User:Wil540 art/SBDHP
The Skateboarding Digital History Project (SBDHP), founded in 2018 by User:wil540, is a research and publishing initiative promoting the digitization of skateboarding history. The goal of the SBDHP is to create and promote the creation of accessible skateboard history online. The project currently focuses on writing wikipedia articles and wikidata items for notable skateboarders and skateboard related items. In 2022, the SBDHP will host a skateboarding themed edit-a-thons. In October 2019, the Skateboarding Digital History Project and Wikipedia for Educators at Fordham hosted its first edit-a-thon, a Latinx-American Skateboarding themed edit-a-thon, that took place in the Bronx, New York. Articles for Jaime Reyes & Ben Sanchez were written at this edit-a-thon.
Goals for the future
- Host more skateboarding themed edit-a-thons
- Continue uploading skate photos to Wikimedia Commons.
- Pursue long term goal of translating articles about skateboarding/skateboarders into other languages starting with Spanish.
Please reach out with any questions, comments, or suggestions on the talk page or you can email us at: skateboardingDHP@gmail.com.
Follow the SBDHP on instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/sbdhp/
SBDHP - Suggested skateboarding articles to write
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SBDHP - Suggested skateboarding articles to edit & improve
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| Article to improve | Type | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Skate shoe | Skate product | |
| Aerial (skateboarding) | Trick list | |
| List of professional skateboarders | Skater list | |
| Shiloh Greathouse | Skater | |
| Ray Barbee | Skater | |
| Leo Baker (skateboarder) | Skater | |
| Kareem Campbell | Skater | |
| Ron Chatman | Skater | |
| Harold Hunter | Skater | |
| Nyjah Huston | Skater | |
| Ishod Wair | Skater | |
| Christian Hosoi | Skater | |
| Eric Koston | Skater | |
| Daewon Song | Skater | |
| Tony Alva | Skater | |
| Brujas (skate crew) | Skater | |
| Bob Burnquist | Skater | |
| Eddie Elguera | Skater | |
| Vanessa Torres | Skater | |
| Leo Baker | Skater | |
| Elissa Steamer | Skater | |
| Vanessa Torres | Skater | |
| Tod Swank | Skater |
SBDHP - Skateboarding articles written
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