Wikipedia:Edit-a-thon/Whose Knowledge image campaign

The Wikimedia Tunisian Usergroup will host an online edit-a-thon focusing on important but underrepresented Tunisian women. from 25 March 2pm – to 31 March 4:00 pm.

#VisibleWikiWomen challenge

The Whose Knowledge organisation have lunched a new campaign! to increase visibility of women on Internet, It is estimated that less than 20% of Wikipedia articles of important women have pictures. Tunisian women are a fraction of that number. Since Wikipedia is the 5th most visited website in the world, gaps in Wikipedia have a big impact on the broader internet. Women’s knowledge and contributions to the world are invisible, let's make women more visible online!

Uploading photos

• Where to find them.
• Dos and Donts
• Asking an artist for images.

Photo story contest

As part of the #VisibleWikiWomen Challenge, Who's Knowledge is running a story contest! The aim of this contest is to share the stories behind the images of #VisibleWomenWomen. click here for details

How can I contribute?

1. Take pictures at public events in which notable women will be present, like conferences, live shows, etc.,
2. Communicate with photographers who may be able to donate images they've already taken of female public figures,
3. Search public domain pictures (the pictures whose license dropped as their owners passed away before 50+ or 70+ years, depending on the country),
4. Gather pictures from institutions and archives,
5. Create illustrations portraying remarkable women who may not have any images available under free license,
6. Once you have an image with the proper license, upload it to Commons with the VisibleWikiWomen Category
7. Categorize images in Commons and give them better descriptions,
8. Add the images to Wikipedia articles, Wikidata items, Wikiquote and other sister projects,
9. Write and translate articles about the portrayed women who do not yet have them, in your language,

Outcomes

When you upload an image in Commons , please add the category VisibleWikiWomen.

• 
  Asma Mansour
• 
  Jamila Mejri
• 
  Leila Chebbi
• 
  Leila Chebbi
• 
  Nedra Lamloum
• 
  Ahlem Nasrawi
• 
  Hassiba Rochdi
• 
  Radhia Haddad
• 
  Insaf Yahyaoui (journalist)
• 
  Gladys Adda
• 
  Zakia Bey
• 
  Zoubeida Amira
• 
  Saima Sammoud
• 
  Jamila Arrabi
• 
  Asma Belkhodja

Article or photo wishlist

You can check those articles

• Category:Tunisian women by occupation and/or additional articles in the same category in other languages

• مشروع ويكي المرأة/مقالات غير موجودة (تونسيات)

• Catégorie:Personnalité féminine tunisienne

Participants

Please feel free to add your name to the list

1. Meriem Mach (talk) 11:17, 25 March 2018 (UTC)
2. Moumou82 (talk) 11:45, 25 March 2018 (UTC)
3. Sami Mlouhi (talk) 12:58, 25 March 2018 (UTC)