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Revision as of 01:16, 14 December 2023
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In 2019, just 18 per cent of biographies on Wikipedia were about women. When it comes to female artists and creators, that number was even lower.
Wikimedia Australia has partnered with the National Gallery of Australia since 2020 as part of its Know My Name gender equity campaign, to enhance the understanding and appreciation of work by Australian artists who identify as women.
Each year in March, we have co-hosted a series of edit-a-thons with galleries and libraries around Australia on the weekend of International Women's day, also as part of Art+Feminism.
Coordinated by Caddie Brain and her team in each state, the first weekend in 2020 saw 125 (mostly first time editors) create 69 new articles about female creators. Across the 7 edit-a-thons, 757 references were added to Wikipedia, and participants edited 223 articles. Read the full story here.
Events
- Know My Name NGA Wikipedia edit-a-thon — Saturday 16 March 2024
Know My Name edit-athon: help tell a new story of Women in Australian art. - Know My Name - Mornington Peninsula — Saturday 10 February 2024
Know My Name edit-athon: Making women count. - Know My Name: Wikipedia Edit-a-thon 2023 — Saturday 11 March 2023
Learn how to create and edit Wikipedia entries and help us increase information about Australian women artists on the world’s largest and most popular research tool. - Know My Name: Wikipedia Edit-a-thon — Saturday 4 June 2022
Learn how to create and edit Wikipedia entries and help us increase information about Australian women artists on the world’s largest and most popular research tool. - The Power & Privilege of Editing Wikipedia — Thursday 9 December 2021
A panel about Wikipedia for the AAANZ Conference 2021 featuring Know My Name - Know My Name International Women's Day Edit-a-thon — Saturday 6 March 2021
No description - Art+Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon — Saturday 6 March 2021
No description - Know My Name Wikipedia Edit-a-thon Hobart — Sunday 8 March 2020
No description - Know My Name Edit-a-thon Canberra — Sunday 8 March 2020
No description - Art+Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon Brisbane — Sunday 8 March 2020
No description - Art and Feminism Edit-a-thon Melbourne — Sunday 8 March 2020
No description - Know My Name Edit-a-thon Perth — Saturday 7 March 2020
No description - Know My Name Edit-a-thon Sydney — Saturday 7 March 2020
No description - Know My Name Edit-a-thon Alice Springs — Saturday 7 March 2020
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Related News
- Giving women_artists their rightful place in history, a feature article (2021)
- A celebration, a commitment, an edit-a-thon: Know My Name returns for 2022 (2022)
- Know My Name edit-a-thon at the National Gallery of Australia (2023)
Related links
- KnowMyName website, National Gallery of Australia
- Know My Name project page
- Join the Know My Name Facebook group
- Know My Name event dashboard
- Art+Feminism
- Women Wikipedia Design
- Photo gallery
Partners
