WhoseKnowledge?

@WhoseKnowledge

Centering the knowledges of marginalised communities from around the world. Re-imagining the internet to be for and from us all.

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    2. jun. 2020

    (1/5) We are an anti-racist organization. Today, as everyday, we stand in solidarity with our Black communities and friends everywhere. We ask everyone else to reflect: what does it mean to be actively anti-racist, rather than passively non-racist? Share your practices with us.

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  2. 21. jul.

    Read more about our milestones and celebrations for 2021 and our efforts for in our newsletter. ✨ Haven't you signed up yet? Subscribe here:

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  3. 21. jul.

    We also take a moment to celebrate our growing team, and the funding that still values our work and sees its importance as the world navigates a new normal. We are honored to announce that Whose Knowledge? is now a grantee of the . 🎉

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  4. 21. jul.

    In our upcoming initiative , we celebrate the radical possibilities that emerge from indigenous perspectives against the climate crisis. Together with activists, scholars, and policymakers, we will share our knowledges and co-design policies and projects.

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  5. 21. jul.

    As we move ahead in creating , we don't shy away from hard conversations. We have spoken up in academia and the media about knowledge and power inequities and their impacts on the minoritized majorities of the world.

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  6. 21. jul.

    We started 2021 by living our resistance and liberation through our , this year's theme in the campaign. In the end, our path was full of dazzling images of women from all over the globe and meaningful collective learning experiences.

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  7. 21. jul.

    We are tempted to keep going, moving on to the next task in a list, doing our feminist, anti-colonial, anti-racist work. Yet we celebrate what we — hand in hand with our friends, allies & communities — have done and our chance to turn our dreams into glaring initiatives. ✨🙌🏾

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  8. 21. jul.

    🧵Seven months into 2021, our communities continue to face the hurdles imposed by Covid-19. And we know there is a lot more to be done in our work. In our latest newsletter, we have an invitation: a pause to celebrate what we have achieved and plan for radically new realities 👇

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    14. jul.

    Wikimania is the Wikimedia movement’s annual conference celebrating the free knowledge projects made possible by volunteers around the world. For the first time ever, will be all virtual, happening this August 13 - 17! RSVP:

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    14. jul.

    2021Campaign by comes to a beautiful end. Here's all that happened👇

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    14. jul.

    Yesss! 🙌 congrats to , & Justina Aina for their work on 2021! It's been so fun & illuminating to practice feminist wiki edits w/WhoseKnowledge? via Narratives Lab this year!

    We're closing 2021! Together with our partners we brought +1700 images to Commons & illustrated pages in 38 languages. 🎉🙌🏾 Read our closing blog post where five advocates for women's visibility tell the story of this year's campaign.
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    13. jul.

    I am honored to be part of the five advocates in such an important campaign. is a critical initiative to continue highlighting the work of women around the world.

    We're closing 2021! Together with our partners we brought +1700 images to Commons & illustrated pages in 38 languages. 🎉🙌🏾 Read our closing blog post where five advocates for women's visibility tell the story of this year's campaign.
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  13. 14. jul.

    Our friends celebrate the launch of their inaugural research report on reliable sources & marginalized communities on Wikipedia 🎉 Sign up for the event on July 21st 👇🏾

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  14. 13. jul.

    We're closing 2021! Together with our partners we brought +1700 images to Commons & illustrated pages in 38 languages. 🎉🙌🏾 Read our closing blog post where five advocates for women's visibility tell the story of this year's campaign.

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    10. jul.

    Another wonderful thread on how the west-oriented HE system is debunk as much as it is precarious and how decolonization is essential and urgent!

    What we value as academics vs how academic work is evaluated by various stakeholders in politics/media/outside of HigherEd has been a clear undercurrent in . One problem I've talked about before is the criterion of 'innovation'. Some more thoughts: THREAD 🧵1/25
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  16. 5. jul.

    Em comemoração aos 20 anos da em português, nossa co-diretora participou de um painel organizado pela . Ela conversou com voluntários sobre a edição de artigos e sobre as relações étnico-raciais na plataforma. 👇🏾

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  17. 5. jul.

    Thank you ! 🙏🏾 (And yes, we're big fans of 's over here ❤️)

    TIL about and I think you should, too. Reading ’s Distributed Blackness last night made me think about the presumed neutrality but default whiteness of the Internet. This seems like a terrific effort to address that.
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  18. 4. jul.

    We couldn't agree more with . 👇🏾 (For a glimpse into what we're learning with extraordinary Indigenous women leaders, see )

    Something I’m trying to impress upon settlers is that, given their shallow (hundred-odd year) connection to place versus Indigenous (millennia-deep) relations to place, we need settler scientists to sit back and listen when we say repair is actually possible in our lifetimes.
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  19. 2. jul.

    Listen to Sengupta - Whose Knowledge? Co - founder and longtime Wikipedian sharing tough love on how we can act to change this status quo and make Wikipedia and the Wikimedia movement more powerful and relevant for the world in this interview with

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  20. 2. jul.

    Only 20% of the world (primarily white male editors from North America and Europe) edits 80% of Wikipedia currently, and only 1 in 10 of the editors is female. The result is that there are more articles written about Antarctica than about most countries in Africa.

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  21. 2. jul.

    Public, online knowledge looks as it does because the majority of the internet’s users are not its producers.

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