Wiki Loves Sport 2024
the sixth edition of the Wikimedia campaign to write or improve sport-related articles
22 July - 22 September
What?[edit]
Wiki Loves Sport is a campaign ideated and organized by WikiDonne User Group since 2019 as part of WikiDonne Roadmap selected as one of the 27 individual or affiliate's projects granted by WMF in 2018. The sixth edition of Wiki Loves Sport is organized to improve and extend content related to diversity in sport in the Wikimedia projects in general, and for the events it covers in particular. Given the gaps which is our topic of interest, the campaign is mainly focused on content concerning missing or underrepresented groups, but as Wikimedians, we appreciate any sports-related content you want to add. Wikimedians in any language of the Wikimedia projects are invited to participate.
Seeing the affiliate's goal of increasing the diversity, whoever writes +5 articles about female athletes or female & male para-athletes, will receive a barnstar and a digital certificate from the main organizer.
Events[edit]
- FIBA U20 EuroBasket from 13 to 21 July.
- EuroGames Vienna from 17 to 20 July.
- Women's Twenty20 Asia Cup from 19 to 28 July.
- Paris 2024 Summer Olympic games from 26 July to 11 August.
- US Open from 26 August to 8 September.
- Paris 2024 Summer Paralympic games from 28 August to 8 September.
- FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup from 31 August to 22 September.
When?[edit]
The writing contest runs from 17 July 00:01 to 22 September 23:59 (UTC).
Where?[edit]
The edit-a-thon will be essentially held online. Other activities (mainly the local ones or on other Wikimedia project like Wikibooks) can be carried out in person.
Who?[edit]
Wikimedians already registered who edit in any Wikimedia project language.
Local projects[edit]
Add the link to your local page
- Projects in Italian: Italian Wikipedia; Italian Wikiquote; Italian Wikibooks
- Tatar Wikipedia, Wikimedia Community of Tatar language User Group
- French Wikipedia, Wikimedia France
- French Wikipedia, Wikimédiens de la République du Congo (TBD)
- French Wikipedia, Wikimedians of Cameroon User Group
- Uzbek Wikipedia, Wikimedians of the Uzbek Language User Group (TBD)
- Serbian Wikipedia, Wikimedia Serbia
Why?[edit]
Wikimedia and Wikipedia have deep content gaps based on gender, linguistic and ethnic minorities etc. The contest was ideated in 2019 and it is organized by WikiDonne User Group: our goal is to improve the free knowledge about sport (with a special focus on women, LGBT+ communities, para athletics, minorities and underrepresented groups), in all languages. For organizations or institutions that want to collaborate during this contest, please contact us on the discussion page or send an email to camelia.boban
gmail.com.
Affiliates or groups[edit]
Add your affiliate or community name/logo below...
Partners[edit]
The external partner for this edition is Assist - Associazione Nazionale Atlete, a non-profit organization that "has among its objectives raising awareness on all issues relating to equal rights in sport, equal access to sporting practice and sporting culture in general. Assist is committed to combating harassment and abuse in the world of sport through awareness and communication projects"[1].
Central notice[edit]
Metrics[edit]
For any single local event, please start a new program on the campaign's Dashboard.
References[edit]
- ↑ Assist Italy, official site
External links[edit]
- Euro Games Vienna, official site
- Paris 2024 Olympic Games, official site
- Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, official site
- WikiDonne, official site
- Assist Italy, official site
