 Hola a todos, a todas, a todes, soy Mónica Bonillo, directora ejecutiva de Wikimedia Colombia y desde Wikimedia Colombia nos sentimos muy honrados y honradas de poder participar en este espacio en la versión de este año de Wikimania. El día de hoy queremos compartir con ustedes una presentación titulada Wikimedia Biodiversidad, Derechos Humanos y Medio Ambiente. Lo que queremos hacer es compartir con ustedes los logros acuñados en la implementación de la campaña local Wikipor los Derechos Humanos y la biodiversidad que estaba enmarcada en la campaña mundial Wikipor Human Rights. Estos logros pues son gracias al trabajo del equipo de Wikimedia Colombia, pero por supuesto queremos también destacar las contribuciones y la participación de aliados, de aliadas, de organizaciones de colectivos de líderes y de líderesas, aparte de las instituciones que nos apoyaron y hicieron posible que desarrolláramos todas las actividades que desarrollamos en la campaña local. En relación a los logros, quisiéramos destacar seis. El primero pues es la recuperación del interés de comunidades de base del sector público y del sector privado en relación al medio ambiente y la biodiversidad, pero articulado por los proyectos Wikimedia y por el movimiento Wikimedia. También a partir de las actividades empoderamos a comunidades locales como son un colectivo de huerteras de San Cristóbal y de una huerta local. Estas dos comunidades locales se encuentran pues en Bogotá. También creamos y generamos espacios para la creación de conocimiento consciente a partir de otros lenguajes, específicamente de lenguajes circenses de mujeres huerteras. También tuvimos dos actividades, una editatón titulada Editatón por el planeta en el marco de la alianza que le teníamos con el Ministerio de Educación y una editatón pública titulada Wiki por los derechos humanos y la biodiversidad. Por último, pudimos construir una guía para subir imágenes en Wikimedia Commons desde una perspectiva ambiental. Vamos a desarrollar cada uno de estos puntos y quisiéramos empezar con el tema de recuperar el interés de las comunidades de base. Entonces, como ya les veníamos diciendo, gracias a esta campaña tuvimos la oportunidad de trabajar con múltiples actores. Por ejemplo, del sector privado trabajamos con uno de los periódicos más importantes del país, el espectador. Del sector público trabajamos con el Ministerio de Educación y también con algunas instituciones educativas. De la población civil trabajamos con mujeres huerteras y heredrezas, también con la comunidad Guayu, con Wikimedistas en Guayunaiki, con la comunidad educativa, con profesores y pues con diferentes ciudadanos y ciudadanas. En relación al empoderamiento de las comunidades locales, tenemos dos casos particulares, que es el caso de las huerteras de San Cristóbal y el otro caso es la huerta de Mayra en la calera. Estas dos huertas se encuentran en Bogotá. Para el caso de la huerta de San Cristóbal, San Cristóbal es una de las localidades con menos parques de la ciudad. Es la número 5 con alto índice, necesidades básicas y insatisfechas. Y en este caso, lo que pudimos generar fue una alianza con un grupo de líderes que hacen circo comunitario. Y la segunda alianza la hicimos con una huerta, bueno un colectivo, que es una huerta que queda en la calera. Y básicamente con lo que hicimos con ellas fue que pudimos visitar la huerta, pudimos recorrerla, pudimos conocer, pudimos documentarla. Y fotográficamente muchas de las imágenes pues la subimos a Wikimedia Commons. Y adicionalmente en esta ultima actividad pudimos crear el artículo del paramo de las muellas que pues no se había creado. Y que es un lugar ecosistémicamente importante para Bogotá. En relación a la creación del conocimiento consciente, acá destacamos una actividad que realizamos en la feria del libro. El espectador tenía un estan en la feria y nos invitó a participar en un espacio. Y justo a partir de la alianza que ya habíamos tejido con las mujeres circenses, lo que hicimos fue articular y hacer una presentación que por un lado le dio un contexto de qué es Wikimedia Colombia, qué hacemos en Wikimedia Colombia a las personas que participaban de este espacio. Y por otra parte, gracias a e-Circo, pudimos hacer una presentación de una obra titulada Basturilandria. Y después de esto, lo que nosotros hicimos fue entregar semillas nativas de perejil y cilantro, en la lógica de promoverlas el milla libre y propia como ese conocimiento libre y propio. Respecto al impacto en esta obra de teatro, participaron más de 100 espectadores y también el mensaje de tras de la obra de teatro es el de reciclar y el de reconocer la importancia del medio ambiente y de nuestras acciones en las ciudades. Finalmente, queda una atmósfera de alegría y, aparte, promovimos con otros espacios y otros lenguajes para dar un mensaje a la ciudadanía. Respecto a las edificatones, pudimos trabajar con profesores de bachillerato de diferentes partes del país, esto en alianza con el Ministerio de Educación, pudimos mejorar y crear artículos relacionados con biodiversidad nativa, como es el caso del artículo del Río Arzobispo y es importante que los profesores desde su rol incentivo en ala niñez y adolescencia respecto a la preocupación por estas problemáticas medio ambientales. Y esto pues lo pudimos también, como lograr en estos espacios. Además de esto, también pudimos participar con, en uno de los editatones participaron huérteras y huerteros de Bogotá y propusimos cuatro temas que son suigeneris y no han sido desarrollados como el rol de la mujer y la feminidad como referentes protectores de la vida y la biodiversidad. La biodiversidad de animismo, la diversidad étnica y su vínculo con la biodiversidad y las alianzas multi-sectoriales como las huertas comunitarias en las ciudades o las alianzas productivas ecoamigables entre campesinos indígenas en la ruralidad. Por último, tuvimos el honor de contar con la participación de guiquimadistas en Wajunaiki, quienes hablan Wajunaiki, una de las lenguas indígenas más habladas en el país y lo que ellos hicieron fue mejorar el artículo del río Ranchería que también ahora se encuentra en Wikipedia en español. Por último, pues como les decíamos en el marco de la pasantía, tuvimos un pasante en Wikimedia Colombia quien avanzó en la construcción de una tía para subir imágenes a Wikimedia Commons con enfoque ambiental. Entonces ya llegando a las conclusiones, la primera es que los proyectos Wikimedia potencian discusiones sobre temas vigentes como la importancia de cuidar el medio ambiente y la biodiversidad creando redes humanas. La siguiente conclusión es que los proyectos Wikimedia pueden generar conciencia cuando se conectan con problemáticas locales. Acá, por ejemplo, nosotros encontramos los vínculos humanos con otras comunidades locales pero que son ricas en capital humana y la biodiversidad y hacer este ejercicio nos permitió conectar y articular alianzas, también logros y conseguir metas y objetivos en conjunto. Otra de las conclusiones es que los proyectos Wikimedia visibilizan los aportes y la creatividad. Entonces, en la medida que se incluyen otras voces entendiendo que también en los proyectos Wikimedia hay una brecha de género, lo que nosotros estamos generando y lo que también concluimos es que integrar a más mujeres nos permiten tener mejores relaciones y conocer mucho más los contextos. Lo que buscamos es tener esfuerzos por llevar el conocimiento a la acción apoyando la construcción de ciudadanías que son respetuosas con la diversidad y con lo que somos acá en el país. Elabramos artículos, generamos espacios de participación, unimos esfuerzos con líderes y líderes y esto pues no materializamos en estos logros y hallazgos que también nos permiten en este momento tener alianzas mucho más fuertes con diferentes organizaciones. Y ya para cerrar quisiera compartir una breve introducción a lo que fue la hora de teatro en el estando el espectador y les agradezco mucho por el espacio, espero que disfruten mucho Wikimedia y seguimos trabajando juntos y juntas porque los proyectos Wikimedia sigan impactando a las sociedades y a las personas con las que venimos trabajando. Muchas gracias. Hola, bienvenido a making a movie with Wikimedia Commons, la historia de la última línea. Esto es una conversa de alianza, va a ser rápida, va a ser corta, va a ser punky. Y es la historia de cómo hice un documentario corto usando recursos increíbles de Wikimedia Commons. Estoy muy emocionado de estar con ustedes todos. Espero que si has hecho un documentario corto antes, si estás pensando en hacer otra, y si no has hecho un documentario corto antes, te sientes como si pudieras. Vamos adelante. Mi nombre es Zac McKeon. He sido un documentario corto desde 2005. Y hoy estoy trabajando en la Fundación Wikimedia como director de la empresa. Soy también un artista y un filmmaker, un diseñador gráfico. Yo realmente estoy trabajando como mucho posible con la libertad de usar el domenio público y el material archivo. Y también estoy intentando reivindicar las cosas que hago como domenio público o assets de Wikimedia Commons. Yo estoy intentando reivindicar la palabra creativa en los comentarios creativos. Y esta imagen es de una conferencia que sucedió en Shantigar, India. Es una oportunidad increíble para mí de viajar allí. Cuando yo llegué a enseñar una introducción corta para la fotografía. Así que es por eso que hay tantas cámaras en esta imagen. Desde 2019 he hecho filmes cortos de material archivo. Esto es material que puede ser en el domenio público o realizado por agencias de gobierno. Puede ser un trabajo que ha tenido que expirar el copyright. Y, fundamentalmente, esto es un trabajo divertido para hacer filmes porque se ha olvidado. La gente ha salido a recordar las historias que se han embedido en todo esto. En cada de estos tres filmes he creado una historia, he cortado el material juntos. Mi hermosa fiancé ha creado la música para ellos. Se han colocado las composiciones juntos para que tengan sonréticas increíbles. Hemos sido muy ricos para obtener estos filmes en 11 festivales de filmes en 7 países. Sin embargo, nunca hemos podido atender a los festivales de filmes porque de COVID-19. Así que, como esta conferencia, hay muchos de estos festivales de filmes que tendrían que ser en persona. Esto ha ocurrido en online. Vamos a hablar de Wikimedia Commons. En 87 millones de files de frecuencia, Wikimedia Commons es la colección más frecuencia del mundo de audio y material visual. Es solo un resorcio increíble. Y cada día, las personas ponen más y más cosas en esto. Son imágenes increíbles, material de archival, vídeos increíbles, files de audio. Es solo increíble ver las cosas suceden. Wikimedia Commons es más fácil de usar para proyectos de Wikimedia, cosas como Wikipedia, Voyage, y Data de Wikimedia. Es más fácil de usar en nuestro propio sistema. Como les digo, Wikimedia Commons es también un resorcio extraordinario para los filmes. Y voy a decirles un poco más de cómo he hecho un corte filme reciente, casi completamente de material de Wikimedia Commons. La historia empieza aquí. He encontrado a mí en esta página de Wikipedia en diciembre de 2021. Es una historia triste de un subspecies de liones que han desaparecido en el mundo. Seguido en esta página es esta infobox increíble, una imagen con esta captura. Es la última fotografía conocida de este subspecies, y incluye un link para el fotógrafo, Marcelin Philandrin, como cualquier otro reader de Wikipedia. He encontrado un corte article de Wikipedia en inglés sobre Marcelin. Pero mejor. He encontrado en Commons un mundo de su trabajo creativo, cosas que han entrado en el domenio público y que han sido digitizadas por Wikimedians para ser accesibles para todos en el mundo. Marcelin's imagery documentates Morocco en los 1920s y 1930s. Hacía fotografías de planes, principalmente, pero también querían tomar fotografías en la calle y en las estrellas. Como te lo diré y lo verás en el film, también tenía un panchón de fotografías de más sujetos adultos, imágenes nuevas, imágenes eroticas, cosas que podríamos considerar pornográficas hoy. Cuando no podía encontrar fotografías de Marcelin Philandrin, fui a buscar online archivos, librerías, bookshops y más para comprar originales trabajos por Marcelin Philandrin. Y cuando llegara, como este se hizo en febrero, voy a ir adelante y agregar a Wikimedia Commons para digitizarlo a mí mismo. En realidad, voy a mostrarles... Tengo un libro de su trabajo aquí. Y en este libro, cerca de la cabeza, es algo muy lindo que he encontrado, que es un fotografío de un fotógrafo. Es solo lento, así que voy a pasar. Aquí estamos. Aquí es Marcelin. Así que lo voy a mostrar. Esta es la imagen ahora en Wikipedia de Marcelin Philandrin. No tuvimos un fotografío de él. He encontrado en este libro publico. He digitizado y he añadido a Wikimedia Commons. En general, he conectado 20 imágenes, de las que 17 fueron de Wikimedia Commons, así que 85%. Y he colocado las imágenes en los cuartos de historias, como por la presentación de un slide, y he escribido un libro para guiar la historia. He comprado un narrador para leer el libro, y mi compañero, mi fiancé, y mi compañero me dio un escenario musical para acompañar el trabajo. Allí se convirtió en un día cuando hemos premierado el film en el aprile de este año en San Francisco, en el festival de filmes de color.We were delighted, honrado, to premiere it there. We have two more places to premiere the film. So far, one in New York City and one in Los Angeles. We're really hoping to show more places in the world. y los documentos de documentos, vamos a hacer lo que he hecho con los otros tres filmes, que se han lanzado online para alguien que se vea y que use y borra. Con eso, me gustaría llamar a los expertos audiovisuales. Me gustaría mostrarles este film. Me gustaría hacer un primer aquí en Wikimania, para el primer internacional, el primer mundial, para alguien que quiere ver este film, no en un mercado, pero en cualquier lugar. Voy a estar quieto por tres y medio minutos, cuando veamos este film. Es una imagen de un honte. Al final de un gran rock y canyón, una sola lluvia de ciencias, con el sonido. Es una maia. Sabemos de su maia. Y porque la lluvia fue fotografiada, arriba de las montañas atlases, sabemos que es una lluvia barbara, nativa de esta región. Esta imagen es de 1925, y es la última de la lluvia de un barbara de ciencias en el mundo. La foto fue realizada por un hombre llamado Marcelin Flondran. Él fue nacido en Francia, Algeria. Durante la First World War, él aprendió cómo tomar fotografías de planes. En Casablanca, él aplicó sus habilidades a ciudadanos y landscapes. Él era el primer fotógrafo de Morocco, y una imagen innovativa. Él vendió libras y postcards. Él ofrece títulos y comisiones. Él también con un porno. Exploración de cosas. Con una visión oriental de una mujer africana. Pero, principalmente, Marcelin es conocida por la lluvia. El barbara de la lluvia vivió en el norte de África, por milenio. Él fue viajado a Faroos 3000 años atrás. Él fue el barbara de la lluvia que vivió en el rojo antiguo. Fueron gladiadores y ejecutores públicos. Cuando las personas dicen, envíenlos a las lluvias. Ellos lo refieren a estas lluvias. Framados como los kills ultimate, los centros de hunt que erradiquen las subspecies. Marcelin fue 46 años, cuando se juntó a un flight de el helmer desde Casablanca a Dakar. Solo podemos imaginar el viaje. ¿Cuánto tiempo estaba en el helmer? ¿Qué fue la ruta? ¿Cuándo se notó la lluvia? ¿Tendrán fotos múltiples? ¿Es la lluvia realmente sola? No lo sabemos. No sabemos cuando Marcelin realizó la historia capturada. No podemos rescatar o recuperar el barbara de la lluvia. Y aún así, gracias a Marcelin Flandra, podemos todavía verlo. Gracias a todos por ver eso. Me voy a intentar movernos a los finales de los slides aquí. Cuando premierimos ese film en abril de este año, fue un momento muy emocionante para abrir para un festival de filmes de la noche fría. Esa fue la primera vez que mi compañero y yo pudieron estar en persona para un festival de filmes. Y en el final, cuando tomamos preguntas, muchas de las preguntas fueron sobre la ruta de material. ¿Es una oportunidad para mí de hablar con los filmes y los filmes sobre los comentarios de Wikimedia? Y de cómo es disponible ahí. Así que quiero decir aquí, como dije en ese momento, que este film no podría ser posible con los comentarios de Wikimedia y las personas que digitizan el trabajo y adentran el trabajo a esa repositoría global increíble. Bueno, a veces no sabemos donde el trabajo que estamos haciendo está. Quiero celebrar a los folks que han tenido tiempo para contribuir a este material archivo desde alrededor del mundo, porque con Marcelo y Philandrín, el sujeto con sus pasos, el trabajo se distribuye alrededor del mundo, solo que tengo algunos de ellos aquí y he sido un colector de Marcelo y Philandrín. Y muchas gracias a todos por las notas del tipo en el chat aquí. Voy a pasar el crédito. La música creo que es mucho más fuerte que el film. Es un tema muy diferente. Pueden ir a el siguiente slide. No sé dónde estamos. Sí, ahí está. Los comuns han hecho esto posible. Vamos a pasar uno más, por favor, en los slides. A ver si puedo verlo ahí. Perfecto. Quiero dejar que ustedes saben que pido todas las imágenes que están en los comuns y en uso en este film aquí en una página de mi propio accounte de comuns. Así que si quieres, hay un link corto ahí. Puedes encontrar algunos de estos trabajos que están en los comuns de Wikimedia. En caso de que quieras hacer uso de ellos. Y en particular, el postcard, el postcard de la última barbara. Eso es extraordinario. Es una imagen muy evocativa. Es realmente un sonido. Y la historia se centra en eso. En general, quiero volver a la fuerza de comuns. Es una plataforma que siempre hay que añadir sus puntos de vista. Es algo que nos hace entender y ver el mundo mejor cada día. Y sé que ha sido tan vital. Es el corazón de mucho de los trabajos visuales que hacemos aquí en el movimiento de Wikimedia. Pero quiero celebrar el hecho de que puede ser una recursos creativa también. Y en el futuro, podríamos estar en una posición para ofrecerlo a los creatores y los filmadores y ver lo que ellos hacen. Me estoy emocionado pensando en un posible construcción en el trabajo de Wikimedia como algo como los filmadores aman a Wikimedia donde ellos actualmente nos muestran lo que ellos hacen con estas recursos. Gracias mucho. Mi nombre es Zach McKeon. Ha sido genial estar conmigo. Puedes encontrarme en mi página de conversa o puedes darme una email. Me aprecio mucho tu tiempo. Tienes una gran Wikimedia. Hola, mi nombre es Andrew Lee y bienvenido a la sesión de Wikimedia de Ren, una revisión del año. Ren es la red en residencia de Wikimedia y la red de residencia en residencia. Y nos reunimos al mes para hablar de nuestras varias actividades como residencias de Wikimedia o los que trabajan con organizaciones profesionales. No tienes que tener el título oficial de residencia de Wikimedia y no tienes que ser compensado por tu trabajo. Es realmente una red para gente para exchanger ideas y experiencias sobre cómo hacer mejor trabajar con entidades externas y el movimiento de Wikimedia. Típicamente, muchos de nosotros trabajan en el área de GLAM, galerías, librerías, arquejas y museos, pero no estamos limitados a eso. Hacemos gente que trabaja con universidades, con guardas botanicales o cualquier tipo de gente que está interesada en instituciones de memoria y heredad cultural. Espero que os guste la serie de conversas discutiendo, no solo sobre los topics que habréis escuchado, como cómo hacer editathons o cómo tener mejor impacto, pero también sobre topics nuevos, como cómo trabajar con data de Wikimedia o cómo trabajar con data estructural en comentarios y cómo comprobar el contenido de los proyectos de Wikimedia. Espero que os guste esto y que os guste muchas respuestas que tenéis y que os ayuden a discutir con muchos de estos temas. Gracias. Amigas, amigas, bienvenido a esta presentación de la presentación de la colaboración mutually beneficial entre Wikimedia y WIPO. Mi nombre es Florence de Roir, también conocida como Hontair. En febrero de 2022, empecé a dar parte de la posición de pérdida en la residencia de la organización de las organizaciones de propiedades intelectuales también conocidas como WIPO. Entonces, ¿qué es esto? WIPO es una de las 15 agencias especializadas de las Naciones Unidas. Se creó para promover y proteger propiedades intelectuales y sus actividades incluyen un formato de pérdida para discutir y formar las propiedades intelectuales y las políticas, proporcionar servicios globales para registrar y proteger a WIPO o resolver las disputas. Administrar 26 propiedades intelectuales en WIPO. Pero lo más interesante para nosotros, Wikimedia, es que ellos se producen una base general de datos en el tema y producen diversos reportes, estadísticas, indexes, graficas en el estado de la IP, globalmente en específicos países. Un año pasado, WIPO empezó a trabajar con varios wikipedianos en el piloto y el primer álbum del piloto fue muy... los primeros álbums fueron muy interesantes. Entonces, ellos decidieron ir más adelante con una larga pérdida wikipediana en la residencia. Me. Entonces, en los últimos 6 meses he estado trabajando con más de 10 teams de WIPO expertos para facilitar los rehusos de su contenido en el wikipediano inglés, en el wikipediano en los comentarios y en el data wikip. Todo esto ha sido realizado online con imágenes, documentos compartidos, reuniones online, pero he tenido la suerte de visitarlos en su oficina en Geneva la semana pasada. Los primeros programas en el wikipediano en la residencia fueron lanzados en los años 2010 y el wikipediano en la residencia ha sido innumerable. Y la colaboración viene en diferentes formas y formas. Así que quería compartir un par de elementos importantes sobre mi propia residencia. Primero, debemos decir que WIPO es una sorpresa y una información. El contenido que se proporcionan en particular a través de las bases de datos y reportes es completamente alineado con nuestro trabajo. Y mucho de esto puede ser reutilizado en wikipediano artículos para mejorarlos. Y el cherry on the cake es que todas WIPO publicaciones o el CC por licencia desde 2017. Así que ha sido especialmente fácil para mí reutilizar el contenido. Por lo tanto, me notaría que durante mi residencia he encontrado que su website no era under un libre licenciamiento y el trabajo que hice en un artículo usando WIPO el contenido de la web fue revertido y hundido para ser un copilio. He reportado el issue a WIPO y en una escalera la decisión fue creada para cambiar el licenciamiento del website de WIPO para ponerlo en el CC que fue informado de esta semana. Es muy brand new. Me gustaría mencionar que, al mismo tiempo, WIPO conducta varios esfuerzos para convencer a otras agencias para abrazar el libre licenciamiento para la publicación. Por lo tanto, se verá fácil en el futuro colaborar con las agencias. A tercero, para hablar muy briefly sobre el contenido, el mejor hecho que me ha hecho sobre los artículos relacionados con WIPO o artículos relacionados con WIPO o artículos sobre innovación tecnológica. Entonces, los topics que tenemos que hablar con incluyendo, por ejemplo, patentes, policies de WIPO ciber-squatting, manejo colectivo, etc. También incluyendo artículos como tecnología emergente, inteligencia artificial, tecnología asistente, más reciente curar los puestos de WIPO. En algunos casos, los expertos escriban la mayoría de los contenidos para adquirir WIPO y yo lo edité según nuestras propias expectativas. Y explico por qué. Y puedo decirles que tenían una idea de cómo lo orientamos en detalle. Eso fue un descubrimiento para ellos. En otros casos, los expertos WIPO intentan ser editores y mi regalo es de traerlos y cogerlos. No es tan fácil. Y en otros casos, los expertos simplemente aportan a las recursos y yo decidí qué hacer con ellos, qué escribir. Entonces, todo esto va bien. Hay mucho contenido. Y es un sueño para trabajar con los expertos y a punto de ver con el flujo. Es placer tener personas que comprenden qué es la source y por qué adquirir referencias o un artículo es algo importante. Sí. Entonces, para concluir, ¿qué es el próximo paso? Esos tres próximos pasos. Primero, vamos a continuar a trabajar con el contenido para Wikipedia, Comments, Wikidata, y, probablemente, en la cuarta wiki. También vamos a automar la edición de referencias de WIPO publicación para Wikidata. Y el tercero, intentamos expandir el trabajo que se ha hecho en inglés este año en frances y lenguajes españoles. Así que, sí, vamos a estar buscando los candidatos españoles para la posición de la posibilidad de la posibilidad de Wikipedia. ¡Suscríbete! Gracias por tu atención. Hola, mi nombre es Jamie Flood. Soy la media y la residencia de Wikidata en la Universidad de Estados Unidos de la Libre de Agricultura Nacional de Agricultura. Quiero pasar el programa de la edición de la edición de equidad, el programa, que hemos tenido durante el año anterior. En 2021, el secretario de Agricultura, Thomas Vilsack, ha anunciado nuevas prioridades y objetivos estratégicos para el departamento mientras realizando la edición de la edición y el programa. Estas prioridades incluyen diversidad, inclusión, nutrición y seguridad de la nutrición y la edición deändern climáticos. El programa de la edición de la edición de la edición ha enfatizado en la edición de la edición relacionada a laädación del comida y 160 países con problemas de la edición de las comunidades histórica. Nuestros principales colaboradores en nuestros esfuerzos han sido de la Tierra Nacional de la Información de la Agricultura Nacional, que la NAL facilita, y nuestros dos compañeros son el Centro de la Agricultura Nacional Nacional de Fayetteville, Arqueía, y el Centro de la Agricultura y Los sistemas de Food en la escuela de la Lausica de Vermont. Han sido los principales jugadores en ayudarnos a encontrar la investigación y las publicaciones secundarias que podemos usar para editar sobre estos temas, y también para nos acompañar con los espacios, si no, de los que están hablando. Realmente, quiero decir que, si estás interesado en la Agricultura o la Lausica de Agricultura, incluso si no estás en Estados Unidos, por favor, still reach out. Podemos conectarles con personas más cerca de vosotros si no estamos capaces de ayudar por cualquier razón. Este año, hemos hostido un número de eventos, probablemente el más de los eventos que hemos hostido. Hemos hostido cuatro eventos este año, y nos vamos a hostear el 5 de septiembre, y, probablemente, otro, y nos esperamos hacer un poco más el próximo año. Este año, nuestro primer evento fue en la propiedad de aeros y los expertos Mavis Graag, de la Fundación de los Forestes, y su propia compañera de aeros, y Francine Miller of Caffes, que es el Centro de Agricultura y los sistemas de comercio. La propiedad de aeros es un contribuidor importante para los perros de tierra para los americanos africanos y los pueblos indígenas en las tierras tribales, aquí en Estados Unidos, pero también afecta a las folks latinares en el sur del sur, y a las familias en Apalachia. La propiedad de aeros ocurre cuando alguien mora sin un poder, o que es interstate, y que salen de tierra y propiedad a los aeros. Cuando esto ocurre, es lo que es más fácil, sin un título claro, que puede afectar a la propiedad, y que salen de las familias más vulnerables a los desarrolladores predatorios que pueden ir y forzar la tierra y comprarla por un precio mucho más bajo, que es realmente importante. Segundo, tuvimos un evento en la equidad de comida, en el que se presentó el Dr. Heber Brown III, de la Comunidad Securidad de la Black Church en Baltimore, Maryland, y con él hablamos de los sistemas de comida locales, y de los accesos de comida, y de los departamentos de comida, y de la reunión de comida y de la agricultura a los africanos y los americanos africanos. Como un aside, quiero decir que todos estos eventos han sido registrados, estamos trabajando en obtener los registros en nuestro website, pero si estás interesado, por favor, déjame saber, y estoy contenta de compartirlos con ustedes. Nuestro tercer evento fue la Seguridad de Nutrición en el futuro de Dr. Sarah Blash, directora de Seguridad de Nutrición y Salud en el USDA. Dr. Maya Moroto, de la Comunidad de Salud en América de Salud, y Dr. Tania Augers-Collins, de la Instituto Nacional Nacional de Salud, y Leilani Nelson, de CAHPS. Discusimos el tema de la Seguridad de Nutrición, y de cómo la Seguridad de Nutrición y la Seguridad de Salud es, por lo que, una falta de acceso a comida saludable, en particular, no solo comida en general, y contribuye a las disperidades de salud a través de comunidades, particularmente a las comunidades exclusivas históricas. Y, también, nos encontramos con lo que el gobierno federal, y también con la organización de los non-profites, están haciendo asociaciones sobre la Seguridad de Nutrición. Y, finalmente, hemos tenido un evento sobre la agricultura cooperativa, que es la Feud de Tarant, de la Federación de Ciudadanos Cooperatives, y Doug O'Brien, CEO y Presidente de la Sociedad Nacional Cooperativa, y discusaron la importancia de cooperativas para el acceso a la tierra, y para el acceso a conocimiento, información, entrenamiento, equipamiento y capital para los involucrados. Doug también habló sobre los procedimientos que están necesitados para establecer una cooperativa. También quería ver algunas de las cosas que hemos aprendido durante el año pasado, que, honestamente, ha sido mucho. Una de las cosas importantes que hemos aprendido es que grandes speakers y otras oportunidades educativas luces, realmente ayudan a traer más gente. Por cambiar de cómo ofrecemos estos eventos, las tendencias han creado de unos 60 a 150 a 180 personas. Focusing editing efforts also makes learning how to edit feel less daunting, y lo que me significa es que he cortado nuestras trabajas. Yo creé trabajas con 30-50 artículos, y ahora estoy enfocando en, por ejemplo, 10-15, y eso incluye uno a dos nuevos artículos, pero principalmente enfocados en content que ya existen. Otro aspecto de eso es, incluyendo notas sobre los artículos que necesitan ser editados con algunas ideas de lo que puede ser editado en ese artículo, y referencias que podría potencialmente ser usadas en editar ese artículo. He also shortened our editing training and really base it more on what the audience might be looking for. So when I'm working with students, I focus on writing new articles. When I'm within USDA, I focus on adding citations and doing grammar edits. We've also seen Wikipedia as a vehicle for knowledge equity. There are issues for historically excluded communities that aren't well covered on Wikipedia and I think it's important work that could be done, but it's essential to pull the references for those from a wide variety of sources to fully create the picture of that issue or related issues, if you will. In the coming year, we'll be expanding our collaborations and topics, doing more with AIR's property and nutrition security and looking to cover topics like climate change, climate environmental justice, urban agriculture and agricultural workers. Please feel free to reach out to me. I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks so much. Hi everyone. My name is Amanda Lawrence and I'm a research fellow in Open Knowledge Systems at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia. And I'm also a Wikimedia in Residence one day a week at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision Making and Society. The centre was established as a multi-institutional research centre in 2021 to study how automation is impacting society including in news and media, transport and mobility, health and social services. And it's interested in looking at this from a range of perspectives including data, machines, people and institutions. The centre director was interested in having a Wikimedia in Residence, as he, Julian Thomas, as he has a strong understanding of the importance of Wikimedia as a platform across the knowledge ecosystem and also of the importance of Wikipedia as a source of knowledge, particularly on complex research issues such as what the centre was studying. The aims of the residency were a bit vague at first and I must admit it has been hard to find clear guidance on what a Wikimedia in Residence role should be. So this is definitely something that we need to have a think about particularly in relation to research centres rather than GLAM institutions and particularly research centres in the social sciences and humanities. So based on my year of engaging with researchers at the centre I've come up with around six key aims and outcomes. So a key part of it has been awareness, increasing the awareness and engagement with Wikimedia platforms by ADMS researchers, trainings such as editathons and so on, content, the profile of the centre, analysis and exchange. And I'll just briefly go through some of the things that I did as part of those areas. So one of the first things to think about was the profile of the project itself. This itself was a little unsure where and how to set up a project page. So in the end I went with the GLAM project and added a page there. I put a disclaimer on my own page. I added a page on ADMS as a centre on Wikimedia so that people would understand where it fitted in the system. I also added ADMS researchers and partners to Wikidata and was then able to do some visualisations with that area. And to do that I needed to add Australian Research Council grant IDs. So there was a bit of work in just setting up the project itself. One of the key areas that Wikimedians and residents often work on is training. So I ran an editathon supported by Wikimedia Australia in October. We got about 11 people to editors to come along to that and edited 20 articles. So that was good, but it was difficult to engage academic researchers in that kind of basic training. So I then did fortnightly drop-in sessions for about two months and that was much better to be able to have individual conversations with researchers about their projects. A key focus has been on pages and content on Wikimedia. So we set up a page on Automated Decision Making and a page on Digital Inclusion because neither of those pages were actually there. And there's been a lot of effort to engage across other pages that already existed such as Algorithm, Digital Divide, Crowdsourcing. Even something like Domestic Violence because technology-aided violence was a key thing that one of our researchers was looking at. Online Advertising and quite a few others that we've been looking at and editing over time and supporting the experts in the centre to also edit these pages. It then became more and more aware of the importance of actually presenting Wikimedia as a platform and helping researchers, particularly researchers who are studying the internet to understand how Wikimedia operates as a platform. In May this year I ran a seminar called Automating Wikimedia, Open Knowledge, Link, Data and Search and involved Professor Mark Sanderson who's a search engine expert, Liam Wyatt from the Wikimedia Foundation and Professor Heather Ford at the University of Technology, Sydney who's a Wikimedean and has also just got a significant research grant to look at Australian content on Wikimedia. And then finally one of the key areas has been knowledge exchange which I think of as a sort of package of just by virtue of being in the role opportunities develop kind of off-platform. So advocacy has been a big area. I've supported and contributed to submissions on open access copyright to online digital safety to the Australian government helped with partnerships with other glam organisations such as ACME that's interested in engaging with Wikipedia more and was also already engaged with the centre. I've done presentations and outreach to other universities that might be interested in having a Wikimedean in residence and developing guidelines for Wikimedean in residences in media Australia and working on projects and plans for the future of many of the researchers of the centre. So that's just a quick overview of some of the things that a research a Wikimedean at a research centre might think about doing. I hope it's useful. Thank you. Hello, my name is Rachel Helps. I'm the Wikimedean in residence at the library at Brigham Young University and this is my presentation on why Wikimedeans in residence are interested in Wikipedia and in case you're not familiar with paid editing there's a bit of a controversy over it but this chart from Andrew Lee's excellent presentation on paid editing from 2014 illustrates that being paid doesn't necessarily mean you're conflicted you can be conflicted and unpaid and also unconflected and paid and I'm not getting into that now but I'm happy to talk about it later. Is there a problem with Wikipedia that Wikimedeans in residence are helping? Well, Wikipedia has these content gaps. What is a content gap? Here's an example. Here's a list of books that have won the Caldecott Award. It's an award for picture books issued by the American Library Association and you can see that for these early years there's pages for all of the books even the honorable mentions. Here's a list of books that have won the Credit Scott King Book Award and you can see that some of the books have blue links. The Credit Scott King Book Award is an award for children's books written by black authors and or illustrators also issued by the American Library Association. This is just an example of a content gap that's pretty common with children's media that's older for some reason and also for works by people of color. So why does Wikipedia have content gaps? Well, we don't really know why it's just that no volunteer has written yet, but we can we can make some educated guesses. We know there's a contributor gap. Most of our Wikipedia editors are white men who are interested in the internet and the interest and therefore content created by typical Wikipedia editors doesn't really reflect the literally encyclopedic needs of Wikipedia. The reason more women may not be editing Wikipedia according to data feminism is that they don't have as much time to edit. Another reason put forward by the city anyone can edit, not everyone does Wikipedia's infrastructure and the gender gap is that the legalistic framework that Wikipedia is based on can be unwelcoming. There is also an interest gap. The ways sort of touched on that. The people most interested in the topics are boring to the current editors are not being written. One interest gap I noticed is that there aren't very many books on fine presses. These are like really nice books that are made with an old fashion letter press and for some reason those kind of people aren't also interested in editing Wikipedia, but I might be helpful. I'm already working to fill that gap. I made a page on the Come Scout Press. The Source Gap. New sources cover some topics and not others and researching topics outside of recent popular culture is a more specialized skill and also some sources are inaccessible to a typical volunteer and if you're working in a library you have access to lots more sources than a typical volunteer. Still speaking on sources that why would the source gap explain the content gap? Wikipedia distills biases present in the sources that we're using including the lack of those sources. Ok, so back to Wikimedia and Residents. They can and are helping to fill those content gaps and Wikimedia Foundation has defined these content gaps they've organized them into categories they looked at all these studies to sort of figure out what the topics are and the topics with content gaps that I'm going to be discussing today are cultural background, gender important topics and language and you'll notice important topics, it's just to find differences and coverages of topics that are of common interest so we'll come back to that later. Ok, cultural background and gender. This page on Teresa Clybourne was created by Mia Cariello who had a paid internship with the Smithsonian she created this page in 17 others and added over a thousand references to various pages. She also created the page Asian Americans documentary series and edited many pages on African American culinary experts and indigenous activism. Jamie Flood created this page on Shavonda Jacobs Young and Flood works as a Wikimedia and Residents at the U.S. Department of Agriculture National Agricultural Library. She created this page on Shavonda Jacobs Young who was the first woman in person of color secretary of agriculture for research education and economics and I've also done some work on the Mormon culture pages, actually not the Mormon culture page itself, but pages like this Mormon fiction page which there's less of a gap now because I've been doing so much work on them. Here's important topics, remember these are just like topics that are important but no one's done work on so sometimes they're kind of boring but the discovery and the development of insulin I think we would all agree this is an important topic that maybe we wouldn't work on in our free time. Gian Alex Jung at the University of Toronto he developed multiple pages on this and another important topic is workplace exposure monitoring and John P. Sadowski who works at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health created this page. Another example is this page on Gil that Mary Mark Ackerbloom has improved extensively she did some more technical reporting on his research but I just wanted to highlight this Darfur Stove's project because I thought it was interesting and I don't often read about sometimes like the the projects on women that scientists are involved in don't get as much coverage. The language is the next one. Tochi Precious is the Wikimedian residence at the Mulskin Foundation Mulskin notebooks and she translated this page for the jelly masquerade into Igbo which is an indigenous language in Nigeria and she also added the Makua language of Mozambique and the Lagoli language of Kenya to the incubator to possibly get their own Wikipedia. Thank you for watching. Hi, welcome to the Ren year in review for the Met Museum at Wikimedia 2022. I'm Andrew, the Wikimedia Strategist. I'm Jeannie Choi, General Manager of Collection Information at the Met. These young Africans from ages 18 to 27. Now when you come to the New Africa Education Project there are two different programs under this project. We have the higher education initiative and then we have the afro curation program. The higher education initiative is an initiative by Mozkin Foundation with Foundation Aurora as its partner and the aim of this initiative is to train African language speakers at higher education institutions both in Italy and Africa in order to provide content relevant to their fields of study and expertise in African languages therefore reducing global intellectual in the policies. So the program trains the participants to be autonomous knowledge producers and it gives them a big foundation of the Wikipedia platform, the Wikidata platform, the Wikicommons platform and it also follows them during content creation and production. The next program is the afro curation program and for the year 2021 and early 2022 we worked under the team of who we are. Now the afro curation program is a cultural and inspirational experience where participants feel empowered to create knowledge about their culture and identity and redressing the historical bias and making ownership of the digital narrative. Now the next I'm going to talk about is the outcome of the Wikiafrica education project. Now for this Wikiafrica education project between the year 2021 to the first half of 2022 we had 10 university partners in Italy and Africa which we mentioned in the middle. We had 5 cultural partners which included a telepublishing in Mozambique and one two kids was developed and translated into three different languages which include Swahili, Portuguese and French and the essence of this is to give a foundation for the translation of these two kids into other african languages. Now across the project, across this time we had 600 participants and over 2,000 articles were produced on Wikipedia, Wikidata which also included uploads to Wikicommons. Now during this time also 14 languages or 14 african languages were covered as well and these languages included Olaf, Tui, Swahili and Zulu Sosa and a lot of other languages from various african countries and during this period two new languages were created the local language was added to the incubator local is a language from Kenya and also the macro language of Mozambique was added to the incubator furthermore one volunteer community was created in Mozambique where there was nonexistent and this volunteer community is to help in the content production in the macro Wikipedia which is a language spoken by over 6 million people in Mozambique who has no digital footprint until the Afro-Piración project and during this time we also had partner with 3 Wikimedia user groups which includes Wikimedia Tanzania the 3 community user group Wikimedia South Africa and also we had volunteers from 4 user groups which includes Brazil, Portugal Nigeria, Italy and so on in terms of universities we partnered with University of Naples Federico we partnered with Polytechnico de Milano Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Cooperation South Pienta University AMREF AMU University in Kenya Highlights of the Year For me the highlight of the year was getting the macro world the macro language Wikipedia into the incubator because the macro languages like I said is a language spoken by over 6 million people in Mozambique who had no digital footprint prior to the Afro-Piración program has to say that there were no blogs no articles like digital reading in the language apart from Bible translations of the language and also creating a volunteer community in Mozambique which is working to keep the language Wikipedia alive and another highlight is the language revitalization which the education project has shown in the areas of adding the local Wikipedia into the incubator and also revitalizing the macro language Wikipedia Next I'm going to show you the participants feedback there were lots of feedback but I'm just going to share one this is from Pamela she's 24 years and she's from Mozambique she said participating in the Wikipedia training was a very fascinating experience and also because it's a local language marginalized by some who unfortunately still carry the idea of the existence of language superiority and Pamela is a macro speaker macro language speaker from Mozambique now what does the future look like for the WikiAfrica education project we are hoping to partner and get involved with more Wiki communities but for the first phase we weren't so many but for this year and next year we hope to partner with more and we also hope to do more with Wikipedia that's more descriptions and items written in more African languages and we also hope to have more African voices to contribute knowledge in English, French and various African languages and also change Africa's narrative on the WikiMedia project because thematically or because like we all know they are actually more articles written about the city of Paris in France than Africa, the continent Africa as a whole hence we are working to change that narrative thank you so much for the opportunity and if you're looking forward to getting involved or you're thinking of how to get involved don't hesitate to meet at thecheprecious2.com thank you Hello all, my name is Mike Dickerson and I'm the Vice President of Wikimedia Aotearoa New Zealand and Giant Flightless Birds on the Wikis and I'd like to tell you about a project called the West Coast Wikipedia at Large first what a Wikipedia at Large is in contrast to a Wikipedia in Residence and secondly two separate projects we've run now on the west coast of New Zealand and why we've chosen this approach I thought I dreamed up the term Wikipedia at Large when I applied for a project grant in 2018 but it turns out a couple of people had used it before but the idea was to run numerous different Wikipedia associations with organisations throughout the country 35 in fact in the end rather than be a Wikipedia in Residence at just one and this was because the general level of engagement and understanding with Wikimedia projects and the Glam and other institutions in New Zealand at the time was actually quite low people didn't really know or understand or appreciate what they could do by working with Wikimedia projects so I spent a year travelling the length of the country from north to south trying to raise public awareness training, set up regular meetups organised bulk photo uploads and show organisations why they should be taking Wikipedia seriously and it was a great but very gruelling experience but I could see the advantage of it in a large disperse population at the end of the project I wound up living in Hockatika on the south island of New Zealand on about halfway down on the west coast which is a very low population density only 35,000 people spread over in nearly 600 kilometres so there's no large institution that one could be a Wikipedia in Residence in I pitched to Development West Coast which is a business development and tourism support organisation to perhaps fund me for a couple of months at a time to try and improve the coverage of the west coast in Wikipedia and they could see that there would be business and tourism benefits from this so they were happy to support me in it so I ran the first Wikipedia at large on the west coast in 2020 and I'm halfway through the second one the way these are organised is that we recruit a team of volunteers I've got 10 working with me at the moment most of them all around New Zealand and a couple in Australia we touch base regularly and work on projects together mostly I'm working from Hockatika on the west coast but I've been doing field trips for several days at a time to different areas mostly to take photographs of missing gaps in Wikipedia but also to meet with locals and get access to print materials and resources that aren't on mine or even in libraries and this has been really valuable to get people to produce their photo albums, their media clippings and their tiny small press publications that are otherwise really hard to find the organisation of it is by area volunteers have a list of wikidata items and wikipedia articles that need work and can work on them in the usual way but we try and focus for two weeks at a time on a particular area and we try and coordinate our efforts the first time through we coordinated with second with daily reporting this was a bit too much pressure on volunteers we found trying to come up with something a day to report so we switched to weekly reporting this time round and that's working much better of course we do have a project dashboard that logs a lot of these achievements but the volunteers find this actually quite useful to be able to ask questions and chat with each other as part of the reporting to help each other out or summon assistance if needed we also refer to the volunteer team with postcards and these virtual postcards that appear on their talk pages every week or two weeks they thank them always thank them we go through what has been achieved in the last couple of weeks particularly highlights like getting 400,000 views for a video and dyk which was amazing let them know what the key tasks coming up are what we're going to be focusing on what we can do to help we illustrate it with a photo taken by a volunteer and it's of course the totem insect of the west coast is the sand fly so that appears on the stamp we also have a little badge that we can send to them to say thank you if they've been participating especially well so part of the reporting is the photo uploads we try and do galleries and detailed reporting how many different commons categories we've created how many articles we've created at the end of the project so this can all be shared with Development West Coast who have been really great they've put out press releases they've gotten coverage of this in all the local papers they got me onto breakfast television to talk from my home about wikipedia and even a camera crew appeared out in the field to film me typing editing wikipedia live by a lake you couldn't see the sand flies that were eating me alive at the time so this has been I think a real success and a really potentially useful model for wikipedia residents it's not your traditional wikipedia sitting in an institution but actually out in the field doing photography working with locals but being supported by a big team of volunteers I'm happy to chat with this if anyone's got questions or would like to perhaps run this in their own patch easy to get in touch with me thank you very much you cannot hear me hello hello hello okay and real life I assume that looks like real life alright hello welcome everyone to this session these are the implementing lighting talks number two and I'll share my screen with the bill I hope that works out, yes this seems to work out okay so my name is Cornelius I work in the movement strategy and governance team and we have normally in yop my colleague yop who is the movement strategy grand specialist would host this session that she lives in herchivia so it's a bit late for this session let's I'll start just quickly why we're doing this what's about, what does it mean implementation so the wikimedia movement is in a strategy process since 2017 and back in 2020 the 10 recommendations and with more than 40 initiatives were published and now we're in the second year of implementation a couple of many or a couple of affiliates have started to actually starting to implement to make the movement strategy tangible, operationalize and we have to start working on it and on each of the regional days here at wikimedia we are doing implementation lighting talks where we showcase we would like to showcase what wikimedia is doing in each region to working on implementation of movement strategy so yesterday we had already a session today and tomorrow we will have another session we will have three speakers and but Douglas has arrived as well so we have three speakers today and we hope that these lighting talks can be or could be a source for inspiration and also collaboration connect with those connect with our speakers afterwards or maybe you like what they are doing and you like to adapt it in your region or in your country or in your context that's the idea of these lighting talks ok, so let's get started and our first speaker is Lukash from Brazil so I'm handing over to Lukas Lukas thank you well hello everyone I'm Lukas Piantá, I'm talking from Brazil I've been a wikimedia since 2018 and I'm currently working at wiki Movimento Brasil as a movement strategy analyst first of all I'd like to thank the movement strategy and governance team for the invitation and for the facilitation of the session it's a pleasure and an honor to share the work we've been doing for the invitation of the movement strategy within the Portuguese speaking community more specifically in Brazil I'd also like to thank my community for all the work we've been doing together to make sure that our future as a movement will be equitable and diverse and finally to Greta Douglas in Flavia whose work I'm looking forward to getting to know better today can you please pass to the next slide thank you well since I talked about the equitable future I'd like to start with the research we did last year for six months we have investigated the perceptions of the Portuguese speaking community about strategic topics such as equity in decision making and governance we wanted to know what the possibilities and the challenges for the implementation of the Elizabethan hub were so we ran a consultation process with different stakeholders in this consultation process we interviewed mission-aligned organizations met with individual community members and with user groups and applied a questionnaire to the community finally we published a report which is available in Portuguese the data we collected during this process helped us to identify some challenges that were beyond the implementation of a hub the questionnaire for example more than half of the respondents told us that they were accessing information about the movement strategy for the first time during our research in the meetings members of our community told us that they would feel more linked to the movement strategy if the discussions, meetings and documentations adopt the Portuguese language as one of the possibilities besides English and Spanish they also said they would like to find ways to have deeper knowledge about the different phases of the development of the strategic process since there are many documentations pages and ongoing activities in this sense people we interviewed and met with, told us that capacity building was important for them and their peers to connect with the Wikimedia movement and have a better level of achievement in their projects also capacity building could be one of the main possibilities offered by a lozafone hub finally we found that before implementing a hub in our community we needed more people engaged in the lozafone strategic process there was some preliminary work to do such as building a strategic process from our perspective based on our needs, potential challenges, possibilities and resources and finding the ways to bring more lozafone people to the strategic process as a whole in other words we had an agenda, we wrote a screenplay but there were not enough leading figures so, what to do how could we make sure that from now on we would have a strategic process being developed from our perspective based on our needs, potentials challenges, possibilities and resources how could we find the people to do it so, we stepped back our decision was to develop a capacity building program focused on the movement strategy implementation the project's name is Calibra acronym for Brazilian leadership capacity building in Portuguese this project is ran by Adriani Batata and I and has the support of a volunteer committee formed by other Brazilian Wikimedians who are Chico Venancio Erika Zelini, Flavia Doria who is here with us today João Alexandre Peixanski, Chila Capelleto and Valerio Mello the goals are on the one hand to develop a training program for Brazilian Wikimedians focused on implementation projects within the lozafone community and on the other hand establish a network and a culture of strategic discussions in our community these goals are linked to the movement strategy recommendation number 6 investing skills and leadership development we are at the beginning of the project in the moment we are calling the first phase and our main work right now is on the priority initiative number 32 global approach for local skill development what we want to do in this phase is to develop a culture and provide a structure where Brazilian Wikimedians may have discussions meetings and exchange information about the work they are doing also their challenges and motivations those works, challenges and motivations allied with practical activities will help in answering some important questions about the form and content of a training program focused on the movement strategy implementation by Brazilian Wikimedians Cornelius, could you please pass to the next slide thank you the learnings I would like to share with you today result from WikiCon Brazil 2022 which happened on July 23 and 24 in São Paulo when we ran different activities with Brazilian Wikimedians these activities were a questioner a strategic discussion and a training session which we designed to answer some important questions there are guidance or process towards the development of the training program the goals that guided our activities were to find a common idea of leadership within the Brazilian Wikimedia Community to acknowledge the importance of the regional context to take into account the Brazil has continental dimensions to cooperate with networking among participants to identify people interested in developing a practice of discussions about the movement strategy and finally to identify challenges to the implementation of the priority initiatives by the Brazilian community for the strategic discussion section we plan a discussion based on the challenges for defining leadership within the Brazilian context where different regions have different cultures needs and resources and that is still centered and in the South East, more specifically in São Paulo while we were looking for characteristics actions and abilities that could help us to define a Brazilian Wikimedia Leadership the participants engaged in a discussion about the viability of finding this common definition and suggested that we could take another path in order to design the capacity building plan they suggested that it could be more productive if we did a mapping of what challenges are being faced by the people who are already working with the movement strategy related topics and projects linked to the priority initiatives and try to find what capacity should be built in order to help them achieve their goals develop the potentials and work for the implementation of the movement strategy within the Brazilian community and the key point for developing the potentials of our community would be the regional context acknowledging the regional challenges to help us in understanding who are the leaders of our movement, what they do and what they need to keep on their good work however people seem to be resistant to the worst leader or leadership because they feel uncomfortable to let themselves be defined in this way we also learned about the main interests of our community during the survey we gave respondents a list and asked them to select initiatives they were most interested in Glam week initiatives partnerships with educational institutions and increasing the diversity of people and content within the weekly media movement were the ones that generated the most interest from the respondents when asked what could help them to more satisfactorily realize their interest in those initiatives most of them had the option of more time available followed by attending the capacity building programs acknowledgement of the opportunities and more resources however we still need to work on connecting those interests with the movement strategy and contextualizing the way they are related to the priority initiatives that's why we asked the respondents to leave their contact information with us so we could reach out to them and schedule more meetings to keep on potenciales y su conexión con la estrategia de movimientos, y 89% de ellos compartieron información de contacto con nosotros, lo que nos ha llevado a los próximos pasos de nuestro proceso. ¿Pueden pasar al próximo slide? Gracias. Bueno, los goals de Calibra son seguir la teoría de cambio de movimiento brasiliano y previos en un engañamiento de la estrategia. El movimiento brasiliano ha facilitado discusiones sobre el movimiento de la estrategia local y participando en meetings globales para discutir y definir el proceso de implementación. También tenemos miembros en las comunidades regionales, la MCDC, y regularmente atendiendo a los meetings del slide. Los más recientes e iniciativos, como el 22 de abril de 2022, y el proceso de estrategia brasiliano han sido desarrollados según los principales y recomendaciones trabajando en bringing the perspective of an affiliate from the global self to the Wikimedia movement as a whole. As I said at the beginning of my talk in a short term, our goal as a project is to develop a culture and provide a structure. Our Brazilian Wikimedians may have discussions, meetings, and exchange information about the work they are doing. Also their challenges and motivations and all of its connections with the movement strategy. We want to provide the community with resources, knowledge, and practical experiences that will work on the one hand as a means to start a capacity building process around the movement strategy, and on the other hand as a resource, as a source of important information we need to gather to develop the capacity building plan. This plan will be addressed for those people and we want to make sure that it effectively addresses their needs. In the meantime, our goal is to have the plan published in Rary 23, so the Rary next year, and then effectively use it to build capacity in our community. In the long term, we would like to see the new movement strategy implementation grant project being implemented from Brazil and working together on developing a strategic process that effectively addresses the needs of the Brazilian and the Luzofon communities. So while this is the end of my presentation, I really appreciate your attention and patience, and I hope to hear from you if you have any questions. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much, Lukas. If you have any questions to Lukas, please write them in the chat so we can read them out. Unfortunately, we cannot invite you to speak here verbally, but yeah, any questions to Lukas? In case I have one question saved, like let's see if there is someone asking. It doesn't seem the case. Lukas, one question from my side. You have said that there seems to be resistance around the word leadership or using the word leadership. Did you discuss or did you see alternatives, alternative wordings that came up in the Brazilian context? Thank you, Cornelius. This is a great question. Yeah. Well, it seems that talking about developing capacities or possibilities for potential increasing, for example, seem to be more likely to have success, because well, it seems to me that people already are doing things and occupying positions of leadership in our community, but maybe they don't feel that they are leaderships or maybe it may feel like they are trying to make people believe that they are something that they may not be. Well, I think that maybe talking about those kind of words or initiatives or some practices that people could do as leadership instead of talking specifically about leadership, it seems to me that it's a good alternative. Thank you. Thank you for responding. Yeah, and I'm just asking also because I remember similar conversations also in Germany where definitely leader is a complicated term. I think our German colleagues didn't find a good solution yet. Anyway, if you have further questions, you can also queue them. We can also ask Lucas later. At the end of their still time, we can come back to Lucas and ask him if there are any questions. So let's move on to our second speaker, Douglas, please. Go ahead. Thank you, Cornelias. Thank you, Lucas, for that. And thank you, everyone, for watching us. My name is Seba Gada Douglas. I'm a member of the Wikimedia Community User Group in Uganda. And I'm glad to share with you our work on initiative 6, sorry, on recommendation number 6 of the Movement Strategy Implementation. So let's connect is a foundation community-led initiative that seeks to meet recommendation number 6 of the Movement Strategy Implementation. And one of the things that we are trying to address is promoting human connections and mutual support, as well as developing an environment which is open for colleagues to share within the Wikimedia space. And it's basically looking at sharing skills with their peers. So that's mainly the objective of let's connect. Next slide, please. Yeah, so we've had quite a number of lessons, but I'll mention just a few of those. So we've realized that there's a lot of untapped potential, untapped skills within the movement. And there's a need to connect the challenges or skills that are faced by members within the movement because realize that a given community might have a challenge, but then there's a solution to that challenge within another community. So that's something that is important as a learning point. Then the third one is that the program can help the growth and expansion of the Wikimedia Movement. This has been realized through the fact that there are some members who have subscribed to the let's connect program, but then they didn't know that they existed Wikimedia affiliates within their regions. So we've had a total of 140 Wikimedians who've registered for the program, but then you realize that some of them belong in given geographies but they did not have an understanding of any Wikimedia activity. So the let's connect program has enabled them to connect to their respective affiliates thereby growing the network. Next slide please. So one of the things that we are looking at for the future goals of our project is to connect with similar initiatives like I've just learned that this is something that's connected with what Wikimedia is doing in Brazil, but also there is the initiative on the capacity exchange pilot. So we are in contact with the members involved in that initiative from Wikimedia Deutschland and we are looking forward to see how we can be able to make the dots meet because this is the capacity exchange pilot is something that links to the initiative that we are doing. So it is initiative you can connect with initiative 33 which is skill development infrastructure within hours like the let's connect program links to initiative 31 a global approach for local skill development gathering data matching pairs, mentorship as well as recognition. So in the future we look forward to connect with similar initiatives then secondly we hope to share resources and skills from the program we are already doing this but we hope to share more we are already doing this through the skills directory all the members that have signed up for let's connect have been identified as learners or sharers and their skills have been outlined on meta so there is a meta page which outlines these skills and learners plus all their details actually they are displayed on meta and this enables connections to happen whereby anyone is free to check out profiles of given Wikimedia members and a given skill or they can connect to share a given skill with their peers then the other thing that we hope to do in the future is to evaluate because it's already a learning process we hope to evaluate iterate and adapt our work this is just completed the first phase we are entering into the first phase the second phase which we hope to to review and be able to adapt accordingly so and you are welcome, anyone is welcome to join the let's connect program if you have any questions I'll be looking forward to answering them but also I have I'm part of the let's connect working group so in case we are not able to to answer some of the questions the working group will be able to get back to those questions thank you so much over to you Conelias thank you, thank you very much thank you also for being awake at such an hour what's the time where you live at the moment yeah so it is it is 14 am, I mean the east African time zone thanks so much for joining yeah it is not exactly a north or south American initiative but thankfully Douglas jumped in and I want to ask our colleague if there are any questions that doesn't seem to be the case at the moment well as I said we can go back to Douglas and the end if there are questions just write them in the chat box and we'll take note of them and read them out loud as soon as they are available now Flavia let's go to you your video looks very good now no filters no filters applied today so go ahead hi everyone, thank you thank you Douglas thank you Lucas and thanks everyone in the chat I can read you all so I'm going to start presenting myself, I'm Flavia Doria I I'm from Wickey Editores LHCs and also the Wickey Media Foundation I my pronouns are she and her I'm speaking from Brazil today I'm a journalist I'm graduated in social communication and I am a Wikipedia since 2020 the beginning of the pandemic this is when I started when I was born as a Wikipedia I'm a member and organizer at the Wickey Editores LHCs an informal user group for women and non-binary editors who edit about women and non-binary people content I'm also an ambassador for the Wickey Media Foundation for the Lucifer community and I'm a member of development working group proud member I can see now my face I have my filter again but let's keep going Cornelius if you can pass for the next slide thank you so what's happened here is there I started to realize there is a lack of accessibility and inclusion in the language communities in our movement coming from the Lucifer community I am Brazilian but I also live in Portugal and I keep this I keep I'm very present in both in both countries and I have this vision about the Lucifer community as a very marginalized community member there is also a lack of knowledge about the movement itself and of course the movement strategy and the available resources and I think this is a problem especially when I'm working with women and non-binary people and people who are already marginalized in our movement this this inequality just gets bigger and bigger if you don't know much about the movement if you don't know much about the resources I also started to see this lack of knowledge about the movement, the resources and possibility they link in equality within the Lucifer community so it's not just about my community my language community in comparison to other communities but within the Lucifer community we have different levels of inequalities oh I also want to comment that I put this image this beautiful picture that we took in a disathon that we organized the week in Epitodes LHCs organized it and I just put this image here because sometimes I think it's good for us to see who we're talking about when we're talking about who are the marginalized people in our movement we have a specific vision about this so if you can pass the next slide please Cornelis so what have you learned in this process of thinking about all these inequalities and all these problems and I started to think a lot about the need we have for translations of course because we're talking about a communication and information gap and I realized that translations alone don't solve this existing communication information gap at the same time not providing translation increase these inequalities within the language community itself because you can imagine that in the Lucifer community that's my example but you can apply in any language community we have different levels of knowledge of English knowledge we have people who are very fluent in English people who struggle a lot people who don't speak English at all so when we talk about having all of our materials and information in English we enforce these inequalities within our communities because we have people who keeps being benefitted from the make the day speak English so people communicate differently and therefore they need different communication channels and approaches so it's not just about is this in English or not how we're communicating the information we have and I realize that it does not work for everyone especially if we're talking about marginal communities and if we're talking about women non-binary people people who represents a minority in our movement because it's very specific and usually the people who like to work with Meta are more experienced users and it's not just about that it's not just about the platform itself or its ways but what type of content Meta it's good to provide we need different levels of information for different audience ok so means also providing the same information but adapted to different degrees of familiarity and I found out that talk to the community about hubs leadership development it's very hard if they don't even know what movement strategy was and that's what I started to face and that's why I started to think about communication that's why I started to think about translation because I realized these people need to be integrate in the movement itself we have editors who edit for years on Wikipedia but they are not connected to the other to our sibling project to date but the most important they are not connected to the movement itself sometimes a lot of them don't quite understand what is the movement what is the foundation what is the different which role in one place this is a communication problem this is a problem about the distribution of information and for different audiences newcomers needs a specific type of communication more experience users need another type of communication so I understand that we have to go back to basics in certain communities like the Lucifer community so they can keep peace with the global movement Cornelis could you please share the next one so what I am working right now and I think it's interesting to say that my project is an individual project so I am working on that alone and I hope that inspire another people because sometimes we think that we need to be affiliated to someone or only user groups can make projects like that that's not true we can do some individual and an individual project like the one that I'm doing so right now I am translating existing material and I am creating new materials about the movement strategy specifically focus at the Lucifer community of course my community and those with few knowledge of the movement that it's the most important thing for me I want to talk to those who have very few knowledge about what the movement is the translation of newly created material to English also for event well used by other communities so I am translating a lot of materials translating the movement strategy playbook which is great material but it's a very long and extends material so I am transforming and adapting it to a more approachable content and I'm doing it in Portuguese and also I am translating this Portuguese material that I'm creating to English so people can use it in any other language community this is the slide of that material this is a slide about the ways of collaboration in the movement based on the movement strategy playbook and the content is present as I say in Portuguese and in a more appealing way as well it's that specifically for a newcomer audience and the way I think this material is in a way it can be suitable also for presentation so you can use it in any kind of introduction into movement strategy any time you need to do a presentation you will have a very educational material about what is the movement strategy and it goes deeper and deeper in every slide and so about my goal I guess my goal is to increase accessibility and access to information and resources to marginalize groups in the Luzofone community because the thing is about accessibility of information is that we might think the information is already there but we need to do an active we need to do an active work connect the people who really need this type of content in a more way or in a more deep found way so yeah I guess that's my goal and also my goal is that other people can apply this logic in their own community language I guess that's it wonderful thanks a lot Fabia, thanks a lot for presenting wonderful to see what you're doing and I think as you say it's so important to actually customize or to tailor our existing almost traditional communication to reach new audiences wonderful to see that are there any questions to Flavio let's have a look I got I got I got one question I think directed to Lucas before and I think and then there's a follow up question that is based on it let's ask first the question I'll give the question to Lucas the question is a portugese speaking community decided not to implement a hub can you I think you have worked as well on the looserphone hub on the portugese speaking hub so could you share what the community said about this or what the status of it Lucas I'm not sure if you understand exactly what the question was maybe the idea of my of my computer maybe it's not my question what's the status of the portugese speaking hub that was planned or the idea that existed of having a hub for the portugese speaking community communities what's happening a looserphone hub is something that for myself it's something that's very important for us to have in mind as Flavia said we stepped back before having a hub we still need to work on some other things and as Flavia said something that happened during the research was that when we talked about hubs it was not very clear for our community what could a hub do what could not a hub do and even the word hub was something that was questioned like what does it say to us when we talk about a hub when we are speaking portugese so what kind of experience do we want to have what kind of experience we need from a hub right so I wouldn't say that there is a specific decision that there won't be a hub implemented but I would say that maybe we didn't have and that's what we want to build the tools the right tools conceptual tools or even experience to to work on it more effectively and decide what could we do with a hub so I wouldn't say that there's a decision but maybe there's we still need to work on some things before taking this decision more specifically hope I answered your question I think the question was well answered one thing of course also about your community ones I think on the other side also in general it is not clearly defined yet what a hub is or what a hub could be or what what are the possibilities of a hub this is about still being discussed in moving such spaces and events I got a question from João to Flavia which is based on the hub on the hub question as well João asks would a hub for the Portuguese speaking community create the structures that is needed to sustain or to support the kind of work you're doing as a foundation contractor thank you thank you João this is a very good question and it's also connected to my work and Luca's work are very different and connected at the same time I want to share that the reason why I started to do this translation project was because I want to understand what hub was and I started to have these conversations with my peers and I realized in my community we have this very very a very complicated discussion but it was very complicated for anyone to try to explain what hub is because a lot of people didn't even know what the strategy is so as I said in my presentation how can we talk about hub if they don't know there is a movement strategy going on if there is a plan there is a vision we need to share this vision first we need to share this plan and so we can debate with everyone because we keep talking about hubs with a small amount of people who understand what it is but as I am very concerned about the marginalized people in our community how can I say the hubs are going to do this work if I don't know if my community wants a hub so I think first we need to do this communication and information to develop this work to inform everyone so they can have so they can speak about it so they can form their own opinion about hubs no, maybe I do care about sustainability of course this is just one person doing a small amount of work in terms of communication and information but maybe this is the opinion of the conversation maybe before today other people want to join me in bigger projects and we can work on the sustainability but I think that bringing hubs to this conversation it's to cut some steps that we need in our specific community maybe it works for other communities but I don't know about ours but that's just my opinion thanks thank you Flavio Juan already also related to what you've talked about I didn't understand when did you start can you already see more people engaging engaging in moving strategy based on based on the information based on the content you have already provided in Portuguese yeah, I think that the next step on this project should be exactly should be it's like a little matter but it's to communicate that we have communication of materials because now we need to talk about those people who wants to be involved in the strategy because why do I care about strategy women from the global south when working on these matters when you work about gender gap, when you work on minorities or marginalized communities strategy is very important strategy is good for us so of course I'm interested in strategy and I think a lot of people who do similar works are going to be very interested in this debate in this material they need to be informed about the strategy cool, thanks thanks a lot Flavio I got one question around three minutes left and so but there's one question for Douglas and the question to Douglas is do you also feel there is a lack of understanding about moving strategy in your community and without having a hub is that discussed on known Douglas, what can you tell us about that two minutes and two minutes please because then we need to finalize I'll try to use one and a half minutes so yeah it's a 50-50 understanding of the strategy in our region I can say 50-50 because we've held community engagements within the region and also within the like the community that we come from like in Uganda in 2019 we had the East African East African summit movement strategy summit medias who might not know about movement strategy so that's why I say it's 50-50 and then about having hubs as a discussion yes it's worth it because one of the initiatives that we discussed and we realized that the community is interested in was skills development and there's a sort of understanding that is something that houses the different skills within the movement or where most members can connect but besides that more importantly we have a project a research project that we intend to do as the East African affiliates about hubs so we uncover and realize more ones that research project has taken place thank you thank you Douglas, I think that's a wonderful transition to my last slide if it was, because thank you to all to these three speakers, thank you to Lucas to Flavia and to Douglas, tomorrow we have the next lighting talk session and in that lighting talk session I think Antony from Tanzania will also talk, we'll talk about the East African hubs idea if I'm correct so please join us tomorrow and on August 13 from 1910 to 20 UTC you can also look at what we have talked what you have showcased yesterday and today's slides are available on comments and if you're interested in grants have a great thank you everyone thank you everyone good evening welcome to this weekmania session we're here to talk how we organize a week occupied by WMB I'm Sandra Soster I'm the manager of WMB Hello everyone, my name is Celio I'm here with Sandra I'm a long-term co-founder of WMB and currently administrative manager of the organization well guys for us to talk how to organize a week occupied we can start by giving a general idea of the activity the week takes a series or week occupies a city we understand a set of activities that seek a specific city a specific municipality as we call here in Brazil within the week media projects and also related projects the idea of course is to disseminate the production culture especially outside the big centers the idea of the week occupies a city it makes more sense in cities outside the big urban centers cities where the free knowledge has a greater difficulty to flourish so the idea here in the next moments we talk not only about the general idea of the week occupying a city the week takes a series but mainly about how WMB thought how to structure this activity we have promoted this at least once a year since 2008 well as Sergio already explained we choose a city having some criteria and one of them is preferably outside of the big cities which here in Brazil conform to the states de Janeiro and São Paulo and in fact any city can receive a week occupying what we understand as attractive is when it has a large amount of well-intended and has few photos and free information available in addition to a few verbettes within the category of the municipality cultural realities or the presence of sub-representative groups in the WMB projects well a main part of the week takes a series as we have autonomy to conduct some activities a photographic exit since made in public places and something we can organize by ourselves but more structured and as profitable as possible so a very important aspect is to contact previously local partners the first point would be to locate possible wikimers or people related to the free culture within the city to serve as a support point or also a contact point with other partners or cultural institutions municipios and a second attempt or a second contact point is to look directly at these cultural institutions municipalities so it is possible to observe observing this looking for cadastros within the IBRA in the case of Brazil or potential servers that are available online social networks de museos municipios en general, are cultural institutions that have a presence online a little more restricted, a little more let's say, than the great cultural institutions of the great urban centers a little more difficult to contact partners but the difficulty that moves us the idea is exactly this to make a greater effort so that in general the characteristics the characteristics of small cities or of the interior of Brazil appear in adequate in reference mode within the project of wikimedia and for this, of course, always make a general call to the participants make the dissemination of online formulas among the members of the community eventually no knowing that there are wikimedia in the vicinity and these calls general are always a great opportunity for us to know more the wikimedia movement in our country or in our region, in a more specific way the dissemination of events also in social networks is always an attractive to attract people who may not even want to know a question del movimiento do conhecimento livre dos projetos de wikimedia mas que nada impede que elas passem a se tornar parte do movimento Eu vou aproveitar pra complementar algumas questões em relação a parceiros locais essa busca online por instituições pra gente fazer o contato direto ela também leva em conta instituições que já tenham parte do acervo digitalizado e colocado online seja no web site seja numa plataforma como está aí na ca ou mesmo nas redes sociais porque demonstra que a instituição teme uma vontade de colocar o acervo online então ela já tem uma predisposição a aceitar uma parceria com a wikimedia e em relação aos participantes mas pro final a gente vai falar sobre uma equipe wikimedista mínima mas é interessante comentar que a gente leva um grupo de wikimedistas um grupo pequeno mas também a gente teme o interesse de que a população local se interesse em aprender o uso das plataformas e também de como colocar su propia cidade nas plataformas e ai a gente entra então nos pilares que o WMB WMB pressupõe para realização de umi que ocupa que são quatro atividades principais a primeira é uma saída fotográfica a segunda uma apiamento da cidade a terceira uma maratona de edição aquela que a gente comumente conhece como editatona e a quarta é uma parceria uma iniciativa a ideia é que a gente esmiúse agora o detalhe um pouco cada um desses pilares cada uma dessas quatro bases do wik takes a city do wik ocupa uma cidade todas elas quer dizer, quase todas parte delas a gente consegue fazer com maior o menor grau de autonomia mas a ideia a riqueza de uma atividade dessa é sempre fazer um máximo possível junto com a população local junto com pessoas não wik medistas isso se por um lado nos cria dificulta um pouco a organização para que a gente possa conduzir as coisas com mais eficiencia por outro lado algo realmente enriquecedor você vê a interação entre o que medistas mais experientes junto com pessoas que estão iniciando então entender como as coisas funcionam dentro dos projetos wik medio dentro da cultura livre e esse contato me parece ser uno de los principales resultados positivos de um wik ocupa então não se trata de pensar uma ideia algo feito de cima para baixo mas conjuntamente com não wik medistas conjuntamente com a população local passando então aqui para a primeira atividade uma saída fotográfica aí vocês venham no slide saídas fotográficas, obviamente são cruciais e relativamente fáciles de ser ejecutadas a ideia também no é sair tirando fotos de maneira ser grada da cidade ou aleatória mas seria interessante observar as listas de bem estombados desses municipios às vezes até olhando a própria lista do wik love moments muitas vezes tem uma lista já pronta caso essa lista não exista dar uma olhada nos bem estombados no nível federal estadual e mesmo que não haja bem estombados ou haja poucos bem estombados a muitas coisas que podem ser fotografadas em qualquer municipio do país a sempre praças parques prédios públicos elevantes escolas certamente alguma característica uma peculiaridade da cultura local arquitetônica a fauna flora eventualmente é uma espécie endêmica é muita coisa que pode ser observada e a ideia sempre é que esse levantamento seja feito antes das pessoas saírem pra fotografar para que vocês possam digestionar a saída de modo que ela seja mais eficaz e eficiente essas saídas também podem se encerrar como durante celebração com evento comida as pessoas comendo em conjunto e isso certamente favorece os laços da aquilo que eu citei no início entre oikimedistas mais experientes que em geral já sabem o caminho das pedras sabem como conduzir uma saída fotográfica, mas a ideia é que não seja um evento apenas para oikimedistas que haja também pessoas novatas que precisarão ser instruídas e tirar fotos também é a parte mais fácil mas existe uma parte posterior igualmente importante que é selecionar as fotos inserir os metadados com cuidado e carregá-las corretamente no como É, uma coisa também para adicionar que é importante a gente fazer um contato anterior a visita para que a gente tenha uma pessoa que abra portas e isso é literalmente porque a gente também tem o interesse e registrar o interior principalmente dos bem estombados Muito obrigado Sandra ótima lembrança a diversos prédios públicos ou bem estombados que pueden ser registrados do interior dependendo se seu país tem uma liberdade de panorama do exterior e da parte interior mas a principio é uma ideia formidável aproveitar essa saída fotográfica para ter um acesso privilegiado para bens ou prédios que em geral as pessoas não conseguem fotografar tão facilmente O segundo ponto que a gente considera é também muito importante e crucial para definir um takes a city um que ocupa uma cidade é a questão do mapeamento Vocês devem saber que os projetos de equimídia no tienen un proyecto específico de mapas mas a gente conta com o apoio de um projeto próximo de um projeto privil, digamos assim dos projetos de equimídia também cultuado por boa parte da comunidade de equimídia que é o open street map trata-se de uma base de dados geográficos que alimenta diversos projetos de conhecimento livre inclusive os projetos de equimídia y a propia equipédia então o próprio Open Street Map é conhecido de certa maneira como uma espécie de equipédia dos mapas se vocês não conhecem recomendo que vocês google Open Street Map e conheçam o projeto de modo geral no caso do Brasil pelo menos todas as cidades já temem as cidades brasileiras temem sua estrutura básica e nos da devidamente mapeada no projeto então no caso de um ectex ací de um ecteco oculto na cidade a gente busca aprimorar refinar esse mapeamento então a ideia é acessar a cidade dentro do Open Street Map e ver se os prédios os bem estombados estão todos indicados estão todos mapeados se as praças, parques reservas florestais pontes monumentos es posible mapear monumentos alias o Open Street Map permite un detallamento de mapas muy grandes es posible mapear bancos y lixeiras postes de iluminação por ejemplo mas no caso do ectex ací e a gente busca pelo menos cortejar verificar todo o mapeamento estombados y monumentos da cidade muito pode ser feito portanto a ideia tudo vai depender da quantidade de pessoas envolvidas se as pessoas estão familiarizadas com o projeto ou não lembrando que é possivel vincular os itens mapeados com itens dentro do ecte data isso permite que os projetos nos enxerguen uno a otro dentro do próprio ecte data existe, se vocês digitarem ecte data dois pontos Open Street Map vocês vão ver uma série de projetos que buscam fortalecer estas pontes entre os dois projetos no caso do ectex ací conduzido pelo WMB a gente não se esquece dessa parte dos mapas Sandra? Vamos lá vamos falar de edita tona como a maioria das pessoas que acompanham esta sesão deve saber edita tona serve para que a gente amplie a informação livre e disponível sobre o municipio e isso inclui tanto a criação de novos verbetes quanto a aprimoramento daqueles que já existem e essa lista a gente gera uma lista antes do evento de potenciais artigos a serem trabalhados e podem ser trabalhados tanto no evento mas aqueles que não se consegue tempo hábil de melhorar ficam como uma lista para melhoria posterior posterior e também um dos grandes ganhos das edita tona é mostrar para a população local que a Wikipedia é um ambiente aberto para a colaboração e ensinar os requisitos mínimos para que a pessoa contribua de forma responsável e que suas contribuições permaneçam na Wikipedia perder o medo de editar na verdade é isso e o quarto ponto é que sempre buscamos o estabelecimento de uma parceria com alguma instituição cultural da cidade de modo que o seu acero seja digitalizado e incluído no WIC Commons principalmente e se los datos forem robustos también incluimos no WIC Data então essa preparação do WIC Occupa vai levar por volta de 1 a 2 meses e a ideia é que a gente encontre uma instituição de pequena mais que tenha seja objetiva e eficiente para essas parcerias foi desenvolvido um projeto chamado Museo Portátil onde se buscou entender como seria um kit básico e com baixo custo que comprice a função de digitalizar objetos 3D e 2D de diferentes tamaños y también algumas indicações de como hacer uso de este kit como organizar los metadata como subir eso en las plataformas de WIC Media y manual está disponible WIC y luego pueden acceder a partir de este slide que estamos mostrando clicando en la capa de manual então a ideia é que seja um kit e mais um conjunto de capacitações para que qualquer instituição do Brasil de qualquer tamanho consiga ser autônoma para fazer digitalização y aplaudir su acero Pasando aquí para la cuestión número de participantes es un número bastante subjetivo la idea siempre de las personas es que haya un número de participantes posible y por lo tanto, la idea es que siempre pensamos en la presencia de WIC Media para dar suporte a todos estos participantes entonces dejando de lado la subjetividad de los participantes y pensando en el tamaño de una equipe de los organizadores es variar más una vez de acuerdo con caso pero considerando lo que ocupa en una ciudad de pequeño medio porte nosotros en WMD entendemos que es una estructura mínima para organización debería haber en una salida fotográfica por lo menos dos personas experientes que viaja eventualmente locales importantes a ser fotografados distantes y si por pensar que WIC ocupa puede ser un evento de 1 o 2 días por ejemplo una salida fotográfica en un único día de una única persona experiente quedaría muy limitada La cuestión del mapeamiento como pensamos que es un mapeamiento más un refinamiento podemos delegar para dejarlo en la mano de una persona experiente que puede ser apoyada por otras personas participantes más inexperientes pero la idea de hacer un cortejamiento un refinamiento de un mapa ya preestablecido este tipo de actividad en general entendemos que puede ser más fácilmente conducido a una única persona pensando en una estructura mínima lembrese de eso la escala puede subir casos, desafíos que ponen en otros municipios que sean más en el caso de una diatatona imaginando que la idea reunimos un mundo de participantes por lo menos 5, 10 personas 2 personas experientes para recibir las personas tirar dudas de edición la idea es siempre que las personas tengan un placer en la actividad y no pensen en esta actividad como una tarea infadona o cumplir tarefas delegadas la idea es siempre mostrar para las personas que el ambiente de edición es algo donde las personas pueden no sólo contribuir con el mundo pero también se divertir hacer eso de una manera agradable y por fin la parte menos o todo un poco más difícil en mi modesta opinión de un de un país que ocupa e instablecer una iniciativa glan entonces una iniciativa glan en general es algo que lleva mucho tiempo para ser construido cuando pensamos en el WicTakes en general pensamos en iniciativas glan eventualmente de pequeño porte o algo que podemos conducir a lo largo de un o dos meses al máximo al menos para ser una entrada digamos así de una institución cultural del municipio en el universo Wic entonces para eso obviamente necesitamos considerar con una parcería de un lado la institución cultural en sí acompañada de una persona experiente en parcerías glan para que la parcería pueda florecer en un largo intervalo de tiempo en el que ocurre el WicTakes asilo y el WMV ya ha realizado tres Wic ocultas los tres en el estado de São Paulo en Santa Ana de Parnahíba Jundiaí en Itú aquí en el slide las páginas de estas ocupaciones y en el día de hoy que estamos vinculando esta sesión de Wic Ménia inició el Wic ocupa Santa Leopoldina que es el primero fuera del estado de São Paulo que es el estado que nosotros decimos que es el Wic que es el WMV que es el Paramar en este año de 2022 que es el Espíritu Santo y tenemos para la realización de este Wic ocupa un financiamiento internacional dentro de Wic Ménia entonces estamos muy felices en tener esta oportunidad de realizar el Wic fuera del estado de São Paulo y el acompañamiento de las actividades que hicimos en este día y que vamos a realizar mañana también puede ser hecho por redes sociales tanto del WMV como redes oficiales del evento de Wic Ménia a nivel internacional entonces agradecemos por la atención de ustedes y nos quedan nuestros contactos para cualquier duda que ustedes tengan ¿serio? gracias personal y nos vemos en el Wic Ménia