Wikimedians of Nepal/Wiki Gender Gap Program Nepal/BBC 100 Women Editathon/nan
BBC 100 Women Wiki Edit-a-thon | |
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Begins | 2016-nî 12-gue̍h 8-ji̍t |
Location(s) | BBC Media Action Office, Sanepa, Lalitpur |
Years active | 2016 |
Inaugurated | 2016 |
Coordinator | Nabin K. Sapkota |
Previous event | Wiki Women Edit-a-thon Nepal 2016 |
Participants | All BBC Journalists & Wikipedians |
Patron(s) | Ahmen Khawaja - Producer, BBC 100 Women 2016 |
Organised by | British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) |
An edit-a-thon organized by BBC in collaboration with Wikipedia with the aim to creating awareness about gender related issues and value the being of women .
History
100 Women is a BBC series established in 2013. The series examines the role of women in the twenty-first century and has included events in London[1] and Mexico.[2] The 2016 theme was "Defiance".[3]
Read more: 100 Women (BBC)
Event detail/Venue
- Date: December 8, 2016
- Venue: BBC Media Action Office, Sanepa, Lalitpur
- Time: 11 AM to 4 PM NST
- Organizer: British Broadcasting Corporation
- Local organizer: BBC Media Action, Nepal
- Global Supporter: Wikimedia UK
- Local Supporter: Wikimedians of Nepal/Maithili Wikimedians User Group/Doteli Wikipedia
Organizers/Roles
Nabin K. Sapkota – Coordinator/Presenter
Administrator - Nepali Wikipedia, Member - Wikimedians of Nepal
Nirmal Dulal – Mentor/Demonstrator
Bureaucrat - Nepali Wikipedia, Member - Wikimedians of Nepal
Janak Bhatta – Instructor
Editor - Nepali Wikipedia / Doteli Wikipedia
Nirjal Shrestha - Instructor
Administrator - Nepali Wikipedia
Bijay chaurasia - Editor/Photographer
Editor - Maithili Wikipedia/ Wikimedia Commons
Logistics and Support
Ahmen Khawaja - Producer, BBC 100 Women
British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
Jitendra Raut - Senior Producer
BBC Nepali Service
Dipak Bhattarai - Senior Editor
BBC Media Action, Nepal
Objectives
- Aim to creating awareness about gender related issues and value the being of women
- To increase Wikipedia articles in women related topics/issues
- To improve existing articles about women and women related issues
- To familiarize BBC journalists to contribute in Wikipedia and Wikimedia Projects
Contribution Language and topics
Gí-giân
Participants are free to choose the language they want to contribute.
Uē-tê
The edit-a-thon is about women, therefore articles related to women and gender shall be created/improved. Participants are free to choose topic they want to contribute.
Please feel free to write a new article or improve any existing articles. Be bold, don't get afraid. Even if you deleted important part of an existing article, that can be easily reverted. Community members and admins will do that work for you
- Write about biographical articles on most influential or inspiring women of the world.
- Burning issues related to women and their development.
- Write articles in Wikipedia about the 100 women in past years.
The following links may give you some idea to choose topics.
Tsham-ú-tsiá
BBC 100 Women Editathon Badge
Participants can add {{100 Women (BBC)}} badge on their userpage to support BBC 100 Women Editathon.
Help Us
- Tell your friends
- Share on your social networks (Facebook, Twitter, Google+, etc) using Our social media hashtags: #100womenwiki
- Write a blog post about us
Liân-lo̍k guán
- Please join our facebook page and twitter page for updates and other news. For any queries regarding the eit-a-thon and technical support please contact at
wikipedia-nelists.wikimedia.org or nepaliwiki@gmail.com
Detailed information about the competition can be found at out official pages linked below:
Tôo-siōng
Questions and suggestions
If you have any questions ask them in the discussion page here
Tha̍k koh khah-tsē
The following links will give you some idea to write new article and edit existing ones
- How to run Edit-a-thon in English
- Citing sources in English
- Citing books in English
- विकिपीडिया स्वशिक्षा in Nepali (नेपालीमा)
- Tutorial in English
Su-tshut
Tsham-khó bûn-hiàn
- ↑ "100 Women: Who is taking part?". BBC News (BBC). 22 October 2013. Retrieved 22 October 2013.
- ↑ 100 Women 2016: Mexico festival draws thousands, Harry Low, BBC, Retrieved 17 November 2016
- ↑ BBC 100 Women of 2016, Huffington Post, Retrieved 27 November 2016