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User:Rosiestep/About me

< User:Rosiestep

Usernames

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  • Personal account: Rosiestep

Wikimedia Foundation Board of Trustees

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  • October 23, 2021, Member, Board of Trustees
  • Committees: Chair, Talent & Culture Committee; member, Executive Committee; member, Community Affairs Committee; member, Sibling Projects Task Force.

Affiliates movement

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Committees

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Wikimania
  • 2024, Programs Comm.; Lead, Poster Track. Core team, WikiWomenSummit.
  • 2023, Programs Comm.; Lead, Poster Session. Core team, WikiWomenSummit.
  • 2022, Safety Comm.
  • 2021, Safety Comm.
  • 2019, Scholarship Comm.
  • 2018, Scholarship Comm.
  • 2017, Scholarship Comm.
  • 2016, Scholarship Comm.
  • 2016, Discussion Room Comm.
WikiConference North America
  • 2024, Organizing team; Program Comm. (Indianapolis)
  • 2023, Organizing team; Program Comm. (Toronto Public Library)
  • 2022, Organizing team (virtual)
  • 2021, Organizing team (virtual)
  • 2020, Organizing team (virtual)
  • 2019, Organizing team; Scholarship Comm. (MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts)
  • 2018, Organizing team; Scholarship Comm. (Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio)
  • 2017, Organizing team; Scholarship Comm. (Montreal, Canada)
  • 2016, Co-grantee, organizing team, Scholarship Comm. (San Diego, California)
  • 2015, Scholarship Comm., WikiConference USA (Washington, D.C.)
Other

Grants

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English Wikipedia projects

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Training, trainer

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  • 2018, Co-organizer, Wikibootcamp 2018
  • 2018, Learning Days, WMCON, Berlin
  • 2017, Learning Days, Wikimania, Montreal
  • 2017, Learning Days, WMCON, Berlin
  • 2016, Wikibootcamp 2016
  • 2016, Learning Days, Wikimania, Esino Lario
  • 2016, Learning Days, WMCON, Berlin
  • 2014, Wikibootcamp 2014
  • 2014, AdaCamp, Portland

Facilitator

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  • 2018, "American Woman", with NowThis and Paramount Network, at NeueHouse, Hollywood, California
  • 2018, "According to Wikipedia, Jasenovac...", National Holocaust Month, United Nations, New York City
  • 2017, Wikimedia Movement Strategy, Women's Media Center, Washington DC
  • 2017, Wikimedia Movement Strategy, Smithsonian Institute, Washington DC
  • 2017, Wikipedia + Women in Technology, Cisco, San Jose, California
  • 2017, Wikipedia + Women in Media and Politics, National Democratic Institute, Washington, DC
  • 2017, Wikipedia Day 2017 San Francisco
  • 2016, HerStory, United Nations, New York City
  • 2016, Wikipedia Day 2016 San Francisco, WMF, San Francisco
  • 2016, Art+Feminism edit-a-thon, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
  • 2014, Litquake edit-a-thon, WMF, San Francisco

Awards

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Social media

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Press

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Presentations & panels

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Slidedecks, Posters

Current year

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  • Women in Red in 5 slides: WMF Board of Trustees, New York City.
  • Wikipedia Day 2024 NYC: (a) Moderator, "Bias, AI & Wikipedia: Problems, Progress and Projects Panel"; (b) Lightning Talk, "WWHSD?"

Previous years

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2023
  • WikiConference North America 2023, Toronto: (a) Panel: Board Session with the Trustees; (b) Panel: WikiProject Women in Religion; (c) Workshop: Sister projects: the past, present and glorious future; (d) Lecture: Lessons learned - The on-wiki editing campaigns of Women in Red
  • Wiki Indaba 2023, Agadir, Morocco: (a) Discussion with Board of Trustees ; (b) Discussion with Wikipedia Administrators; (c) Workshop With English Wikipedia Administrators
  • WikiWomenCamp 2023, Delhi, India: (a) WMF Trustees panel (Demystifying the board); (b) Intro to research, gender, and Wikimedia workshop; (c) Research Discovery and Centralization Workshop; (d) Research Community Workshop; (e) Hubs+Research workshop; (f) Research: Learnings, Outcomes, and Feedback.
  • Wikimania 2023 Singapore: (a) WMF Trustees panel; (b) Co-facilitator, with Vanj Padilla, WikiWomenSummit; (c) Lead, Poster Session; (d) "Collaborative on-wiki events planning at Women in Red's Virtual Ideas Cafe", with Lucy and Emma; (e) Workshop: Sister projects: the past, present and glorious future.
  • "Be bold! Exploring Wikipedia’s gender gaps with Wiki Women in Red", at MozFest (online)
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018
  • "Wikipedia’s gender gap, and what would Hari Seldon do about it", at OCLC, Dublin, Ohio (Invited lecture: Distinguished Speaker Series)
  • "Jasenovac... According to Wikipedia" (Keynote), representing Serbia, at the United Nations, New York City, New York
  • "Stirring the pot", Department of Philology, University of Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia
  • "WikiCite & gender diversity visibility" (Plenary speaker), WikiCite conference, Berkeley, California
  • "Advancing Gender Equity", WikiConference North America, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio
  • "Providing inspiration to Wiki Scholars - NARA", Wiki Education Foundation (online)
  • "Providing inspiration to Wikipedia Fellows - Fall 2018 - Women in Science", Wiki Education Foundation (online)

Wikimania, Cape Town, South Africa

    • "Advancing Gender Equity"
    • "Women in Red three year anniversary"
2017
  • "Wikipedia & Civic Engagement", Association of Centers for the Study of Congress Conference, Library of Congress, Washington D.C.
  • "Wikipedia + Women in Technology", Cisco, San Jose, California
  • "David Albala was my grandfather", National Assembly, Belgrade, Serbia
  • "David Albala was my grandfather", panel, The Jubilee Years Conference, Belgrade, Serbia
  • Wikimedia Conference, Berlin, Germany
    • "Consensus-Building in Organizational Development"
    • "Redlists"
  • WikiConference North America, Montreal, Canada
    • "He who writes the history books wins"
    • "Gender Diversity Mapping" (Keynote)
  • Wikimania, Montreal, Canada
    • "Group Consensus-Building"
    • "Making Women Blue"
  • WikiWomenCamp, Mexico City, Mexico
    • "Gender Diversity Mapping" (Plenary speaker)
    • "Be bold on a budget of $0 at Women in Red's Ideas Cafe"
  • "Gender Diversity Mapping" (Plenary speaker), Wiki Diversity Conference, Stockholm, Sweden
  • "He who writes the history books wins", Wikipedia Day conference, Ace Hotel, Los Angeles, California
  • "Wikipedia + Women in Media and Leadership", Women's Media Center, Washington D.C.
2016
  • "How to design & run a successful virtual editathon", GLAM bootcamp, National Archives, Washington D.C.
  • "HERstory", United Nations, New York City, New York
  • WikiConference North America, San Diego Central Public Library, San Diego, California
    • "Content Gender Gap"
    • "How to design and run a successful virtual editathon on a budget of $0",
  • "Make Things Happen" (Keynote), Wiki Diversity Conference, National Archives, Washington D.C.
  • "Content gender gap an international movement", Wikimania, Esino Lario, Italy
  • "How to design a successful virtual editathon", Wikimedia Conference, Berlin, Germany
  • "Perspectives on Wikipedia's Content Gender Gap", Wikipedia Day conference, San Francisco, California
2015
  • "How to edit Wikipedia", AdaCamp, Portland, Oregon
  • "Women it takes a village", WikiConference USA, Washington D.C.
  • "Content Gender Gap, how to improve the coverage of women on Wikipedia", Wikimania, Mexico City, Mexico

Podcasts & videos

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Articles

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Articles created

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Did You Know (DYK?) articles

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  • List of articles I created/co-created/co-improved which appeared at DYK? section of mainpage
  • DYK A-Z country challenge with user:Dr. Blofeld and user:Nvvchar
  • My love of DYK articles: On September 19, 2007, I created the Kallawaya people article. Another editor noticed it, nominated it at DYK, and a few days later, it appeared in the DYK section of the mainpage; it was my first DYK contribution. On September 18, 2013, Goaribari Island appeared in the DYK section; I was the third person (and first woman) to have 1,000 contributions appear at DYK. It was an important achievement for me; here's what I said about it:
Some of you know that I am a cultural anthropologist at heart. I wanted to follow in the footsteps of Margaret Mead and study cultural anthropology at Barnard (my mom's alma mater), like Margaret did. I wanted to travel to Papua New Guinea and do research on its people, like Margaret did. But my dad said 'no' to majoring in anthropology -- he wanted something more practical for my university studies. So now, years later, I get to live the life of an armchair cultural anthropologist, writing articles about Goaribari Island and its cannibals. To all the girls out there with impractical dreams, this article is dedicated to you.

Good articles

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  1.   Kanak people
  2.   Llantwit Major
  3.   Calais
  4.   East Worldham
  5.   West Worldham
  6.   Hilston Park
  7.   Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary
  8.   Mount Jackson (Antarctica)
  9.   Paco de Lucía
  10.   Paris
  11.   Marrakesh
  12.   Badajoz
  13.   Honiara
  14.   Cwm, Llanrothal
  15.   Aalborg
  16.   "Hooray Henry"!
  17.   Skagen
  18.   The Great Ziegfeld
  19.   The Dorchester
  20.   Lågskär
  21.   Mogadishu
  22.   Culture of the Cook Islands
  23.   Althorp
  24.   Port of Skagen
  25.   Odense
  26.   Modesta Avila
  27.   Salta, Cumbria
  28.   Waldorf–Astoria (New York, 1893)
  29.   Larabanga Mosque
  30.   Cortina d'Ampezzo
  31.   Alatskivi Castle
  32.   Varanasi
  33.   Sue Bailey Thurman
  34.   DakshinaChitra
  35.   Newton House, Llandeilo
  36.   Caesars Palace
  37.   Desert Inn
  38.   Eleanor Sophia Smith
  39.   Malouma
  40.   Doris Stevens

GAN reviews

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Favorite quotes

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  • "Try not. Do or do not. There is no try." -Yoda
  • "Act as if what you do makes a difference. It does." -William James[1]
  • "It took me quite a long time to develop a voice and now that I have it, I am not going to be silent" -Madeleine Albright[2]
  • "Never doubt that a small group of committed people can change the world." -Margaret Mead
  • "... it is not women's inferiority that has determined their historical insignificance: it is their historical insignificance that has doomed them to inferiority." -Simone de Beauvoir[3]
  • "WWHSD?" -me

References

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  1. ^ Ricci, Carlo; Pritscher, Conrad P. (2015). Holistic Pedagogy: The Self and Quality Willed Learning. Springer. ISBN 978-3-319-14944-8.
  2. ^ Peck-McClain, Emily; Tyler, Jen; Sullivan, Shannon; Thames, Theresa S.; Boyer, J. Paige (2020). Speaking Truth: Women Raising Their Voices in Prayer. Abingdon Press. ISBN 978-1-5018-9835-8.
  3. ^ Beauvoir, Simone De (1949). Translated by Constance Borde and Sheila Malovany-Chevallier (2009). Introduction by Judith Thurman (2009). (ed.). The Second Sex. Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group. ISBN 978-0-307-81453-1.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: editors list (link)
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