Wikipedia:Meetup/Wellington 3

Date: Sunday, 21 October, 2018
Time: 10:30 am (brunchtime)
Location: Loretta Cafe, 181 Cuba St, Wellington

Venue

Loretta is a nice cafe with good WiFi. We'll be there from 10.30, hopefully down the back.

The NZ Wikipedian at Large will be based in Wellington October 2018 – March 2019, so there will be regular meetups over summer. Sign up to the NZ Wikipedia mailing list or join the Wikipedia New Zealand Facebook group to be kept informed. Also see Wikipedia:New Zealand Wikipedians' notice board for discussion relevant to New Zealand Wikipedians.

Sorry but I have moved, I will be living in London for the next couple years. — Insertcleverphrasehere ^{(or here)} 15:53, 9 October 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Update on the NZ Wikipedian at Large project
Feedback on the four Edit for Equity workshops: organisation, follow-up projects, what new Wikipedians wold like in terms of training and support.
Planning for more summer events, and volunteers solicited to help coordinate future meetups

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Lots discussed!

Wiki Loves Wine Weekend: use Martinborough as a test case; this could grow into a roving Wikipedian touring the vineyards of NZ and improving NZ wine content – a dream job. We should approach NZ Winegrowers for a grant…
All Royal Society Te Apairangi awards and prizes should be in Wikidata, with an ORCID ID for each winner, and photos taken on the spot.
DOC threatened species categories: each TCS report should have a DOI, and be in Wikidata so it can be cited more easily. We should create a TCS Wikidata property too.
Artists: run a workshop for artists/gallery directors/gallery volunteers on how to get NZ artists into Wikipedia. Advertise through The Big Idea.
Turnbull: Get them into #1lib1ref, pitting library against library – perhaps Turnbull against the Victoria State Library, or VUW against Vic. Ask ALex Stinson for advice.
Ministry for Culture and Heritage: what's happening with the Dictionary of NZ Biography? And Te Ara?
An edit-a-thon for NZ female professors, to build on Stuart's work? Ask the Royal Society or NZ Association of Scientists to support?
Wikipedia articles about the Stout family: a PM, the first female Dean of Science, etc.
She Shears is a movie: could that team get behind a Wikipedia event to support female shearers (see Kerri-Jo Te Huia and what User:Kate.aotearoa did at WP:E4E1)
We also had a demo of Commons CropTool