Women's History Month, India-2014/Participants

International Women's Day, India

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Tasks

If you are willing to take up the tasks mentioned below, please sign up here. If you would like to do a particular task, but do not know how to get started, contact Netha via her talk page or write to nethahussaingmail.com. If you have an additional task in mind, please add them to the list.

Leading an online edit-a-thon: We plan to conduct one edit-a-thon every weekend. The list of online edit-a-thons can be viewed here. If you are interested in leading an online edit-a-thon, please sign up against the name of the edit-a-thon. Leading of edit-a-thon will involve: updating the list of articles needing creation and expansion, recording the created articles 'Results' section, and being available for online help on Wikipedia (via talk pages) during the course of the event.

Women Parliamentarians edit-a-thon :
Women Scientists edit-a-thon:

Leading a real-life Wiki-workshop: This task involves organizing a Wikipedia/Wikimedia workshop in your locality. For more details, see this page.

Participants:

Program Evaluation: This task involves documenting the outcome of Women's History Month and analyzing them using Wikimetrics and other tools.

Participants:

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Social media outreach: This task involves writing short posts on social media platforms and sharing the links of the offline and online events to encourage participation from the general public.

Participants:

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Blogging party: This task involves writing blog posts inviting participants and interviewing existing participants. Blog posts may also be created regarding the weekly status of the events. Participants will write on Wikimedia Global blog, Wikimedia India blog and their own personal blogs. Wikimedia volunteers will promote the blog posts via blog aggregators and social media.

Participants:

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--Diksha Madhok (talk) 19:58, 23 February 2014 (UTC)[reply]
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--Subhashish Panigrahi (talk) 11:35, 7 March 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Press & Media: This task involves communicating with the press and providing them with timely updates. Participants might also require to create press releases and stay in touch with online and offline news portals.

Participants:

--Diksha Madhok (talk) 19:58, 23 February 2014 (UTC)[reply]
--Visdaviva (talk) 12:15, 26 February 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Inter-language coordination and cross connecting people: This task involves coordinating with volunteers in several languages and tracking the collective progress of the event.

Participants:

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--Visdaviva (talk) 12:15, 26 February 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Developing tools and gadgets

This task involves developing tools and gadgets for Women's History Month events.

Participants:

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