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VisibleWikiWomen

#VisibleWikiWomen 2022

Welcome to the #VisibleWikiWomen campaign 2022! In the 5th year of the campaign, we and our partners invite you to occupy the digital space, creating, sharing, and uploading open-licensed images of marginalized women and non-binary folks to Wikimedia Commons. Let’s combat online invisibility by creating a shared and collective feminist memory that gives us hope and healing!

State of the Internet’s Languages

On 23 February 2022 (just after the International Mother Language day), we launched the first ever State of the Internet’s Languages Report, together with our research partners at the Centre for Internet and Society (CIS) and Oxford Internet Institute (OII). This report includes a baseline research with both numbers and stories, mapping some of the ways in which languages are represented online, while taking into account a variety of perspectives and contexts.

The Whose Knowledge? Journey: looking back at 2021

In 2021, we celebrated five years as a campaign and a feminist collective, welcomed more members to our (small but mighty) team, and helped launch the first dedicated fund for feminist tech in and for the Global South. In this blog post, we offer you a glimpse of some of our milestones in 2021. 

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