Wikipedia:Meetup/NYC/Wiki Loves Pride 2017

Wiki Loves Pride 2017
Wikipedia Edit-a-thon

Organized with Wikimedia LGBT+
When and Where
Date	June 22, 2017
Time	6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Address	MoMA Library Lewis B. and Dorothy Cullman Education and Research Building Museum of Modern Art 4 West 54th Street
City, State	New York City, New York 10019

2017 editors

2016 event, it wasn't all at the keyboard

Artist at library of MoMA

The Wiki Loves Pride Edit-a-thon NYC will be held Thursday June 22, 2017 at the Museum of Modern Art.

Themes for this event include art related to HIV/AIDS activism and on LGBT+ artists of the African Diaspora as part of the Black Lunch Table project.

This is the third annual Wiki Loves Pride editathon at MoMA - see 2015 edition and 2016 edition.

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Event details

All are invited, with no specialized knowledge of the subject or Wikipedia editing experience required. Please bring your laptop and power cord; we will provide research resources, WiFi, and a list of suggested topics.

• Date: Thursday, June 22, 2017
• Time: 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
• Location: MoMA Library, located in the Lewis B. and Dorothy Cullman Education and Research Building at 4 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019 40.761484°N 73.977664°W / 40.761484; -73.977664

• Please note that this entrance is 1 block north of the main 53rd Street entrance, closer to 5th Avenue

• Subway: or to Fifth Avenue / 53rd Street
• Bus: M1, M2, M3, M4, M5, M7, M10, M20, M50, M104 buses
• What to bring: A laptop. We will help you access the museum's wireless network

Tasks

Main page: Wikipedia:Wiki Loves Pride/Tasks

• Black Lunch Table has a subsection for Wiki Loves Pride of possible articles to improve or create.
• The Tasks page has a sampling of possible articles to create or improve, among other tasks to consider.
• A focus on underrepresented artists and art from the Wiki Loves Pride list, plus any other topics of interest to event participants.
• Source of existing bio articles to develop further: Category:LGBT artists

1. Niv Acosta
2. Ajamu X
3. BaadAsssss Cinema
4. Alvin Baltrop
5. Africa's Out!
6. Richmond Barthe
7. Suhaly Bautista-Carolina
8. Monstah Black
9. Mark Bradford
10. Marc Brandenburg (artist)
11. Michelle Marie Charles
12. Duane Cramer
13. Damien Davis
14. Ulrick Desert
15. Kimberly Drew
16. Cheryl Dunye
17. Nekisha Durrett
18. NIC Kay
19. Rotimi Fani-Kayode
20. Brendan Fernandes
21. Lola Flash
22. Cacy Forgenie
23. Frantz Fanon: Black Skin, White Mask(film by Isaac Julien)
24. Looking for Langston
25. Lyle Ashton Harris
26. Thomas Allen Harris
27. Carrie Hawks
28. EJ Hill
29. Reagan Holiday
30. Juliana Huxtable
31. Texas Isaiah
32. Derek Jackson
33. E. Jane
34. Affrekka Jefferson
35. Sharmar Johnson
36. Isaac Julien
37. Kia Labeija
38. Babirye Leilah
39. Jamal T. Lewis
40. Kalup Linzy
41. Steve Locke
42. Marcelo Maia
43. Tiona Nekkia McClodden
44. Troy Michie
45. Devin N. Morris
46. Elizabeth Mputu
47. Zanele Muholi
48. Rashaad Newsome
49. Mikael Owunna
50. Marlon Riggs
51. Sur Rodney (Sur)
52. rukus! Federation
53. Rafia Santana
54. Jacolby Satterwhite
55. Paul Mpagi Sepuya
56. Shikeith
57. Devan Shimoyama
58. Alexandria Smith
59. Sable Elyse Smith
60. Ceaphas Stubbs
61. Mickalene Thomas
62. Tongues Untied
63. Adejoke Tugbiyele
64. Derrick Woods-Morrow
65. The Very Black Project
66. Kehinde Wiley
67. Geo Wyeth
68. Young Soul Rebels

Resources

• Etherpad: BlackLunchTable - live doc to keep track of what we are all working on

• New York Public Library Gay and Lesbian Collections – AIDS/HIV Collections
• Rainbow History Project
• Washington Post Historical Database

MoMA

• MoMA Library
  • DADABASE - online catalog, includes links to subscription databases you can use on site, such as Jstor, Art Full Text, Dissertation Full Text, and more.
• MoMA Collection
• MoMA Archives

Support

Organizations supporting Wikipedia LGBT+ outreach in New York City and providing Wikipedia support for this event include the following:

• 
  Museum of Modern Art
• 
  Wikimedia New York City
• 
  Wikimedia LGBT+
• 
  thebody.com
• 
  La Guardia and Wagner Archives
• 
  AfroCROWD
• 
  Black Lunch Table
• 
  Art + Feminism

• Thanks MoMA for hosting the event!
• Thanks Wiki NYC for presenting the event!
• Thanks Wikimedia LGBT+ for managing the global Wiki Loves Pride 2017 campaign!
• Thanks thebody.com for publicizing the event to local people and LGBT+ organizations!
• Thanks La Guardia and Wagner Archives for bringing in researchers from the Ed Koch Collection research project!
• Thanks AfroCROWD for inviting your community of Wikipedia editors!
• Thanks Black Lunch Table for inviting your community of Wikipedia editors!
• Thanks Art + Feminism for helping to organize art-related Wikipedia events in NYC and beyond!

Developing Wikipedia is a collaborative effort. Thanks to everyone who contributes to the success of this and other programs.

External links

• Wiki Loves Pride
• Wiki Loves Pride 2017
• Wikimedia LGBT/Portal
• The Museum of Modern Art
• MoMA GLAM
• Wikipedia Meetup - NYC (main events page)
• Wikimedia New York City
• Meetup.com event
• Free Culture Alliance NYC

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Remote attendees

1. Dilettante Army (talk)

Likely attendees

1. 38.125.33.54 (talk)
2. Aasinalien (talk)
3. Armille6 (talk)
4. Babzybee (talk)
5. Bearian (talk)
6. Becksguy (talk)
7. BlaueBlüte (talk)
8. Bluerasberry (talk)
9. Cityswimmer (talk)
10. DGG (talk)
11. Fdelahaye (talk)
12. Haleyparsa (talk)
13. Heathart (talk)
14. Itsmikki (talk)
15. Jim.henderson (talk)
16. Julieanadel (talk)
17. Lalalalena (talk)
18. Megs (talk)
19. Minnok (talk)
20. Mozucat (talk)
21. Nwhysel (talk)
22. Pharos (talk)
23. Radical manitas (talk)
24. RKuan (talk)
25. Roman Spinner (talk)
26. RonGray06 (talk)
27. Shanluan (talk)
28. Sidepocket (talk)
29. Theredproject (talk)
30. Uncletilty (talk)
31. Vizzylane (talk)
32. Volt4ire (talk)

Outcomes

Articles created

1. Batty boys – redirect
2. Carrie Hawks
3. Frantz Fanon: Black Skin, White Mask
4. Lola Flash
5. Rashaad Newsome
6. Silence=Death Project

Articles improved

1. Ajamu X
2. Alvin Baltrop
3. BaadAsssss Cinema
4. Brendan Fernandes - added image
5. Cheryl Dunye
6. EJ Hill
7. Handkerchief code
8. History of gay men in the United States
9. Isaac Julien
10. Jacolby Satterwhite
11. Juliana Huxtable
12. Kalup Linzy
13. Kehinde Wiley
14. Kimberly Drew - added image
15. Lyle Ashton Harris
16. Mark Bradford
17. Marlon Riggs
18. Paul Mpagi Sepuya
19. Sheila Pepe - added influences
20. Steve Locke
21. Teodoro Maniaci
22. Young Soul Rebels
23. Young Soul Rebels Grammatical reworking
24. Zanele Muholi

Sandboxes

1. Troy Michie

Gallery

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  Wiki Loves Pride with Black Lunch Table + WikiNYC @ MoMA Library focusing on LGBTQ visual artists of the African diaspora.
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  Wiki Loves Pride with Black Lunch Table + WikiNYC @ MoMA Library focusing on LGBTQ visual artists of the African diaspora.
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  Wiki Loves Pride with Black Lunch Table + WikiNYC @ MoMA Library focusing on LGBTQ visual artists of the African diaspora.
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  Wiki Loves Pride with Black Lunch Table + WikiNYC @ MoMA Library focusing on LGBTQ visual artists of the African diaspora.
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  Wiki Loves Pride with Black Lunch Table + WikiNYC @ MoMA Library focusing on LGBTQ visual artists of the African diaspora.
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  Wiki Loves Pride with Black Lunch Table + WikiNYC @ MoMA Library focusing on LGBTQ visual artists of the African diaspora.
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  Wiki Loves Pride with Black Lunch Table + WikiNYC @ MoMA Library focusing on LGBTQ visual artists of the African diaspora.
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  Wiki Loves Pride with Black Lunch Table + WikiNYC @ MoMA Library focusing on LGBTQ visual artists of the African diaspora.
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  Wiki Loves Pride with Black Lunch Table + WikiNYC @ MoMA Library focusing on LGBTQ visual artists of the African diaspora.
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  Wiki Loves Pride with Black Lunch Table + WikiNYC @ MoMA Library focusing on LGBTQ visual artists of the African diaspora.
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  Wiki Loves Pride with Black Lunch Table + WikiNYC @ MoMA Library focusing on LGBTQ visual artists of the African diaspora.