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English: Poster for Art+Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon on Women in Design. The edit-a-thon was hosted by Archives/KMC, National Institute of Design as part of Archives Summer Lab under the Art+Feminism campaign 2022. Women in Design aims to create and improve articles about all marginalized genders involved in the design world. The edit-a-thon dates are from 5th August 2022 to 12th August 2022. |
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| Author | Erahkhsuya |
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