Women@Liverpool – Wikipedia edit-a-thon
10:00am - 4:00pm /
Wednesday 6th March 2024
/ Venue: Seminar Room 11 Rendall Building
Type: Workshop /
Category: Department
- Sally Middleton
- Admission: Free for University staff and students.
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This session will run 10am-4pm, colleagues are welcome to join us for the day or drop-in when free, though we ask that bookings are made so that we can plan for expected numbers. Please bring a laptop to work on during the session.
Tired of our sources of knowledge reflecting the same biases as society? Get involved in our Women@Liverpool Wikipedia edit-a-thon!
This Women@Liverpool session will offer the opportunity to create, edit and add to Wikipedia pages on women who have inspired our research and practice. Our event is part of a movement to bring gender equality to a crucial platform, where reports suggest less than 20% of profiles and contributors are women.
The event will be convened by Professor Michelle Henning (she/her, Media and Communications).
Tired of our sources of knowledge reflecting the same biases as society? Get involved in our Women@Liverpool Wikipedia edit-a-thon!
This Women@Liverpool session will offer the opportunity to create, edit and add to Wikipedia pages on women who have inspired our research and practice. Our event is part of a movement to bring gender equality to a crucial platform, where reports suggest less than 20% of profiles and contributors are women.
The event will be convened by Professor Michelle Henning (she/her, Media and Communications).