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Whose Knowledge? is a global campaign that centers the knowledges of marginalized communities (the majority of the world) online, including in Wikimedia projects.

The Whose Knowledge? user group is open to all people – particularly those who identify as women, LGBTQI folks, people from the global South, and allies around the world – who are interested in addressing systemic bias on Wikimedia projects.

To join the user group, add your name below! And check out our volunteers page to signup for upcoming projects.

Objectives

We are a global campaign partnering with individuals, communities, movements, user groups and other organisations worldwide to create, collect and curate knowledge from and with marginalised communities, particularly women, people of colour, LGBTQI communities, indigenous peoples and others from the global South.

Activities

We are building bridges between Wikimedia communities that are aiming to address systemic bias on Wikimedia projects, and the individuals, communities, organisations and movements worldwide that hold marginalized forms of knowledge still missing from Wikimedia projects.

Whose Knowledge launch at AWID 2016

We do this by:

• Mapping opportunities and gaps in online knowledge
• Capturing data about systemic bias in content and participation on Wikimedia projects
• Collecting and curating resources and toolkits for addressing systemic bias
• Supporting content-creation and participation pilots
• Convening diverse stakeholders from both inside and outside the Wikimedia movement
• Media campaigns to encourage diverse forms of engagement, participation, and content creation

Reports so far

2023

• 2023 Annual UG Report

2022

• 2022 Annual UG Report

2021

• 2021 Annual UG Report

2020

• #VisibleWikiWomen Challenge
• September 2020 Annual UG Report

2019

• #VisibleWikiWomen Challenge
• September 2019 Annual UG Report

2018

• #VisibleWikiWomen Challenge
• Decolonizing the Internet
• September 2018 Annual UG Report

2017

• WMF project grant (has midpoint and final reports)
• September 2017 Annual UG report

2016

• Report back from our delegation to AWID's 2016 Forum in Brazil
• Outcomes from Indigenous People's Day edit-a-thon in San Diego, facilitated by Whose Knowledge?
• Project Grant proposal for growing mapping infrastructure

Organizing

Volunteers

Volunteers are needed to grow Whose Knowledge? campaigns and pilot projects. Signup to volunteer for a role today!

Communications

We're setting up a monthly on-wiki newsletter and mailing list (more details coming soon!). Meanwhile, communications archives are here.

Mapping

As knowledge maps grow, more details will be posted on this mapping page.

Resources

We're building resource lists for our partners as they engage in various activities with Wikimedia projects and the broader internet. If you have ideas to improve them, feedback is welcome!

• Resources to understand, practice, critique, and teach with Wikipedia
• Resources on open licenses and digital repositories
• Framework for mapping your knowledge
• Edit-a-thon checklist
• Resource for tracking edit-a-thon contributions

History

The Whose Knowledge? campaign was conceived by Anasuya Sengupta over the course of 2015, and co-founded with Siko Bouterse in March 2016. Adele Vrana joined us in November 2017. We bring a unique combination of experiences, skills and approaches to this work: critical feminist scholarship and human rights activism, intersecting with a deep knowledge of internet technologies and online community organizing. Siko has worked with global online communities for over 10 years with an intent to build bridges and empower people to share knowledge. Anasuya has worked in India, the global South, and internationally for over 20 years, leading initiatives to amplify voices 'from the margins'. Adele has led business development and partnerships initiatives to help build a more plural and diverse communities in her native country of Brazil and globally. We met at the Wikimedia Foundation, where we have been supporting individuals and groups aiming to address systemic bias on Wikimedia projects for five years.

In September 2016, the Whose Knowledge? campaign was publicly launched at the Association for Women's Rights in Development (AWID)'s 2016 Forum in Brazil with 5 Wikimujeres(WikiWomen) and nearly 2000 women's human rights defenders. The Wikimujeres delegation was supported by the Wikimedia Foundation. In March 2017, it launched the #VisibleWikiWomen challenge, led by coordinators Mariana Fossati and May Hachem, to bring notable women's pictures onto Wikimedia Commons and Wikipedia.

Timeline and trajectory for our future work

Contact information

• infowhoseknowledge.org
• Whose Knowledge? website
• Whose Knowledge on Twitter

Media

• Open It Up! A Feminist Approach to Knowledge Building in a Digital Age – Take Back the Tech article (November 2017)
• Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Open Research and Open Education – panel exploring Whose Knowledge is Reliable? at OpenCon (November 2017)
• How to Build an Internet With Us, Not For Us – keynote at MozFest (October 2017)
• We're All Connected Now, So Why Is The Internet So White And Western? – Guardian Op-ed (October 2017)
• Panel on centering knowledge from the margins (Wikimania 2017)
  • Azra Causevic speaking on challenges and opportunities of adding queer feminist knowledge from Bosnia online
  • Thenmozhi Soundararajan speaking on challenges and opportunities of adding Dalit knowledge to Wikipedia
  • Stan Rodriguez and Michael Connolly Miskwish speaking on challenges and opportunities of adding Kumeyaay knowledge to Wikipedia
  • Original audio snippet from 2017 "Centering Knowledge from the Margins" panel where Dalit and Native American speakers talk about their interactions with Wikipedia
• Wikimania 2017 Plenary on the Wikimedia Strategic Direction – in which some Whose Knowledge? perspectives are amplified in the strategy conversation (September 2017)
• Is Wikipedia Woke? – a wide-ranging article that looks at diversity and inclusion on Wikipedia, and mentions Whose Knowledge and its approach. (December 2016)
• Reshaping the Internet for Women – GenderIT.org (December 2016)
• Mapping the Feminist Internet: the Whose Knowledge? campaign at the AWID Forum – for GenderIT.org (October 2016)
• Where on the Internet is Your Knowledge? – for the Association of Women's Rights in Development (AWID) 2016 Forum in Brazil (September 2016)

AffCom Resolutions

• Whose Knowledge? September 2016

Participants

1. Siko (talk) 17:56, 10 September 2016 (UTC)
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