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Category:WikiWomen's History Month

Asia

India
  • Indian women Wikimedians will run a series of online and offline edit-a-thons. Details can be seen here.

Europe

Edit-a-thon at Palafrugell Archive, Catalonia, March 2013
United Kingdom
  • Wikimedia UK is running an event to encourage women to edit to coincide with International Women's Day. We are joining an event at the Southbank Centre in London - Women of the World festival. This was an awareness rising talk rather than an editing session. Contact Daria Cybulska (daria.cybulska@wikimedia.org.uk)
Catalonia (Spain)
  • Amical Viquipèdia is organizing a project where actual librarians from the Catalan & Basque Network of Libraries will write Wikipedia articles on 1910-1930's pioneer Women librarians. It will work as a typing contest. More info (in Catalan) here. Contact User:Kippelboy
  • Amical Viquipèdia is organizing an edit-a-thon to improve the articles about prominent women with a street dedicated in Palafrugell at Local Archive. More info (in Catalan) here. Contact User:Davidpar
Poland
  • On 9 March Wikimedia Poland is organising the second edit-a-thon in Warsaw (Wikimaraton). It will be a Women-related editing event. Contact: Adam Kliczek (User:CLI, adam.kliczek@gmail.com)
Sweden
Italy
  • Wikimedia Italia and Girl Geek Dinners Bologna will host an open talk about women and Wikipedia followed by a workshop. Contact: Atropine

North America

United States

New Orleans, LA
South Hadley, MA
Eugene, Oregon
Southern California
Atlanta, GA
Washington, DC
Cambridge, MA

South America

Brazil

Upcoming online events

WikiProjects are encouraged to create and develop women's history month focuses for the month of March. Please list your event here!

Opera and women's history

  • WikiProject Opera will, as usual, feature an all-woman "In this month" on the Opera Portal.
  • Our "March Composer of the Month" collaboration will feature Ethel Smyth. We plan to create articles on four of her operas.
  • Our "March Operas of the Month" collaboration will work on improving and creating articles for operas based on female historical figures.
  • We hope to have several articles from the two collaborations make it to the Did you know? section on the Main Page in March.

Architecture and women's history