Wikipedia:WikiProject Wiki Loves Women/Bridging Sexual Violence (in Nigeria) : The Missing Link

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In honor of African women, especially women of Nigerian descent, Wikimedia UG Nigeria in collaboration with Media Concern Initiative for Women and Children, Goethe Institut and WikiAfrica will be co-hosting Wiki Loves Women in Nigeria.The event is conceptualized to improve the coverage of women on Wikipedia and her related projects. It will be a closed event with specific target audience in mind. The event is tagged: Mental Illness in Nigerian Women:Taking back the narrative

THANK YOU!

A giant thank you to all the NGOs that are joining us for this event. Keep editing |

Wiki Loves Women Edit-a-Thon 2017

Goals

To make a substantive improvement to the representation of Nigerian women on Wikipedia
To encourage the Nigerian women community to learn how to contribute to Wikipedia and other Wikimedia Projects.

Wiki Loves Women’s Partners

Goethe-Institut, Lagos Nigeria
m:WikiAfrica
Wikimedia France
Wikimedia User Group Nigeria
Media Concern Initiative for Women and Children

Participation details

When: Thursday & Friday February 16th and 17th 2017; 9:00am – 4:00pm

Who: Wikipedians; Interested member of the society; No advanced technical skills required – those with experience will help

What to bring: Laptop computer with power cable; If you’ve been part of the data-gathering exercise leading up to the edit-a-thon, bring your files and photos; If you have not been part of the preparatory research work, there will be an ambitious task list for you to work on.

Where: Goethe Institut; Lagos City Hall; 30, Catholic Mission Street; Opposite Holy Cross Cathedral; Lagos Island, Lagos

RSVP: Sign up directly below or send mail to: olaniyanshol15@gmail.com; This event is free of charge but we need an advance count of attendees.

Schedule

**Wiki Loves Women Edit-a-Thon - Schedule**
Time	Activity	Speakers
10:00 am	Welcome to Goethe Institut	Safurat Balogun: Head of Information and Library
10:20-11:20	Wiki 101 – Introduction to Wikipedia	Olaniyan Olushola , Wiki Loves Women (user:Olaniyan Olushola)
11:20-12:20	Discussing Wikimedia Licenses	Femi and Ayokanmi(Kaizenify)
12:20-1:20	Wiki Markup and Page Design Discussion on where to go from here	Olaniyan Olushola,Project Lead Wiki Loves Women (Olaniyan Olushola)
1:20-2:20	Break
2:20-3:20	Wiki 101 – Editing bio pages	Sam Oyeyele , Team member,Wiki Loves Women](Jamie Tubers)
3:20-4:00	Edit-a-thon

If you don’t need the tutorials, you can just start/keep editing!

Wikipedia Editing Resources

Attendees

Please add your name below User:Kaizenify Kaizenify (talk) 13:45, 17 February 2017 (UTC)[reply]

List of Tasks

Please add the following code to the talk pages of all articles created or improved: {{WikiProject Wiki Loves Women|class= |importance= }}

Pages which could be improved:

List of images or data that is missing

List of expected articles to be created

Notable Notable Names to be profiled

Princess Olufemi-Kayode

Edit-a-Thon Results

Please do remember to add {{WikiProject Wiki Loves Women|class=Stub|importance=}} to the talk pages of those articles

New pages

Notable Nigerian women in Sexual violence advocacy

lists of important articles improved during the event

Photos added to Wikimedia Commons

Non-Event Images

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Template for Creating Info Box with Image

Cut and paste this example from the edit page here - replace the placeholder text with info for your scientist and a photo file from Wikimedia Commons, and you're good to go. (Having the birthdate means it will calculate age automatically.)

An example of what these info boxes look like is here: Linda Buck

Be careful that you don't leave any of the filler explanatory text there (the words in all capital letters). Always add "alternative image text" - that will show in rollover text and for people who use machines to read (e.g. because of visual impairment). It should be a short caption explaining the image.

The template is everything from here to the end of this section: