slot in the hope that it can indeed be filled with black women from around the globe. Rather than making any further comments on this page, I will simply try to write more articles about women in the slots that happen to be approved. Don't get me wrong. I think it's great that we have so many new suggestions as to how we should go forward. And I really appreciate the time and effort 2469:. We can encourage users to create articles using the list. Also we can provide an additional list if required. We will also be sharing this via social media channels for that we need a page so that we could redirect them to the WIR page for the contest. Regarding the timelines, WIR team is independent to organize it in Feb and March both or either. We will also be sharing a message to organisers soon to input their local prize requirements. We shall also support with the local winning prizes. @ 4074: 4158:

craft collection - glass artists, ceramists, textile artists, jewelers, and so forth. And the National Museum of Women in the Arts has a large collection of art books - book artists seem to be a wildly underrepresented discipline here. I've often thought it might be interesting to try and make inroads in some of these fields. Especially given the fact that the two museum collections should each convey automatic notability, good for at least putting together a stub article. --

44: 6283:: Your list already seems very useful to me but if you can finish checking out the DABs, etc, by 1 April, then I think it would be an extremely useful resource for the Every Book campaign. As far as I can see, up to now they have had no special focus on women. I agree that Rosie's templates also offer opportunities and above we have a few other suggestions on how to provide more focus on women. Maybe we could bring this all together on one crowd-sourced page.-- 1406: 3218:, for getting the ball rolling. How about going for cities, perhaps starting with capitals? We could take them by region, for example "Women from the Nordic capitals" (i.e. Copenhagen, Helsinki, Oslo and Stockholm). In addition to our red lists, we could look at the corresponding city-related listings and category lists in the appropriate languages. I'm pretty sure we could find lots of interesting women who have not yet been covered in English.-- 5530: 5224: 5197: 5185: 5176: 5162: 5145: 5133: 5121: 5109: 5095: 5083: 5069: 5057: 5043: 5031: 5013: 5001: 4986: 4974: 3696: 3685: 3673: 3664: 3650: 3635: 3623: 3609: 3597: 3579: 3567: 3553: 3541: 3527: 3515: 3500: 3488: 1636: 1625: 1613: 1569: 1557: 1543: 1531: 1517: 1505: 1487: 1475: 1459: 1447: 1432: 1420: 625: 605: 591: 582: 568: 553: 541: 526: 514: 495: 483: 467: 455: 440: 428: 5916:, you have a sensible pragmatic solution here. I agree that an announcement is the best solution for April but I think we should seriously consider making "Books by women" a specific focus for one of the coming months. I would be happy to start compiling a separate list of pertinent new articles beginning on 1 April unless there are any objections. I've just noticed, by the way, that two of our most recent DYKs, 6652:! Glad to see you here. While I serve on the WMF Board of Trustees, I am only able to serve as an advisor at WiR vs. an active role. Women in Red being a "flat" organization, everyone is empowered to take the lead once in a while. So it would be much appreciated if you or others from the main team encouraged folks to add themselves to the event/program. Thank you kindly! -- 4758:. and 2. She had been just been let down as a speaker at an event and found herself free. She loves our project. I suggested we need a prestigious location and a trainer. She has offered her Inn or her Chambers in London. I'm asking here for a trainer and I've asked WMUK. Expenses (at least!) would be available. Keen to see this as a WIR event. Is it possible to extend our 1580: 6919:, perhaps the red-linked titles should be copied out into that page as a new section "NYPL 365 books for IWD 2017"? But then we'd lose the redlinked authors ... ? (There are so many titles on that list already that I don't think I'd have bothered to work up the NYPL list if I'd known we had such a rich resource already. My fault for not checking our files.) 7171:

we determine more categories need to be added then we can do that, easily. Even after the program begins. If we change the categories halfway into April, the dashboard will go back and capture all the data. I'm having difficulty explaining, I admit. This is where typing isn't quite sufficient to make sure I'm making myself understandable. My apologies.

1331:. In a nutshell, it looks like we have lost the technical ability to create a list of women falling into public domain. Not quite a redlist because many of the artists already have articles. That coupled with the fact that PD law differs from country to country brought our plans for a PD 2022 event to a halt. It is still a great idea though. 2447:: I must say I am becoming increasingly confused about this. As far as I can see from the discussion above, there was little interest in folklore in previous years with only 14 articles in 2022 and only 15 articles in 2021. It had been our intention to address Feminism and Folklore in March. Would this not be a reasonable solution?-- 6507:

is also on the core committee and researches the gender gap in Knowledge/Wikidata as a professor at the University of Barcelona. I am personally and professionally interested in improving the coverage of books that are on "banned" lists for schools and public libraries in the US. Many of the books on

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which I haven't finished checking yet - turned the authors and titles into links, plenty of blue, plenty of red, and I'm currently looking at the ones highlighted in orange (by the wonderful Gadget which identifies dab pages). Still need to hover over every link to make sure it points where I want it

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I think the book article idea is an interesting one, but I don't think there are any redlists etc that we could use as a foundation for an event. I think it should probably be in the announcements section. Does anyone know of specific guidance on how to write articles about books (plot summary etc.)?

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has done a wonderful job of adding fair use images to artists from that show. The checklist was a great resource, but I cannot find a way to filter for just the Renwick's collection on the SAAM site. Is there a redlist somewhere for Renwick artists? Also, I would be very interested in working on book

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Just FYI, WiR has participated in the Folklore event for a few years now, and has never had "judges". The Folklore Team doesn't seem to mind that we write but don't judge (e.g., who wrote how many articles). I should have mentioned this earlier; sorry about that. I hope this doesn't get in the way of

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I feel the paragraph about the link to the Dashboard might be better placed under the Participants heading. I know that I tend to dive in without reading the whole of the introduction to each event and it would be a shame if members' contributions are not counted in the #EveryBookItsReader campaign.

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Well, if wishes were horses... Somebody's gonna have to step up and take ownership of turning this into an event if it is going to happen. I don't see how that would be, so in lieu of someone from the group taking this on I think it best to use the announcement and monthly tip. I would really prefer

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I think I know why you were having trouble finding Renwick artists on the SAAM site - they just redesigned their website so searching the collection directly through their site doesn't have great functionality right now. But you can definitely use the main Smithsonian collection search and search by

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Hi all, I'm sorry I'm behind on the conversation. I am only able to check this conversation this one time today, and will check again later this evening. The categories captured by the dashboard drill down 3 subcategory levels (that is the most the Programs/events dashboard will allow). However, if

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Apologies for losing track on this - it's been a difficult few weeks. I'm glad to hear that we've finally got a list to work from, as well as some other sources to play with. Hopefully I can be a little more present in the next few weeks. As to the Chen show...I honestly don't remember, sorry. Much

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Apologies if this is the wrong location (please move it if so), but perhaps one year (this year?) we can focus on artists in disciplines other than painting and sculpture for this? I know that a lot of the women in the Smithsonian American Art Museum's collection are represented in the Renwick, the

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As mentioned by others, there are at least 2 ways of looking at this: go with Italian Women (focus on an important current issue, much like we did with Ukrainian Women in 2022); choose a broader geo topic, the more common WiR approach. Maybe we should decide on the approach first, but either way, I

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Although it was my interest in the WikiDonne case that triggered my post on Italian women on the WIR talk page, I simply wished to highlight Italian women as a subject needing attention. Italy could, for example, be listed as our geofocus for February, together with the explanations I gave earlier:

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and anyone else who wants to help out - very rough draft of to-do list created. I am going to work up a draft logo for Peace and Diplomacy. If it should have and ampersand rather than an "and" please update. If you know you are going to be unable to help out, please ping, totally understandable but

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for your kind comments. I have no intention of retiring from WIR but I have been trying to devote more time to writing new articles and less to discussions and other matters. I find it very satisfying, for example, that this month I have succeeded in contributing one new article a day to Peace and

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and anyone else who wants to help out, All the pages have been created, they just need to be reviewed. If you have time please take a page and proof read for errors and click on some links to make sure they work. If all looks right, add your name to the participant list. A General question fro the

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is now ready to go and could be copied to somewhere appropriate ... unless you think we should weed it to remove the entries where both author and title are blue? It'll be a bit tedious and possible error-prone (everything is error-prone: I've been surprised how many typos we found!), and I'm not

3065:, to clarify, I meant either "Italian Women" or "let's close the book on that and move on with reviewing other geo possibilities". As for your retirement, that can certainly take many forms, and I wish you much happiness in that respect, but PLEASE, don't retire from WiR, at least not just yet! -- 165:. I have replaced the peace sign with a dove. I think it is a softer image and I prefer it to my original peace sign. Anyone caring to compare the images, just tap the image, that should take you to the commons where all previous images should be available for viewing. I appreciate the feedback. 3010:

Sorry I haven't responded to pings, real world is keeping me really busy and probably will through the end of February. That said, I'm working my way through WILPF activists, which usually lead me to the next one. I'm quite happy to work Italians into the focus of peace activists, but because my

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Yeah we have no issues if the organising team dosent wish to "judge" the articles. The fountain tool is created to track the number of articles created or improved during the timeframe of the contest. Once the contest is over the organisers can provide us the winners which we would provide local

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department - here's a pre-filled search for all collection listings that are categorized as part of the Renwick department, within SAAM's collection, although I imagine some objects may not have the Renwick categorization as they were part of the SAAM collection before the Renwick was absorbed:

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where it was suggested we could include "Film", perhaps in February. It would be open to all women in film but would emphasize the fact that the majority of casting directors are women and would call for attention to other non-acting occupations in film. If not February, then perhaps we should

2923:- I'd be happy with a more cautious approach, I just didn't want the topic to be lost as a suggestion. Perhaps a compromise would be to skip Geofocus for Feb, but then start with Mediterranean and move to other watery boundaries across the year (the Caspian Sea would be good to include too!) 6154:

One suggestion I'd give for making a redlist as a place to start is to use our existing articles on women authors and then snag all the books they've written. Not all of the books will be notable and have the sourcing available to make an article from, but it's a jumping off point to start.

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Just got a reply from WMUK (went to part-time staff in-box) and they are on to it. I'm fairly certain its going ahead but it looks like in-person or hybrid will be its type. There will be a lot of on-line events so probable best to celebrate the location and advertise locally or for human

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I can't find that comment, but I admit I did a lot of skimming through a somewhat nauseating discussion. I want to respect the wishes of our fellow contributors but I do think this issue is larger and more important than the individuals involved and we should take a public stance on it.

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and am really sorry that you are not comfortable with recent developments. Thank you for everything you've done up to now. Your efforts here each month are always a great help and encourage us all to move forward in good time. I'll try to sort everything out over the next few hours. And

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prizes. Also if you want the articles to be judged as per the criteria laid down the organisers are free to do so. We will send out a Google form to the organizers soon wherein they can add the local prize requirements for this contest on English Knowledge together with Women in Red --

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Our metrics used to include all articles related to women's representation (women's biographies, their works (e.g., the books they wrote), and issues pertaining to women (e.g., women's suffrage, women's health). I'd support whatever initiatives/campaigns others devise in this regard.

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Could we add a reminder of the fact that both our overall WiR project and the #1day1woman explicitly include "articles on women and their works", so articles on women's books can be listed at #1day1woman? I think we all tend to think of WiR as being about women's biographies only.

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Buried in those suggestions is one from me for Women whose Countries Share a Sea/Ocean e.g Women by the Mediterranean (or similar) would include France and Greece, but also Egpyt and Tunisia. You could do North Sea, Indian Ocean, Atlantic, Pacific, etc. Might be quite interesting.

2901:"Proportionally, Germany and France have significantly better coverage of women while little Sweden, with about a fifth of the population of Italy, has about two-thirds as many women's biographies." As the Geofocus slot is still empty, it would be easy to do something about it.-- 752:... I thought something like "Use the Find Link tool to de-orphan your article" is short and pithy...and/or reminding people to use "What links here" (?) (Newer users might not know – I didn't for longer than you would have thought, because the skin I was using was hiding it.) 6946:: I think it would be very useful to include the list, specifying that it was prepared by the New York Public Library. It provides many useful suggestions which are not obvious from our other lists. Unless you strongly object, I will go ahead and include it later today.-- 3786:

Thanks for all the work being done WRT March planning. I think the line-up is great. Regarding the question about what logo to use for the Art+Activism event, how about this one (rt-fem-logo-PH.png); it's colorful and it's wordless (other options would be fine, too).

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page is worthwhile without some explanation of what WIR members might do, given that it only has blue links for both creators and their works. I think it would be better if we could organise redlists for Art+Feminism (March) and Women Writers (September). Thanks,

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In view of the discussions here and on the WIR talk page, I would be happy to prepare geofocus on Italian women but without specific reference to WikiDonne. Unless there are objections, I'll go ahead with this tomorrow, 25 January, in the hope that it is not too

5954:, I haven't really been involved in the "back end" of WIR previously so not sure how these things usually get pulled together, but let me know if there's anything I can help with that immediately springs to mind. Otherwise I'll keep an eye out for tasks. :) 4649:, but don't have the skill to load the whole book and strip out the photos. Anyone want to give it a go? Victuallers said the same, he can only clip one at a time. If no one has the ability to do the whole book, maybe we just note it on the editathon pages? 6050:. I was rather hoping someone would be clever enough to retrieve the redlinks from the list. Once you've sorted it out, it might be useful to post something on the main WiR talk page. The list actually came from the New York Public Library, not the NYT.-- 3172:

We're already more than halfway through the first month of the year and it's time, I feel, to start a discussion of this year's Geofocus. I note that ESEAP countries have been suggested for August, when Wikimania will be held in Singapore, facilitated by

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I would be okay with that. It would certainly give us more time to ensure we have a more comprehensive redllist to use. And combining making articles on books with writers would make sense, since many of the authors of the books are also still redlinks.

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It looks good. The thickness of the lines on the peace symbol are thinner than normal. The image covers peace well, but does it cover diplomacy? Is there a diplomacy symbol? Google images suggests hand shake or doves, doves also being a peace symbol...?

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can check this through and see whether anything needs to be added in connection with the Fountain tool. I've also completed a draft invitation but there are no longer any announcements. It would be good if we could finalize all this today so that

7000:: I think the original list was the easiest to follow and I've included it among the Books by women redlists. Thanks for all your trouble. It will be interesting to see how far it leads to new articles. Maybe you'll be creating some yourself.-- 7272:

for most of those countries. It looks like the spread over letters is fine. Which would be preferable to our core contingent - running through names again or switching over to countries? I am happy with either assuming we start up in July.

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on Mediterranean women which can either be used in February or perhaps at some future date. Alternatively, it can just be forgotten. I'll create the template if it's likely to go ahead. Others might like to alter the presentation, redlinks,

5807:"), so there's somewhere to list achievements. It would have been nice to show solidarity with a cross-wiki project like this one, but I guess we'd have had to find time to create a Crowdsourced list of probably notable redlinked titles. ( 1792:

and anyone else who wants to help out - very rough draft of to-do list created. I am going to take the Alphabet run O & P. Oh, if someone could double check the numbering before too much gets underway it would be appreciated. Best,

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Two of us are exploring the idea of subtly focusing this year's event on crafts as well as the ubiquitous painting and sculpting. Please red the conversation below. Could you take a look at my logo with the bun lady at a potter's wheel?

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I suggest we include a link in our invitation for February and maintain our focus on Feminism and Folklore for March. Many of our members have already seen the invitation on our talk page and can start contributing on 1 February if they

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I fully agree we should devote attention to "Books by women". We used to include these in our metrics but now we seem only to be concerned with biographies. Perhaps we can start recording pertinent articles in a new listing. I'm sure

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Don't have any help on NMWA though, their website is really lacking right now in terms of fullness of data. Even their regular collection search seems to be under construction, as many major works just aren't there when you search.

7134:: I was following the example of Folklore but I think you have a point. Maybe the safest way is simply to mention it twice as when I add articles to meetup pages I don't necessarily look at the introduction. I¨ll take care of it.-- 4286:

As for NMWA, I know we've done edit-a-thons there before, so I wonder if we have contacts that can help draw up a list of artists in the collection? I agree that the functionality of their website leaves quite a bit to be desired.

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My list isn't finished yet. The link to the list of navbox templates which Rosiestep gave above could be very useful if someone had the energy (or could work out an automated way) to produce a list of those with any red links.

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Thanks for the assist on the Renwick: when I posted this suggestion SAAM was still using its old online catalog, and I'm honestly a little bit at sea with the new one, still. Hopefully it will get a bit more user-friendly with

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for reiterating that we don't need a landing page. I couldn't see where we could sign up if interested. Now that I see that, I put some text in the announcements section for February. We can pivot if something else is decided.

6350:(240 names). I am planning to add some redlinks for prize-winning books to the crowd-sourced list and putting them under a Country heading, in my case Australia. This option may appeal to other non-USA based contributors like 6222:

September makes a lot of sense. With more time, we might end up with more CS redlists (or 1 very long redlist), e.g., poetry collections by women, novels by women, non-fiction books by women, books by pseudonymous women, etc.

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to, and to work further down the alphabet with my first checking, but need to do some real life stuff now: will continue. It will end up as one element we can offer as a Crowdsourced ... well, NYT-sourced... set of redlinks.

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nice to know. 5 pages need to be created. I will take #1day1woman 2023. I hope to get that posted this evening. Oh, if someone could double check the numbering before too much gets underway it would be appreciated. Best,

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etc), and red links caused by nonstandard capitalisation, for a list published by a library, but it's very satisfying tracking down some of the originally-red-linked authors! Should be able to get to Z in a day or two.

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Sorry to pass the buck on this, but personally I don't have any feelings one way or the other, I just volunteered to run Fountain. I'll leave it to others to see how this fits into the scope of WIR's planned calendar.

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Thats what I needed. I just need to find out that we have a trainer. I'm ill at the moment, so I'm hoping that WMUK or our followers come through. Meeting (and training) Caoilfhionn Gallagher should be worth the trip.

2341:. I would like a couple of volunteers to help act as fellow 'jurors' on Fountain. All you'd have to do is verify that each article submitted is newly created or expanded and fits the theme of the contest. Thanks! 2253:

Truly, I'm fine with whatever is decided here. But to clarify why I'm bringing it up now is because I was pinged today on Telegram asking if WiR would link our Folklore meetup page to the main Folklore page on Meta..

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schedule this for one of the coming months. Like others, I would be happy to skip geofocus for February but as mentioned below, I think there is potential for developing interest in women from individual cities.--

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Really like this but it's rather long. If it fits in as it is, that's fine. Otherwise, how about "Mobile readers may only see the article "lead" – take some time to make it shine! Include something to keep people

6455:: Now that we've identified lots of red link sources, I agree with Rosie that we should go ahead with this in April. I'm pretty busy today but tomorrow I'd be only too happy to put together a meetup page.-- 6241:. Would it be useful for Women in Red to join the Every Book Its Reader campaign or should we just include a link in our April invitation? It certainly looks as if we already have a number of enthusiasts.-- 7020:

Well I'll have to find at least one to create, otherwise I'll break my almost-complete track record (I missed out on Ada Lovelace Day, I seem to remember) of contributing something to every WiR editathon!

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sure it's needed as it's so easy to tell red from blue (does that work for colour-blind readers?). I've added a bit of a preamble. It could be formatted differently if anyone wanted to work on it further.

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puts into this every month, making sure that we have an attractive set of new priorities to work on. As my 80th birthday is now drawing near, it looks to me as if I should be preparing for retirement.--

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It would be great if you added an event/program to the campaign page. Then encourage people to add themselves to the event/program, if they wish? Again, thank you for supporting #EveryBookItsReader!

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Wow, we already have the redlists! They're great, especially the novels one which includes the "site links" column so can be sorted to flag up titles which already have articles on other wikis.

2284:(14 articles). It would make sense to me if WIR's Folklore coincided with meta's, i.e. ran for two months starting in February. As well as the 2023 page on Meta, there is also one on en.Wiki, 2050:. You were also quick on the draw. As we are promoting Peace and Democracy, it was simply a matter of practising what we preach. It seems to have worked as I haven't received any complaints.-- 6718:

As you would be aware, many of us edit across all the Events and elsewhere. The Dashboard will capture all our edits if we sign on there. If you are OK with this, I'm happy to sign on to it.

4410: 2696:. If there are prizes, editors are more likely to contribute. I'm happy to see you have also added information on the Global contest to the event page. It now all looks very clear to me.-- 2512:

I would welcome comments from other contributors on this as it seems to be holding up the preparation of our invitation, which should be distributed within the next two or three days. (cc

6093: 2748:, that we may want to run a focus on Italy, as a gesture of solidarity to WikiDonne? I've put it as a suggestion, but it is the kind of decision that probably needs deliberate consensus? 6347: 4883:, Sounds like we should keep it off the invitation. I truly hope they find a facilitator, but that said I think it will be an in-person event if I have read the initial post correctly. 4194:

artists. The NMWA (and the library) is closed for renovations. Do you know where there is a list of the art books in the library's holdings? Alternatively a redlist of book artists: -->

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Any idea why the logo is not updating in the invitation? I replaced it with our standard logo, saved, and then pasted in the Peace and Diplomacy one, but your original design remains.

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got those lists, I really think it would be good if we could include Books in April to work alongside that Meta project, in the spirit of co-operation between projects and wikipedias.

5276:, {{u|PamD}, and all WIR helpers: How's the to-do listing for events? I think they should reflect the draft items for April. I'll take the Alphabet run, once I hear an "OK". Thanks 927:

as its intro is sparse. The wording for the Tip of the Week also needs to be worked on and added to the Invitation. Having read our earlier discussion, I don't think linking to the

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of the past couple of years has been a bit of a blur. Though I do know that I went to NMWA not too long before they closed, and I'm very much looking forward to their reopening. --

384:, it’s a caching problem; I hadn’t looked at the previous version and when I got to the invite, I see the correct logo. If you try purging the page I bet it will show for you too. 6529:

Good. I've added "Books by women" to the Firming up list above and amended the Announcement. We still have a few days to work on pages before we need to get the invitation out.--

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I've got no experience in preparing the files and templates for an editathon but presumably it's just a matter of carefully modifing existing files, and would be happy to help.

5465:, as far as I am concerned you can sent out the invitations whenever you feel it is convenient. Looks as if it's going to be a busy month, full of all kinds of opportunities.-- 6761:

Yes, I thought about that, BUT, I think I figured out the workaround. I created the event to ONLY track the Categories: Writers, Literature, and Books. You can see it at the

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If you want to retire, I'll support you in that, but I will be very, very sad to lose your insight and help. From a selfish stance, I would prefer you never retire from WIR.

4189:, I think this is an intriguing idea. I have worked through the checklist for "This Present Moment: Crafting a Better World", the 50th anniversary show at the Renwick. BTW, 562: 2209:

could you let me know if you have time and inclination? The event would run from Feb 1 through March 31, correct? I won't do anything til I hear back from you two. Thanks!

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Fountain update: The global team has let me know that we will need a local fountain page and that they will draw from those pages for the global contest. I've set it up

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They want groups to create a page for the contest on the local wiki and set up a fountain tool on that page. I could start with a WiR landing page with the number 258, if

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Also if someone creates a WIR template for this contest let me know and I can have Fountain add it automatically to each submission. Gamaliel 16:03, 23 January 2023 (UTC)

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In case there is any confusion...per my message below...I am ok with the wording and embedded link changed to WP:FINDLINK now. Let me know if you need anything else.

2586:'s wishes, despite my own concerns I'll prepare Feminism and Folklore to start in February and continue in March. That should also respond to repeated requests from 6709: 6791:, so that rather than "Women in Red Books by Women April 2023" it reads something like "Women in Red: Books by Women, April 2023"? (Nothing to do with Red Books). 5803:

Maybe also with the quote from our mission statement, above? Books do seem to come within the #1day1woman remit (not in its headline, but reading the text gives "

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Hi, Yes, I tried to put a colon in when I first created it, but the dashboard doesn't allow colons. So, I've just changed it to this, which does change the URL.

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If not a separate "Books by women" edit-a-thon, we should at least include the link to #EveryBookItsReader in the Announcements section of our April invitation.

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event from this year. Would it be appropriate to link to that in the list? i.e. refugees are people who are refugees due to lack of peace, failed diplomacy etc?

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I like the dove with an olive branch! But I'm not sure the Women in Red overlay is optimal. Any other way that both images can be used but placed differently? --

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And to me too, although I would point our that some of the red lists also appear applicable to Feminism and Folklore too, But that is certainly not a problem.--

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Sounds good! Let's use it in March. (Think it's an essential tip, also for heading off unnecessary trips to AfD, although we don't need to say it like that...)

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Mobile phone readers may only see the article "lead" – take some time to make it shine! One sentence is not enough. Have you included a reason to keep reading?

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I have OK-ed Events after trimming name to Folklore. Also changed colour for Justice so it and Folklore are different. All seems ready for MassMessage, now.--

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and all WIR helpers: Above is my attempt at next month's offerings. Not sure about placement of #Visible Wiki Women. Please make suggestions and help out.--

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a campaign to increase quality content about books, literary works, and oral stories in Knowledge, Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons, Wikibooks, and Wikisource.

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I can't seem to find any discussion about Geofocus for this year, apart from August when we suggest focusing on ESEAP member countries to coincide with

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I find this better. I do also agree the red head and the white dove don't overlay very well. I wonder if a collage with less overlap would work better?

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TIP OF THE MONTH: * Mobile phone readers may only see the article "lead" – take some time to make it shine! Include something to keep people reading.

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international contests, perhaps they should use the same fountain so participants don't have to register each article twice. I'll ask them on meta.

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and all WIR helpers, Would someone take a look through the pages on the to-do list and fix any errors noticed? Especially Art + Activism. Thanks.

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That said, I don't think we need to introduce a fifth event in April as it will fit well into our annual Women Writers campaign in September.

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I have tried to sort out the remaining items on our February initiatives. In particular I've included WIR-259 Feminism and Folklore. Perhaps

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I think skipping a geofocus event in Februray would be okay as historically, our Black Women event includes redlists from many countries. --

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regarding conflict with our annual March initiative of Art+Activism (supporting Art+Feminism team). Okay with me if you wish to revert. --

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I'm happy to add to the peace and diplomacy list, if you set it up and ping me, I'll see what I can do. But don't rely on me only please.

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Yes, I think I should be able to get it polished up by then... got a few real life things going on at the moment, but it's light relief!

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would normally be interested in but perhaps he can help with this or suggest which other contributors might have the competence needed.--

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months: February and March. Do we want to include it in our February line-up? Currently, we only have it scheduled for 1 month in our

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Closing the loop. I got a reply from NMWA and now have a list to work with to create a cs list of book artists in their collection.

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Well I've spent far too much time messing around with Excel (it doesn't like handling strings of characters which include "*" or "

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at the "Women Writers" wikiproject whether any one there has suggestions for a source list of notable red-linked or absent books.

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this not get into a debate starting on the 20th when we start generating content for the April events. My 2 cents. Best,

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Our Knowledge WikiProject focuses on creating content regarding women's biographies, women's works, and women's issues.

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I've taken the NYT list of 365 titles you found, and by putting it into and out of Excel I've started a draft list at

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can mass mail the invitation. (Sorry for posting here but the other sections are becoming increasingly confusing.)--

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I would just like to remind everyone that following on a suggestion from Jess Wade we recently had a discussion on

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Draft logo for WIR peace and diplomacy - year long initiative. Comments please. Ideas and suggestions welcome.

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In this instance out of courtesy, I have chosen to make the suggestion, rather than being bold and moving it.

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Agree, sticking with the announcement makes sense for now, while pulling together some lists for the future. @

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All - But WiR will also have an event page, right? E.g., for our historical purposes as per previous years? --

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Thank you for looping me into this conversation! It's great to see the conversation and involvement of WiR! @

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https://outreachdashboard.wmflabs.org/courses/Women_in_Red/Women_in_Red_-_Books_by_Women,_April_2023?enroll=

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See above in the Announcement section. It will end up in the April Invitation. Please adapt as you see fit.

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I'm going to stick this here and note that it could also play in to Visible women photo campaign. This book

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rights/justice interest. So leaving it off the invite simplifies for small loss. Thanks for consideration.

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Thank you to everyone who worked on planning March activities! It seems to be a wonderful set of events! --

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I'm having a little play in Excel to try to sort it and put titles before authors ... will let you know.

6438:"). Maybe we'd gain some editors at September's Women Writers event as a result of this participation. -- 4402: 4387: 4303: 4289: 4186: 4160: 2847:

was that WikiDonne really has no desire for WiR to get involved. I think we should respect their wishes.

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Update: We should be good to go for linking to Find Link in "Tip of the Month" (heard back from Edward).

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Haven't heard back from the maintainer of Find Link, but for "Tip of the Month" I've swapped the link to

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NEW - Folklore * Feminism and Folklore (Feb 1 - Mar 31) (#224 can be used as a go-by) ** Event #259:

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have reached out to me off-wiki asking if we had a link ready to a meetup page. Their event runs for

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I don't see why WIR wouldn't. We need somewhere to put the Fountain link and explain the contest.

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I would prefer to take a softer approach and vote for Women by the Mediterranean as suggested by @

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ANNOUNCEMENTS (FACILITATED BY OTHERS): see discussion on Feminism and Folklore - now #259 (above)

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This appears in our table of annual events and I recall a discussion about including it in 2023.--

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for Francophone countries, but I wondered if that could expand to Lusophone, Hispanophone, etc.

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I don't mind being the "judge" unless there's some reason we want to avoid having anyone judge.

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who may have more to add on this point.) And thank you, Ipigott, for drafting the event page. --

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OK I just edited your proposal right in the box but I have no idea how to format or sign etc.

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I'm so sorry I didn't investigate and find these before making the suggestion. Given that we

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the banned lists are by women and non-binary folks. Thank you for supporting this campaign!

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I'm drafting A+F now but will welcome contribs from others to ensure we cover all aspects.

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set up on Pinterest, ready for linking and pins when early-bird articles start to appear.

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for March invitation etc? Or will the proposed IWD editathon just use the page as it is?

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on Mediterranean women (including Italy). It can either be used this month or in March.--

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has a few red linked titles ... there must be more, just a case of tracking them down!)

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to use as a template. Just give us a heads-up here that you are going to give it a try.

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for wrangling all the various debates into coherence this month - it is so appreciated.

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Mobile phone readers may only see the article "lead" – take some time to make it shine!

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I spoke aloud, "Oh, she's beautiful", when I saw your draft. I do hope others agree.

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includes crowd-sourced and Wikidata titles (917 names); and also a Wikidata redlist,

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which seems "clean". (I will try email now, as I don't think he logs in that often.)

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or should we just allow individual contributors to register if they wish to do so?--

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In the meantime, it might be useful to add PamD's list and other suggestions to the

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wanted permission/"the ok" to edit the landing page for the event should it happen.

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to de-orphan your article". Is the link I included the "Find Link tool" you use?

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Looking back over the last three years, WIR has offered Folklore, with links to

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I'm not really sure what's expected / needed... I gather from me maybe it's for

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the logo you've created, especially as it's WIR style vs. A & F style. --

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ONGOING - Folklore * Feminism and Folklore (Feb 1 - Mar 31) ** Event #259:

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I trimmed the Fem+Folklore title to just Folklore per helpful viewpoint of

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Knowledge:WikiProject Women in Red/Missing articles by occupation/Folklore

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all done! Thanks for everyone! Looks like a great selection this month!

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NEW - Alphabet run O & P * Alphabet run O & P ** Event #255:

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NEW - Alphabet run M & N * Alphabet run M & N ** Event #253:

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I was just looking for the correct contact info and ran into this site

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thanks for setting up the fountain for the project. Hope this helps. --

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Dear Team, we would really appreciate if you could add some details at

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NEW - Alphabet run S & T * Alphabet run S & T ** Event #265:

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pitched several years ago? Any of those ideas resonate with anyone?

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BTW, the conversation about a geofocus run is on this page down at

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YEAR-LONG INITIATIVES ONGOING * Peace and Diplomacy ** Event #251:

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YEAR-LONG INITIATIVES ONGOING * Peace and Diplomacy ** Event #251:

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Art+Activism | Wiki Loves FolkloreMarch 2020 (Women's History Month)

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NEW - Italy (in solidarity with WikiDonne??) * Geofocus: TBD or skip

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Looks great - thank you so much for the majority of the organising @

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Knowledge:WikiProject Novels/ArticlesNeeded/Novels written by women

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Peace and Diplomacy seems good. There are some similarities to the

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Removed the hairline outline on the WiR logo. What do you think?

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YEAR-LONG INITIATIVES NEW * Peace and Diplomacy ** Event #251:

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group: Any thought on adding to our announcements "January 1 is

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for your creativity. The result is terrific, cheery and bright.

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Although we mostly focus on biographies, our project page says

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participation will be sporadic, I defer to what y'all decide.

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Draft logo for WIR peace and diplomacy - year long initiative

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Sorry no reply as yet from WMUK I have asked for an update?

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For the invite and the Art+Activism page. Comments welcome.

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Wikimedia challenge to add more images of women to Commons

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in Feb or March. In 2020 it was in March and combined with

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Caoilfhionn Gallagher an international human rights lawyer

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I've now left a message asking if it's ok to use the link

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I don't think the images are up to the standard of those

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creating or improving articles on women and their works

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Knowledge:WikiProject Women in Red/Ideas#Geofocus ideas

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will be keen to support something along these lines.--

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TIP OF THE MONTH: * When writing about a book, check

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NEW - GEOFOCUS * Mediterranean women ** Event #258:

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to include law enforcement, legal, etc. occupations

6065:More book lists are available by clicking through 2292:? (Also, happy to go with whatever is decided...) 1149:Annual January initiative - Women who died in 2022 6191:so that month would be a literary extravaganza? 4681:I'll do what I can. Going through a rough patch. 4142:Invitation to organize Feminism and Folklore 2023 534:CONTINUING - Women who died in 2022 ** Event 250 5719:For guidance on writing about books, I've found 7094:My apologies. I see you have already created a 6648:, I'm not sure what I'm being asked to do. Hi, 6471:Brilliant. I see that one the core organisers, 6187:. Would it make sense for you to plan this for 1125:Following discussion on the WiR talk page (see 561:ANNOUNCEMENTS (EVENTS FACILITATED BY OTHERS) * 5435:I've checked the pages, but not the template @ 2201:is willing to set up the Fountain tool on it. 220:, More like this? Keep the feedback coming :) 4415:Knowledge:WikiProject Women in Red/Meetup/260 4138:Feminism and Folklore 2023 international team 3537:Knowledge:WikiProject Women in Red/Meetup/258 3277:Proposal for February 2023 tip of the month: 3149:Knowledge:WikiProject Women in Red/Meetup/258 1588:Knowledge:WikiProject Women in Red/Meetup/258 1327:, Here's the discussion from last year about 536:Knowledge:WikiProject Women in Red/Meetup/250 509:Knowledge:WikiProject Women in Red/Meetup/254 6550:- there are an interesting number of typos ( 5769:How about we place the link to the event in 4994:ONGOING - #1day1woman 2023 ** Event #252: 4019:, Would you be able to send out the invite? 3508:ONGOING - #1day1woman 2023 ** Event #252: 3188:Perhaps we can revisit some of the ideas in 2915:Thanks for sharing your views inparticular @ 2193:The way I read the invitation/request from 234:Perfect. I am out of critical feedback. :-) 30:WikiProject Women in Red/Ideas 2023 archive 6631:: Please go ahead with this if you wish.-- 6546:Thanks. I've reached "H" in my cleanup of 4822:That is so cool. I hope you find someone. 4715:Proposal for March 2023 tip of the month: 4096:Just jumping in here to say I love it. :) 2582:, as you have responded so effectively to 2205:, could you confirm that is the request. 5193:Knowledge:WikiProject_Women_in_Red/Events 5025:as go by * Gender studies ** Event #262: 3982:and all, Do you think it is ready to go? 3681:Knowledge:WikiProject_Women_in_Red/Events 2845:the conversation further up the talk page 1621:Knowledge:WikiProject_Women_in_Red/Events 601:Knowledge:WikiProject_Women_in_Red/Events 6917:Knowledge:WikiProject Women in Red/Books 6586:Knowledge:WikiProject Women in Red/Books 6344:Knowledge:WikiProject Women in Red/Books 5936:are good examples of what can be done.-- 5528: 4846:- Do we need to do anything about about 4413:and a link to the Renwick's database to 4072: 2225:they already have a fountain page set up 1525:NEW - Justice * Justice ** Event #257: 1440:NEW - #1day1woman 2023 ** Event #252: 1404: 1121:Yearlong initiative: Peace and Diplomacy 448:NEW - #1day1woman 2023 ** Event #252: 42: 6121:(not sure why this redirect exists) by 6083:Some others that are on my to-do list, 4750:I was contacted on our Twitter feed by 4310:that was up briefly in 2021? Gorgeous. 3643:ANNOUNCEMENTS (FACILITATED BY OTHERS): 3168:Geofocus ideas for Feb 2023 and ongoing 2137:, and anyone else... The organizers of 1499:as go by) * Black women ** Event #256: 14: 5723:helpful in the past, and there's also 3198:Historical States that no longer exist 5051:NEW - Health * Health ** Event #263: 4746:Late Pass - trainer? London - Justice 4436:photos campaign on Wikimedia Commons 3079:I second Rosie's comment. I need you 1144:Yearlong initiative: #1day1woman 2023 3587:NEW - ANNUAL * Art + Activism (See 3302:Good for March as discussed above.-- 2286:Knowledge:Feminism and Folklore 2023 682:Thanks for getting started on this, 7312:Perhaps something on the lines of: 7264:Hi Oronsay, Well we certainly have 6787:Could we have a bit of punctuation 5077:NEW - Dance * Dance ** Event #264: 4762:and to reuse it as the event page. 4447:not finding a link to 2023 version 3935:Art+Act (#260) looks good to me. -- 635:- added draft language to invition 27: 7317:"When writing about a book, check 6094:Vacation Guide to the Solar System 6046:That sounds absolutely wonderful, 5653:So should we join in with April's 2465:WIR has a beautiful list ready at 1871:Am starting to draft Black Women. 1619:** logo: Black Women COMING UP: * 402:, for solving the mystery for me. 28: 18:Knowledge:WikiProject Women in Red 7396: 7152:That's a better idea. Thank you. 6698:program in the Campaign dashboard 4409:, I have added information about 4330:Explore Artists’ Books in the LRC 2280:(15 articles); in 2022 in Mar as 1329:Women's work in the Public Domain 1101:, for keeping this moving along. 6915:On the other hand now I look at 6735:, I had the same question. :) -- 5972:. I've made some suggestions on 5968:Good to hear you're interested, 5479:Looks good to go to me as well! 5222: 5195: 5183: 5174: 5160: 5143: 5131: 5119: 5107: 5093: 5081: 5067: 5055: 5041: 5029: 5011: 4999: 4984: 4972: 4920:Thank you for clarifying this, @ 3694: 3683: 3671: 3662: 3648: 3633: 3621: 3607: 3595: 3577: 3565: 3551: 3539: 3525: 3513: 3498: 3486: 3247:There's also a suggestion from @ 2147:Annual March Initiatives section 1634: 1623: 1611: 1578: 1567: 1555: 1541: 1529: 1515: 1503: 1485: 1473: 1457: 1445: 1430: 1418: 1065:- I'll do the mass message now! 623: 603: 589: 580: 566: 551: 539: 524: 512: 493: 481: 465: 453: 438: 426: 5360:! I did the Alphabet S & T. 2808:would welcome thoughts on this 2179:That sounds about right to me. 4616:Almanacco della donna Italiana 4231:Thanks for the Renwick filter 4110:Ditto! Really love that logo! 2996:and any other page watchers.-- 2744:There was a suggestion on the 2494:Thanks for your explanations, 1351:as a possible starting point. 307:Creative Collaboration rules! 13: 1: 4938:17:17, 23 February 2023 (UTC) 4916:17:13, 23 February 2023 (UTC) 4897:17:02, 23 February 2023 (UTC) 4874:10:29, 23 February 2023 (UTC) 4860:03:54, 23 February 2023 (UTC) 4832:14:36, 21 February 2023 (UTC) 4814:08:49, 21 February 2023 (UTC) 4792:23:56, 20 February 2023 (UTC) 4772:16:05, 20 February 2023 (UTC) 4701:02:34, 19 February 2023 (UTC) 4677:09:49, 18 February 2023 (UTC) 4659:14:38, 17 February 2023 (UTC) 4460:18:39, 20 February 2023 (UTC) 4427:17:38, 22 February 2023 (UTC) 4397:01:32, 21 February 2023 (UTC) 4120:18:55, 22 February 2023 (UTC) 4106:01:15, 21 February 2023 (UTC) 4091:16:00, 20 February 2023 (UTC) 4057:13:45, 26 February 2023 (UTC) 4043:12:45, 26 February 2023 (UTC) 4029:15:48, 25 February 2023 (UTC) 4011:03:16, 25 February 2023 (UTC) 3992:01:29, 25 February 2023 (UTC) 3959:06:27, 24 February 2023 (UTC) 3945:23:48, 23 February 2023 (UTC) 3918:23:36, 23 February 2023 (UTC) 3870:17:40, 22 February 2023 (UTC) 3852:23:34, 20 February 2023 (UTC) 3838:19:07, 20 February 2023 (UTC) 3816:18:48, 20 February 2023 (UTC) 3797:18:09, 20 February 2023 (UTC) 3782:17:17, 20 February 2023 (UTC) 3764:15:54, 20 February 2023 (UTC) 3741:02:49, 20 February 2023 (UTC) 3040:Thanks for coming in on this 1885:.#256 now ready for checking. 1361:01:59, 21 November 2022 (UTC) 1341:01:45, 21 November 2022 (UTC) 1316:19:26, 13 November 2022 (UTC) 1297:19:21, 13 November 2022 (UTC) 1111:18:12, 27 December 2022 (UTC) 1089:18:00, 27 December 2022 (UTC) 1075:17:51, 27 December 2022 (UTC) 1052:16:18, 27 December 2022 (UTC) 1024:17:50, 27 December 2022 (UTC) 1006:19:27, 23 December 2022 (UTC) 978:14:04, 24 December 2022 (UTC) 964:19:22, 23 December 2022 (UTC) 946:19:09, 23 December 2022 (UTC) 918:17:39, 23 December 2022 (UTC) 900:Hoping you re able to proof " 854:15:54, 20 December 2022 (UTC) 820:22:43, 25 December 2022 (UTC) 806:07:28, 22 December 2022 (UTC) 788:01:26, 22 December 2022 (UTC) 762:22:53, 21 December 2022 (UTC) 744:19:02, 21 December 2022 (UTC) 730:and then will move on to our 722:15:51, 21 December 2022 (UTC) 696:15:50, 20 December 2022 (UTC) 677:15:39, 20 December 2022 (UTC) 588:** logo: Peace and Diplomacy 412:20:31, 25 December 2022 (UTC) 394:19:23, 25 December 2022 (UTC) 376:19:09, 25 December 2022 (UTC) 331:17:45, 23 December 2022 (UTC) 317:17:40, 23 December 2022 (UTC) 303:01:22, 23 December 2022 (UTC) 285:21:02, 22 December 2022 (UTC) 267:20:41, 22 December 2022 (UTC) 250:20:38, 22 December 2022 (UTC) 230:20:16, 22 December 2022 (UTC) 209:20:03, 22 December 2022 (UTC) 189:18:43, 22 December 2022 (UTC) 175:17:34, 22 December 2022 (UTC) 157:05:34, 22 December 2022 (UTC) 136:05:28, 22 December 2022 (UTC) 98:01:22, 22 December 2022 (UTC) 84:20:10, 21 December 2022 (UTC) 62:01:36, 21 December 2022 (UTC) 5785:provides many tips." as the 5376:try drafting an edithon page 5021:NEW - ANNUAL Gender studies 4760:"Justice" theme to March 8th 4741:19:17, 30 January 2023 (UTC) 4693:. 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