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==History==
  
==History==

Revision as of 03:38, 10 September 2019

WikiConference North America 2019
November 8-11

You're invited! Join Wikipedia and Wikimedia enthusiasts for the annual continental conference.

Submissions
Scholarships


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WikiConference North America is the annual conference of Wikimedia enthusiasts and volunteers in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The 2019 conference will take place in Cambridge, Massachusetts, November 8-11. Join Wikipedia, -media, -data, and -cite enthusiasts for a long weekend of collaboration and discovery.

  • Our main host is the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
  • This year's theme is reliability/incredibility
  • Participation in conference activities includes compliance with our friendly space policy.
  • Scholarships: Submit here by September 20
  • Programming Submissions: Submit here by September 20
  • Registration info: Coming soon!
  • Travel & accommodation info: Coming soon!

Programs & activities

Location
Stata Center, MIT
Address: Building 32, 32 Vassar Street, Cambridge MA, 02139

Walkthrough of the available spaces
View of Stata Center from Vassar street
View of Stata Center from Vassar street
This is a draft; program submissions and scheduling of the main conference + satellite events to be determined.
Dates
November 8 - 11, 2019.
Main conference
  • Keynotes, community presentations, round-table discussions, panels, and lightning talk sessions.
Main session themes to include: credibility and reliability; Flexibility, experimentation, and unreliable draft spaces; news and current events; citations and sourcing
Satellite activities
  • Hackathon + tech demos
  • Our annual Culture Crawl, a day-long event where we collaborate with local museums, libraries, cultural, and metropolitan institutions to host free backstage tours, edit-a-thons, and more. These crawls are a fantastic opportunity for conference attendees to experience the local culture, as well as collaborate with local institutions to improve Wikipedia's coverage of local topics, and to upload new images to Commons.
Keynotes
To be announced

Organization

Contact
EMAIL.png Email us at info@wikiconference.org with any questions!

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Team

To get involved, add your name below!

Partners + Sponsors

Credibility Coalition



Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY



MIT Knowledge Futures Group logo.png

History

Our previous events had unique themes and were located in different cities: New York City (2014), Washington D.C. (2015), San Diego (2016), Montreal (2017), and Columbus, OH (2018).

WikiConference North America User Group was formed in 2016 after that year's conference. It is a recognized Affiliate by the Wikimedia Foundation. The purpose of the User Group is to assure that the experiences gained at one conference are shared with future year conference organizers. The mission of the User Group includes coordinating the planning and hosting of events under our purview. Additionally, the User Group documents best practices and shares lessons learned with other Wikimedia communities planning and hosting conferences and similar events.

  • WCNA 2018, Columbus, OH

  • WCNA 2017, Montreal

  • WCNA 2016, San Diego

  • WCUSA 2015, Washington D.C.

  • WCUSA 2014, New York City

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