SAGE Publishing: Women Social and Behavioral Scientists Edit-a-thon presented with support from
Wikimedia DC
When
- March 8, 2023
Registration
- This is a private event.
Event Dashboard
Safe Space Policy
editPresentation
editSign in: Outreach Dashboard
editStep 1: Go to the Dashboard
Step 2:
- Have a Wikipedia username? Select 'Log-in with Wikipedia'.
- Don't have a username? Select 'Sign-up with Wikipedia'
Note: You can also create a username in Wikipedia (top right of this page or any article). If creating one there, be sure to return to the dashboard to sign-in there as well. Your Wikipedia username can be used to log-in across Wikimedia projects.
Instructions
editGoal 1. Create drafts of new Wikipedia articles. Move articles from draft form to Wikipedia main space when ready.
- Choose an article you want to edit or create from the list below
- Reserve the article you want to edit or create in this Google Sheet.
- Return to this page and select the red link to open a blank page
- Select Create, not Create source (top right). This may happen automatically.
- Start writing and cite sources from this event page. They are the hyperlinked numbers below. You may also use verifiable secondary sources you've found on your own.
- Tip: Be sure to add a header titled 'References' at the bottom of the page before you begin.
- Publish as you go (blue button, top right)
- Select 'Edit' to re-open the draft and keep working
- Once you are pleased with the article, publish one last time.
- Select the 'More' button (top right next to View History). Note: This button may not be visible to new editors. Ariel can deactivate this restriction. Be sure to sign in to the Dashboard so she has your username. It is needed to give these extra permissions.
- Open the 'New title' drop down menu.
- Change Draft to (Article). You may need to scroll up to find it.
- Select the blue 'Move' button
Goal 2: Edit existing articles
- Choose an article you want to edit or create from the list below
- Reserve the article you want to edit or create in this Google Sheet.
- Return to this page and select a blue link to open an existing article
- Select 'edit'.
- Make changes, add content, etc.
- Publish as you go
Articles to create
editDon't forget to reserve the article you want to edit or create in this Google Sheet.
Use the hyperlinked numbers next to these names as references when appropriate. You can also find additional sources in the [this Google Sheet Google sheet]
- Draft:Haya Al-Dajani
- Draft:Dilanthi Amaratunga[1][2][3]
- Draft:Maxine Atkinson[4][5]
- Draft:Jeanne Ballantine[6][7]
- Draft:Christine Barbour[8][9]
- Draft:Kristin A. Bates[10][11]
- Draft:Talya Bauer[12]
- Draft:Christine Beckman[13][14]
- Draft:Ella Bell Smith[15][16]
- Draft:Angela Bies[17][18]
- Draft:Lori Bindig Yousman[19]
- Draft:Jaimie Bleck[20]
- Draft:Andrea Boggild
- Draft:Wendy Bracewell[21][22]
- Draft:Adelina Broadbridge
- Draft:Candida Brush[23][24][25]
- Draft:Sarah S. Bush[26][27][28]
- Draft:Allison Carey[29][30]
- Draft:Joyce Chang
- Draft:JoAnn Chirico[31]
- Draft:Anita H Clayton[32][33]
- Draft:Krisstal D. Clayton[34][35]
- Draft:Alexandra D'Arcy[36][37][38]
- Draft:Leah Daigle[39]
- Draft:Sarah Dayne
- Draft:Adele Diederich[40][41]
- Draft:Laura Desfor Edles[42][43]
- Draft:Abby Ferber
- Draft:Lorrie Frasure[44]
- Draft:Cynthia A. Galemore
- Draft:Kathleen Galotti[45]
- Draft:Britta Gammelgaard[46]
- Draft:Heather Getha-Taylor[47][48]
- Draft:Michelle A. Gibson[49]
- Draft:Wind Goodfriend[50][51][52][53]
- Draft:Sally M. Hage[54]
- Draft:Catherine E. Harnois[55]
- Draft:Jenine Harris[56][57]
- Draft:Jean Helms Mills[58]
- Draft:Colette Henry[[59]]
- Draft:Sabrina Horn
- Draft:Tasha R. Howe[60][61][62]
- Draft:Hortencia Jiménez[63][64][65][66]
- Draft:Kristin Kenneavy[67]
- Draft:Silvia Knobloch-Westerwick[68][69]
- Draft:Tine Köhler[70]
- Draft:Kelly Kollman[71]
- Draft:Kathleen Odell Korgen[72]
- Draft:Tara L Kuther[73]
- Draft:Valerie R. Leiter[74]
- Draft:Anna Leon-Guerrero[75][76]
- Draft:Leah Lievrouw[77]
- Draft:Ann Lopez[78][79]
- Draft:Elizabeth Sphiwe Madiba
- Draft:Stacy L. Mallicoat[80][81]
- Draft:Gillian Teresa Manthorpe
- Draft:Cathy Marcum[82]
- Draft:Ana M. Martínez Alemán[83]
- Draft:Dawn M McBride[84][85]
- Draft:Kathleen McPaul[86]
- Draft:Deborah T. Meem[87]
- Draft:Cheryl Merzel[88][89][90]
- Draft:Leslie A. Miller (psychologist)
- Draft:Celeste Montoya[91][92]
- Draft:Lisa R. Muftic[93][94]
- Draft:Chava Frankfort Nachmias
- Draft:Helle Neegaard[95]
- Draft:Stephanie Newbold[96][97]
- Draft:Stella M. Nkomo[98][99][100]
- Draft:Emma R. Norman
- Draft:Jodi O'Brien[101][102][103][104][105]
- Draft:Victoria O'Donnell[106]
- Draft:Jennifer Pan (professor)[107][108]
- Draft:Tina G. Patel[109][110]
- Draft:Martha Pelaez[111]
- Draft:Nancy Poole[112]
- Draft:Jennifer Pribble[113][114]
- Draft:H. Lorraine Radke[115]
- Draft:Dahlia K. Remler
- Draft:Callie Rennison[116][117]
- Draft:Claire M. Renzetti[118]
- Draft:Julie Robison[119]
- Draft:Deondra Rose[120][121]
- Draft:Sandra Rosenbloom
- Draft:Georganne Rundblad[122]
- Draft:Catherine A. Sanderson[123][124]
- Draft:Abby Sandler
- Draft:Teresa Scandura[125]
- Draft:Lisa Schurer Lambert
- Draft:Patricia Sias[126]
- Draft:Sarah Soule[127][128]
- Draft:Jessica Sowa[129]
- Draft:Andi Stepnick[130]
- Draft:Pearl Subban[131][132]
- Draft:Anita Thomas[133][134][135]
- Draft:Martine Topic[136]
- Draft:Toni-Michelle Travis[137]
- Draft:Tiina Urv[138]
- Draft:Catherine G. Valentine[139][140]
- Draft:Renee Van Vechten[141]
- Draft:Beverly J. Vandiver[142][143]
- Draft:Maria J. Villasenor
- Draft:Marcela Votruba
- Draft:Kemba Walden -- cybersecurity attorney now in White House role (commons:Category:Kemba_Walden, [144], [145], [146], [147])
- Draft:Louise Warwick-Booth[148][149]
- Draft:Ashley Whillans[150][151]
- Draft:Susan Wilner Golden[152][153][154]
- Draft:Jamie Winders[155][156]
- Draft:Jacqueline Wolf[157]
- Draft:Susan Wortmann[158]
Add title in parenthesis to each of these, i.e. Jane Smith (scientist). Mainspace articles or disambiguation pages with the names already exist.
Existing articles to edit
editDon't forget to reserve the article you want to edit or create in this Google Sheet.
Outcomes
editDrafts started
- Draft:Adelina_Broadbridge
- Draft:Alexandra D'Arcy
- Draft:Anita H Clayton
- Draft:Anita Thomas
- Draft:Ashley Whillans
- Draft:Ayelet Fishbach
- Draft:Britta Gammelgaard
- Draft:Callie Rennison
- Draft:Christine Beckman
- Draft:Claire M. Renzetti
- Draft:Colette Henry
- Draft:Dahlia K. Remler
- Draft:Deondra Rose
- Draft:Frances Henry
- Draft:Gritt B. Nielsen
- Draft:Helle Neegaard
- Draft:Jeanne Ballantine
- Draft:Jenine Harris
- Draft:Jennifer Pan (professor)
- Draft:Jennifer Pribble
- Draft:Jessica Sowa
- Draft:Kristin A. Bates
- Draft:Leah Daigle
- Draft:Sally M. Hage
- Draft:Sarah S. Bush
- Draft:Sarah Soule
- Draft:Susan Wortmann
- Draft:Talya Bauer
- Draft:Tasha R. Howe
- Draft:Teresa Scandura
- Draft:Tine_Köhler
- Draft:Tina G. Patel
- Draft:Gillian Teresa Manthorpe
- Draft:Helle Neegaard
- Draft:Maxine Atkinson
- Draft:Jaimie Bleck
- Draft:Claire M. Renzetti
- Draft:Deondra Rose
- Draft:Lisa Schurer Lambert
Mainspace articles created
Existing articles edited
- Alice Rivlin
- Amy B. Jordan (media investigator)
- Carol Anderson
- Diane Ravitch
- Dilanthi Amaratunga
- Dolores Albarracín
- Emerald Group_Publishing
- Ignatz Awards
- Intel
- Jennifer Richeson
- Joanne Belknap
- Linda Aiken
- Mahzarin Banaji
- Nicole Brown Simpson
- Public Personnel Management
- Roxane Turcotte
- Susan J. Ferguson
- Catherine E. Harnois
Commons uploads
Wikidata items edited
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