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The INVISIBLE online Wikithon was an opportunity to think about who is not represented in accessible online sources - and why.
Moderated by Shubhangi Karmakar, Science Gallery Dublin Youth Advisor, journalist, and global inclusion and access consultant in STEMM and media, the event explored how and why we endeavour to elevate erased voices through open-access media.
To kick off, a Wikipedia-101 session discussed the history, motivations and importance of shaping this collective resource. Following this, viewers were presented with a live edit and step-by-step guide with our experts in real-time. By sharing their knowledge, Rebecca O’Neill of Wikipedia Ireland and Alice White of the Wellcome Collection provided the framework for you to give representation to those you admire on Wikipedia.
The INVISIBLE online Wikithon was an opportunity to think about who is not represented in accessible online sources - and why.
Moderated by Shubhangi Karmakar, Science Gallery Dublin Youth Advisor, journalist, and global inclusion and access consultant in STEMM and media, the event explored how and why we endeavour to elevate erased voices through open-access media.
To kick off, a Wikipedia-101 session discussed the history, motivations and importance of shaping this collective resource. Following this, viewers were presented with a live edit and step-by-step guide with our experts in real-time. By sharing their knowledge, Rebecca O’Neill of Wikipedia Ireland and Alice White of the Wellcome Collection provided the framework for you to give representation to those you admire on Wikipedia.
