Wikipedia:WikiProject Jewish Women
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Welcome to WikiProject Jewish Women, a collaboration area for Wikipedians interested in improving coverage of Jewish Women.
Scope
What it means to be Jewish is a complex question; "being Jewish" is somewhere between a nationality, ethnicity, religion, and culture. With this complex question in mind, we seek to expand Wikipedia's coverage of:
- Historical and contemporary Jewish women
- Jewish women's organizations
- Women's roles in and contributions to the Jewish faith
- Women's contributions to significant Jewish historical events
- Topics, media, and other issues that are related to Jewish women
Limits:
- Time period: There is no time period limit to this project. Everything from Biblical times to today falls within the scope of this project.
- Identity: Any person or institution that identifies as Jewish is welcome. This includes individuals who identify as Jewish culturally but not theologically and converts.
- Sexuality/gender identity: Queer women are in the scope of this project as are Jewish transgender women. For further guidance, see WikiProject: LGBT Studies.
- Race: Jews are found in all corners of the world, and belong to many different racial and ethnic groups. Jews of all races are within the scope of this project.
Events
Meetup page for Women in Jewish History Edit-a-thon at Center for Jewish History, May 4th, 2014.
How you can help
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Members
To join, simply add your name to the list using # {{user|Your name here}}. Please list your name in alphabetical order. No need to be Jewish or a woman to join!
- Bibliosaurusrex (talk · contribs)
- DavidBibliophile (talk · contribs)
- K.Grey (talk · contribs)
- kschlot1 (talk · contribs)
- Lange.lea (talk · contribs)
- RachelCMiller (talk · contribs)
- rh236 (talk · contribs)
- OR drohowa (talk · contribs)
- Gobonobo (talk · contribs)
Project Statistics
Pages relevant to this wikiproject can be assessed using a standard scale, described in detail on the Wikipedia:Wikiproject_Jewish_Women/Assessment page.
Related WikiProjects
- Wikipedia:WikiProject Feminism
- Wikipedia:WikiProject Gender Studies
- Wikipedia:WikiProject History
- WikiProject Jewish-Americans
- Wikipedia:WikiProject Jewish history
- Wikipedia:WikiProject Women scientists
- Wikipedia:WikiProject Women's History
- Wikipedia:WikiProject Women's sport
- WikiWomen's History Month
Templates
To add a page to this project, place this text: {{WPJW|class=|importance=}} on the article's talk page. This template will appear:
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Resources
- Jewish Women: A Comprehensive Historical Encyclopedia
- YIVO Encyclopedia of Jews in Eastern Europe
- Jewish Commons
- Hebrew Wikipedia
- Yiddish Wikipedia
- German Wikipedia
- Russian Wikipedia
- Polish Wikipedia
Categories
The following Categories are potentially of interest to this project, although not all of their articles may be within the project's scope.
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Useful tools:
- The Educational assignment tag can be used to mark an article as being/having been part of an assignment by placing the following at the top of the article's talk page:
{{EducationalAssignment}}
Be sure to click "save page" afterwards. There are further options for the template such as adding the date the assignment will end or a link to your project's write-up at Wikipedia:School and university projects, if you have one. There's more information at Template:EducationalAssignment.
- The Article wizard helps you through the process of submitting a new article to Wikipedia. There are 6 sections to step through, then you'll be taken to the editing page. As each section is completed, the next becomes available.
See also:
- Dispatches: Featured content from schools and universities, The Wikipedia Signpost, May, 9. 2008
- WikiProject Murder Madness and Mayhem for an excellent example of classroom/Wikipedia cooperation, aided by experienced editors, but it did not generate any articles about women or works by women, etc.
- WikiProject Global Economics for an example of what not to do