Descriptionː A space for participants to discuss the opportunities for collaboration/coordination. Learn about existing efforts (ongoing hub initiatives), and share big picture ideas.
Descriptionː This session proposes to have a deeper look together with the participants at the challenges and barriers that exist when it comes to women's participation on Wiki projects especially when it comes to the creation of safe and inclusive spaces.
Descriptionː In this session, we convene to demonstrate and foster solidarity through our unique experiences as gender activists in various regions, countries and cultures. Participants will share and contribute artefacts (stories, songs, pictures, materials quotes, books etc.) that represent gender activism for them personally.
Descriptionː In this workshop, participants will review the gender gap in the Wikimedia movement. Then we will learn some baseline concepts around gender and will move to a group activity on “how we work with each other in the Wikimedia movement” to discuss challenges and opportunities for more welcoming and inclusive ways to work with each other in the Wikimedia movement. This last subsection will include practical tips for inclusive events. Finally, we will have space for questions, comments.
Descriptionː What is an engagement plan and why are we making one? An invitation for everyone to dream and ideate on what we should be doing as Wiki Women for the next 24 months – all ideas welcomed!
Descriptionː Designing a resource center that contains resources for research related to gender diversity, including information related to previous research, research grants, key people and organizations etc. The participants will brainstorm about the location and design of a resource center for gender related research.
Descriptionː This is a working session for prioritizing the needs, opportunities and challenges that could potentially be best addressed through a coordinated/collaborative structure.
Descriptionː This is a working session for the strategy cohort (4-6 people minimum) will review the ideas; categorize and prioritize based on alignment with strategy and goals of the WikiWomenCamp; and propose a list of 20-24 activities to invite Wiki Women to lead on!
This is a presentation slide deck used for WikiWomen Camp about communication strategies
Durationː 90 mins
Locationː Main Hall
Presenter(s)ː Jackie Koerner
Descriptionː Our work is critical to achieve knowledge equity. But how can others understand this too? Participants will learns about tools, methods, and physical and linguistic changes to use to have strong, compassionate communication with those working inside and outside of the gender gap. Learn how to minds and reinvigorate yourself in this session.
Community Story, Collaborations and Partnerships Workshop
Descriptionː This workshop focuses on how to encourage women engagement in the Wikimedia movement. First, participants will learn about the story from small community and how a small community can build their dream regarding their mother language. Then, they will move to activity about "how to build partnerships with many challenges that we faced in community."
Community Engagement: Outreach and Facilitating Conversations
Descriptionː The objective of this conference session is to provide participants with insights and strategies for effective community engagement through outreach initiatives and facilitation of meaningful conversations.
This is a presentation slide deck used for WikiWomen Camp about creating stories and publishing them on the movement blog, Diff.
Durationː 60 mins
Locationː Main Hall
Presenter(s)ː TBD
Descriptionː Unconference sessions are intimate, informal, and impromptu sessions that occur on an as-requested basis. How it works: at the camp, we will have a board where any (capacity building track) attendee can propose a session topic they have knowledge about and believe would be valuable to others. If the session receives interest from 3 or more participants, the proposer gets allotted a space and time to host the session!
Descriptionː This session will help to provide better understanding of the Board's work. It also aims to build trust, position trustees within the movement, and encourage movement members to consider participating in future Board activities. The session is open to everyone, both participants who are new to the global Wikimedia movement and those who are well familiarized with it.
Presenter(s)ː Tochi Precious, Imelda Brazal and Isabel Zapico. Facilitator: Tila Cappelletto
Descriptionː Co-presented by Tochi Precious, Imelda Brazal and Isabel Zapico (10 minutes each). Includes the participation of 3 people showcasing a Campaign they have been involved with in a Pecha-Kucha style (3 minutes each) -- names to be added after open call on day 1 -- followed by a 20-minute discussion to wrap up.
Slide deck for the Participation and Engagement session
Descriptionː Unconference sessions are intimate, informal, and impromptu sessions that occur on an as-requested basis. How it works: at the camp, we will have a board where any (capacity building track) attendee can propose a session topic they have knowledge about and believe would be valuable to others. If the session receives interest from 3 or more participants, the proposer gets allotted a space and time to host the session!
Descriptionː This session is designed to understand how to carry out solid, social scientific research about the community from within the community. It will look at data collection, analysis and retribution methods. The question of evaluating the outcomes of a project will also be discussed.
Descriptionː Reviewing the list of 20-24 activities, we will ask for volunteers to lead and coordinate the engagement, and start to map out the activities for the next 24 months. The final product is an engagement plan that clearly identifies who is working on what when. (This engagement plan will also be published and others who are not at the Camp can also express their interest in collaborating on these initiatives.)
