Wikipedia:Meetup/AfroCROWD/OSU Black History Month
Oregon State University Black History Month Wikipedia Edit-a-thon with AfroCROWD, Wikimedia Nigeria and Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta: Writing Black History into Wikipedia
[edit]An international Black History Month Wikipedia edit-a-thon with partners Oregon State University, Wikimedia Nigeria, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta and AfroCROWD
When and Where | |
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Date | February 8, 2019 |
Time | 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm |
Address | Autzen Classroom, Second floor of the Oregon State University Valley Library |
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[edit]Further Black History Month Editing with AfroCROWD:
- Schomburg Center Black History Month Wikipedia Edit-a-thon: Black New York History. Saturday, February 16, 2019
OSU Black History Month Edit-a-thon:
[edit]Sign up here through Eventbrite and get an Eventbrite reminder
Already have a Wikipedia Username/ account? Sign up on the Dashboard by clicking here: Oregon State University AfroCROWD Wikipedia Edit-a-thon Event Dashboard
Are you at OSU? Here is your Libguide
Are you a Nigerian with Wikipedia Username ? kindly sign up on our FUNAAB and Wikimedia Nigeri-Wikipedia Event Dashboard
Are you a Nigerian without Wikipedia Username? Kindly click here to sign up: through Eventbrite and get an Eventbrite reminder
How to prepare
[edit]- Bring your laptop: Editing Wikipedia is easier with a keyboard.
- Bring a published source to cite: Suggested books and papers will be available at the event. If you like, bring an academic paper or other reliable source of information to cite, to support your addition to Wikipedia. You will use Wikipedia to distribute information from this source. Try to bring the highest quality most reputable source you can find for the information.
- Create a Wikipedia account, if you do not have one already.
- If you wish, take Wikipedia's own 30-minute online training and tour at The Wikipedia Adventure.
- Social Media: Tweet, like, comment or follow us on social media. Our hashtags for today are #OSUWikiBHM and #AfroCROWD. Our Twitter handle is @AfroCROWDit and on Instagram and Facebook @AfroCROWD.
Event Agenda
[edit]We will open the area for registration at 1:30 PM, with introductions and the primary training session to start at 2:05 PM. We will have a brief time take a group photo at 3:30PM and time to share at 4:15PM. The program will end at 5:00 PM with wrap up to begin 30 minutes before that.
Welcome to the Edit-a-thon!
[edit]Please ask the event organizer for the Wifi Information.
What is Wikipedia?
[edit]Wikipedia is the fifth most visited website on earth (World Economic Forum), and the English language Wikipedia contains nearly 5.5 million articles, more than 40 million worldwide on 265 separate language sites, resulting in 16 billion page views per month.[7] (See the statistics page for more information.)
Our mission for today
[edit]Thanks for coming today and helping make history with the #AfroCROWD initiative to help close the Wikipedia diversity gap on notable people of African Descent. Today's mission: Add at least once sentence or other contribution to Wikipedia about a notable person of African descent or a place or cultural item associated with the the African Diaspora.
Did you achieve today's goal? Tell a wiki coach, and we can help check your edit(s) for you
Let’s begin:
[edit]- Get your account/ create a username: Please don’t use your real name. It should be 6-8 characters. If you need help, please ask a Wikimedia coach
- Add your user name to the Dashboard
- Listen to the training or if you are editing from home or online head here for the basics overview. Head here for a simplified tutorial.
- Browse Editing Ideas below and choose a topic to edit (or if you already have one skip to the next step)
- Edit: in short - (1) click edit (2) add a sentence (3) provide a citation (4) repeat
- Ask for help: Don’t worry about perfection, the Wiki Coaches are here to help you.
Editing contribution types for new Wikipedia editors:
[edit]Is this your very first time? Try this:
- Add a biographical sentence: Start with a name, a birthday, an occupation or title, what they famously did, and (very importantly) a citation to verify your information from a credible source(s).
How to make a citation (bibliographical reference):
[edit]1) First, click on the pencil icon on the right to begin using "Visual Editor". Visual editor makes editing easier - like writing a school paper.
2) In Visual Editor, click on the area you want to add the citation. Then click cite. If you have a website as a source, add the website to the blank area.
If you do not have a website source, click manual and follow the prompts. Then click publish. If you have questions, ask a Wikimedia coach or go to Wikipedia:Tutorial/Citing sources.
3) Then click publish.
Editing Ideas: These have lists of potential articles to create/edit
[edit]- AfroCrowd task list
- Wikipedia:Requested articles
- Wikipedia:WikiProject African diaspora
- Wikipedia:Womeninred by occupation by country
- The Visible Wiki Women Challenge
- Wikipedia:WikiProject:Wiki Loves Women/African feminists
- Wiki Months of African Cinema, part of Wiki Project AfroCine
- Wikipedia:Womeninred by country
- General History of Africa
- New African Magazine 100 Most Influential Africans of 2017 Missing from Wikipedia List
Short articles to improve about the Pacific Northwest
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Susie Revels Cayton | Writer, editor, activist, and leader in the black community in Seattle at the start of the 20th century |
Robin Holmes | Holmes v. Ford |
24th Infantry Regiment | African American unit of soldiers. Add information about their service in the Vancouver area at the turn of the century |
Beatrice Morrow Cannady | Oregon Civil Rights Advocate |
James D. Saules | Sailor shipwrecked off the coast of Oregon in 1841 |
Avel Gordly | First African American woman elected to Oregon State Senate |
DeNorval Unthank | Oregon Civil Rights Advocate |
Vanport Flood | Flood in the Portland area effecting the predominantly African American community |
Robert E. Lee Folkes | Wrongly convicted of murder and executed in 1945 |
Urban League of Portland | Established in 1945, the Urban League of Portland is one of the oldest African American service, civil rights and advocacy organizations in the area. |
Albina District | Add information about African American History. Wikipedia page on Albina city. |
Albina riot of 1967 | The 1967 Albina Riot occurred in Portland, Oregon during a year when other cities were experiences similar civil right demonstrations and urban unrest. |
Jacob Vanderpool | Victim of Oregon's 19th century black exclusion laws |
Lizzie Weeks | Activist and first African American female social worker in Multnomah County. |
List of Nigerian Americans courtesy from our partners at Wikimedia Nigeria
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- Yahya Abdul-Mateen II
- Victor Abiamiri
- Sola Abolaji
- Emmanuel Acho
- Sam Acho
- Adaora
- Adunni Ade
- Nola Adé
- Simidele Adeagbo
- Bam Adebayo
- Jordan Adebayo-Smith
- Tunde Adebimpe
- Titilayo Adedokun
- Debo Adegbile
- Jimmy Adegoke
- Sam Adegoke
- Kenny Adeleke
- Ryan Adeleye
- Jovan Adepo
- Kenny Adeshigbin
- Ilesanmi Adesida
- Emmanuel Adewole
- Tomi Adeyemi
- Seun Adigun
- Uzo Aduba
- Zaina Agoro
- Carlton Agudosi
- John O. Agwunobi
- Maverick Ahanmisi
- Chidi Ahanotu
- Adesuwa Aighewi
- Jackie Aina
- Chris Aire
- Sade Aiyeku
- Victor Aiyewa
- Daniel Ajayi-Adeniran
- Jay Ajayi
- Chief Temitope Ajayi
- Seyi Ajirotutu
- Benjamin Akande
- Ola Akinboboye
- Gbenga Akinnagbe
- Ayo Akinola
- Morolake Akinosun
- Omowale Akintunde
- Akintunde Akinwande
- Deji Akinwande
- Chris Akinyemi
- Mobolaji Akiode
- Josh Akognon
- Andre Akpan
- Anthony Alabi
- Celestina Aladekoba
- Josh Aladenoye
- Fatai Alashe
- Joanne Aluka
- Quincy Amarikwa
- Al-Farouq Aminu
- Alade Aminu
- Chino Amobi
- Jonathan Amon
- Prince Amukamara
- Aloysius Anagonye
- Jalil Anibaba
- Ike Anigbogu
- Chris Anokute
- O. D. Anosike
- BeeJay Anya
- Aone Beats
- Koko Archibong
- Gboly Ariyibi
- Devin Aromashodu
- K. C. Asiodu
- Regina Askia-Williams
- Nnamdi Asomugha
- Francis Awe
- Chidobe Awuzie
- Brendon Ayanbadejo
- Obafemi Ayanbadejo
- Kayode Ayeni
- Akin Ayodele
- Remi Ayodele
- Adejoke Ayoola
- Ike Azotam
- Kelenna Azubuike
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[edit]- Onyeka Ibe
- Sebastien Ibeagha
- Buchie Ibeh
- Ekene Ibekwe
- Ify Ibekwe
- Kingsley Uyi Idehen
- Osas Ighodaro
- Andre Iguodala
- Chioma Igwe
- James Ihedigbo
- Ugo Ihemelu
- Carl Ihenacho
- Duke Ihenacho
- Ben Ijalana
- Bassey Ikpi
- Eme Ikwuakor
- Ilacoin
- George Iloka
- Annie Ilonzeh
- Uzodinma Iweala
- Kenny Iwebema
- Bobby Iwuchukwu
- Brian Iwuh
- Jesse Iwuji
- Chidi Iwuoma
- Joel Iyiegbuniwe
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[edit]Relevant videos and other media
[edit]- Introduction to the AfroCROWD Wikimedia Initiative
- Introduction to Wikipedia Editing
- Creating and Editing Wikipedia Articles
- Adding Citations to Wikipedia
Optional:
More useful resources
[edit]- Learning tools
- Wiki Tribune
- Wiki Tribune main page
- Today's Newsathon Stream on Facebook page: [1]
- Today's Newsathon on Slack: [2]
Attendance
[edit]SIGN UP by clicking here: Oregon State University AfroCROWD Wikipedia Edit-a-thon Event Dashboard
[edit]Or Add your Username here if you have one by clicking edit source and adding 4 of these squiggly lines below: ~
[edit]- Bridges2Information (talk) 22:02, 22 January 2019 (UTC)
- I live in Portland and hope to contribute and monitor article updates remotely. ---Another Believer (Talk) 20:43, 6 February 2019 (UTC)
- I've made some small improvements to Albina Riot of 1967, Urban League of Portland, Robert E. Lee Folkes, National Urban League, Monét X Change, William Tebeau, Yaa Gyasi, and Mabel Byrd, among other articles. I've also been adding Template:OSU Black History Month 2019 to appropriate talk pages. ---Another Believer (Talk) 20:40, 8 February 2019 (UTC)
Partners
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Wikimedia User Group Nigeria
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The AfroCROWD User Group