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The group photo of Wikimania 2018

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Theme

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Session Identifiers
- Plenary session	- Ideal for newbies
- Workshop	- Group discussions
- Panel	- Lightning talks
- Livestream	- No photography

Have you ever thought about the Wikimedia movement in terms of sustainable development? How free knowledge could have the potential to radically change peoples’ lives? Or how we through cooperation, innovation and passion actually could build a better world? Perhaps you haven’t, but we want to think about it and start a conversation.

The theme of Wikimania 2019 will be: Stronger together: Wikimedia, Free Knowledge and the Sustainable Development Goals. The theme will permeate the program and guide our communication, cooperation and outward work.

Program design

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As Wikimania has grown and matured over the years, the physical format has remained relatively constant. Traditionally, a central program committee makes a general ‘call for submissions’; the vast majority of submissions received are for the ‘presentation’ format; and approximately two-thirds of all submissions must be rejected due to time/space constraints. Once the submissions are reviewed and accepted, they are scheduled into sessions with other talks on a similar topic.

This year, the Wikimania Stockholm organising team are trying something new...

Participants at the 'Decolonsing the internet' workshop, Wikimania 2018

Rather than a centrally-controlled program weighted towards individual, retrospective presentations and a passive audience, we believe that this year’s conference theme requires a format that is future-oriented, collaborative, active, and focused on practical problem-solving. The outcomes targeted should be those that can be most efficiently achieved at in person events, namely: practical training, learning, idea-sharing and cross-cultural collaboration.

This year’s program will feature a series of parallel Spaces, a.k.a. "tracks" or "symposia", each focused on a particular topic area (examples below), with its own dedicated room in the venue, its own leaders, and a small team to help build and promote their specific program.

Rooms

At the University of Stockholm, the conference will be using four buildings. The rooms have all been named after Nobel prize laureates of various disciplines and from various countries. There are also many meeting points around and among the buildings for impromptu gatherings.

Aula Magna					Södra Huset
Plenary sessions		combined left & right halls	1200			Szymborska	A wing classroom. Room A5137	30
	Murad	left main hall	700			Maathai	B wing lecture hall. Room B5	100
	Arnold	right main hall	600			Strickland	B wing classroom. Room B315	30
	Gbowee	classroom on top level. Officially Kungstenen	30			Menchú	B wing classroom. Room B487	30
	Curie	classroom on top level. Officially Bergsmannen	50			Tu	B wing classroom. Room B497	40
	Karman	open space on middle level	30			Ostrom	D wing classroom. Room D307	30
Allhuset						Ebadi	D wing classroom. Room D315	30
	Yousafzai	Hall. Officially the Rotunda	120			Lessing	D wing classroom. Room D499	70
Juristernas hus						Alexievich	D wing classroom. Room D416	100
	Montalcini	downstairs hall. Officially the Reinholdssalen	75
	Williams	upstairs classroom	30

Related activities

A map of the conference buildings and rooms. Click to enlarge.

Before or after the main conference days there are also several related activities that will take place outside of the conference venue. These activities are free to join. They include the Cultural Crawl, City tours and some other activities which may be found here. You may revisit that page to find additional information the closer we get to the conference. If you have any proposals for related activities, feel free to propose them at the talk page. For the related activities, you do not have to register for the pre-conference days as they take place outside of the venue.

Community curated schedules

The following are community-made alternative formats, or curated specific-interest groupings, of the program.
Note: These are not necessarily maintained to match any changes in the official program.
Search keywords: calendar export, ical, offline, Android app.

• All Wikidata-related sessions
• Library-related sessions
• Education-related sessions
• LGBT+-related sessions
• Technology-related sessions
• Research-related sessions
• Program in pentabarf XML format
• Complete program in PDF, as of 10 August [now partially out of date]
• Program in Giggity Android app (works offline)
• Program List (mobile friendly)
• Web based scheduling tool (mobile friendly) Same as was used for Wikimedia Conference
• What’s being presented right now? (Mobile view)

Meetups

There are also multiple meetups planned during Wikimania 2019. These include, but are not limited to such topics as a quick and dirty course on Northern Sámi, using incubator projects to revitalize Taiwan's Endangered Aboriginal languages, an Iberocoop meetup, and a meetup for people on the spectrum.

Preconference

Participants at the Hackathon, 2018

The pre-conference days runs from Wednesday 14 to Thursday 15 August. The pre-conference activities on the University Campus include two specific activities: the hackathon and the learning days. In order to take part in these activities, you have to register for the pre-conference days.

Wednesday 14
All day	Hackathon (program)	Learning Days
17:30 – 18:30	Introduction to Wikimania Spelbomskan - Aula Magna, top floor
Thursday 15
All day	Hackathon (program)	Learning Days

Friday 16 August

All day events:

• Community Village
• Hackathon upstairs in Juristernas hus
• Wikitongues language recording station

Friday program chronological list view (mobile friendly)

Building	Aula Magna														Building
08:30 – 10:00	Registration														08:30 – 10:00
10:00 – 12:00	Welcome session Keynote address – Michael Peter Edson co-founder and Associate Director of The Museum for the United Nations — UN Live Share your SDG story														10:00 – 12:00
12:00 – 13:00	Lunch & meetups														12:00 – 13:00
Building	Aula Magna				Allhuset	Juristernas hus	Södra Huset								Building
Room	Murad	Arnold	Curie	Karman	Yousafzai	Montalcini	Szymborska A5137	Maathai B5	Strickland B315	Menchú B487	Tu B497	Ostrom D307	Ebadi D315	Lessing D499	Room
Space	Free Knowledge and the Sustainable Development Goals – Spotlight Session		RESEARCH	STRATEGY	EDUCATION	GROWTH	TECHNOLOGY	PARTNERSHIPS	TECHNOLOGY	STRATEGY	HEALTH	PARTNERSHIPS	MULTIMEDIA	GLAM	Space
13:00			Tutorial: Discovering and Analyzing Wikimedia Images Miriam Redi	Capacity Building Jeffrey Keefer, Liang-chih ShangKuan et al.	Intro to the Education Space: Wikimedia & SDG 4 Shani Evenstein, Melissa Guadalupe Huertas, Ryan Merkley, TJ Bliss, Ad Huikeshoven, Naureen Nayyar	Introductory panel to the Growth Space: Challenges and approaches to Community Growth Rita Ho, Rosiestep, Manavpreet Kaur, Juandev, Samat	Let's completely change how wiki links work Amir Aharoni	Strengthening Human Rights through Wikimedia Laurent Sauveur, Jeff Lee, Jorge Vargas, Anna Torres	Building Technical Capacity in Smaller Wikis Birgit Müller	One World, One Wiki! C. Scott Ananian	Welcome to the Health Space Dr. James Heilman	Everyone gets one - Wikibase and the Wikibase Ecosystem Lydia Pintscher, Jens Ohlig	Behind the scenes of the Odia Wikipedia how-to video tutorials Subhashish Panigrahi, Soumendra Kumar Sahoo	Introduction to the GLAM Space GLAM space team	13:00
13:15											Editing Wikipedia as a health expert - are the challenges simply academic Stuart Ray, M.D.				13:15
13:30						What we know about newcomers and how to nurture them Marshall Miller, Rita Ho, Benoît Evellin, Revi, Martin Urbanec	URL shortener: How something so simple can be so complicated Amir Sarabadani						Challenges when going on photo walks Mike Peel, Sturm	Mini Keynote: What we did when the National Museum in Brazil burned Giovanna Fontenelle and Éder Porto	13:30
13:45					Keynote I: EDUWiki & OERs + discussion on OERs and their place in the Wikiverse Aram Pakhchanian						Offline Health Resources - expanding content for Internet in a Box Tim Moody				13:45
14:00							GlobalFactSync Sebastian Hellmann, Tina Schmeißner, Johannes Frey		Let's completely change how templates work C. Scott Ananian			Ensuring visibility for your country's GLAM institutions on the Wikimedia projects Alicia Fagerving	360° photography Martin Kraft	Mini Keynote: State of Wikidata in 2019 Lydia Pintscher	14:00
14:15															14:15
14:30 – 15:00	Break														14:30 – 15:00

Building	Aula Magna					Allhuset	Juristernas hus	Södra Huset								Building
Room	Murad	Arnold	Gbowee	Curie	Karman	Yousafzai	Montalcini	Szymborska A5137	Maathai B5	Strickland B315	Menchú B487	Tu B497	Ostrom D307	Ebadi D315	Lessing D499	Room
Space	Continued: Free Knowledge and the Sustainable Development Goals – Spotlight Session		RESEARCH	RESEARCH	STRATEGY	EDUCATION	GROWTH	TECHNOLOGY	LANGUAGES	LIBRARIES	STRATEGY	HEALTH	PARTNERSHIPS	GLAM	GLAM	Space
15:00				Tutorial: Testing ideas for flourishing communities: Imagining practical & ethical A/B tests Nathan Matias, Julia Kamin, and Max Klein	Diversity Marc Miquel, Iván Martínez et al.	Keynote II: EDUWiki & Researchers - Engaging researchers to contribute to Wikipedia Olle Terenius	Building organizations for growth: Wikidata in India, Wikimedia Armenia, Wiki Women for Women Wellbeing, and Wikimedia Sweden Krishna Chaitanya Velaga, Bodhisattwa, Satdeep Gill; Susanna Mkrtchyan; Manavpreet Kaur; Sofie Jansson	An introduction to Phabricator, where the developers are Andre Klapper	How to sustain your language online Daniel Bögre Udell	Libraries in Wikidata tutorial	Make people care: using SDGs to talk about Free Knowledge Maiken Hagemeister, Lisa Dittmer, Jan Apel, Tjane Hartenstein	Offline in Senegal and Nigeria GastelEtzwane, Gabriel Thullen, Jack Rabah	Open Data Partnerships Jens Ohlig, Barbara Fischer, Alice Wiegand	Wiki loves Monuments: Case studies and workshop Effeietsanders, Rainer Halama, Luca Landucci, Davide Pedalà	The Smithsonian: A Partnership to Improve Gender Representation Online Kelly Doyle, Effie Kapsalis	15:00
15:15																15:15
15:30						Enhancing Students' Learning through EDUWiki Initiatives. TBD			PARTNERSHIPS			Expanding IIAB content				15:30
									How can we more easily organize multi-chapter projects? BugWarp, DerHexer, Marcus Cyron
15:45															Structured Data on Wikimedia Commons for GLAM-Wiki Sandra Fauconnier, Satdeep Gill, André Costa	15:45
16:00			Affiliates Research meetup					Phabricator for chapters Sebastian Berlin				Cochrane Syliva				16:00
16:15						Advancing Minority Languages through Wikimedia projects in Educational Settings TBD										16:15
16:30					Q&A: Ask us anything about Wikimedia 2030 Movement Strategy Nicole Ebber, Kaarel Vaidla		Events? Competitions? Engagement? CentralNotice is your friend David Strine, Joseph Seddon	Personalised search Juandev	Linking OpenStreetMap and Wikidata Edward Betts			What happened this year with WPMed Foundation? James Heilman, Shani Evenstein				16:30
16:45																16:45
17:00 – 20:00	Welcome reception at City Hall - Hosted by City of Stockholm (Shuttle bus from Aula Magna directly to City Hall - at 17:30) Including group photo															17:00 – 20:00
Evening	Meetups															Evening

Saturday 17 August

All day events:

• Community Village in the foyer of the ground floor of Aula Magna
• Hackathon upstairs in Juristernas hus
• Wikitongues language recording station

Saturday program chronological list view (mobile friendly)

Building	Aula Magna					Allhuset	Juristernas hus	Södra Huset									Building
Room	Murad	Arnold	Gbowee	Curie	Karman	Yousafzai	Montalcini	Szymborska A5137	Strickland B315	Menchú B487	Tu B497	Ostrom D307	Ebadi D315	Lessing D499	Alexievich D416		Room
Space	PARTNERSHIPS	HEALTH	SAFETY	RESEARCH	STRATEGY	EDUCATION	GROWTH	TECHNOLOGY	MULTIMEDIA	LANGUAGES	TECHNOLOGY	PARTNERSHIPS	ADVOCACY	DIVERSITY	GLAM		Space
09:30		VideoWiki Ian Furst, Pratik Shetty	Welcome to "Thriving in Safety" Christel Steigenberger	The Role of Wikimedia on the AI Ecosystem Diego Saez	Roles & Responsibilities Anne Clin, Zeineb Takouti et al.	Scaling Wiki in Education: Overcoming Challenges & Growing TBD	Campaigning for growth: Women in Red; WikiChallenge Ecoles d'Afrique; and Caucasian collaboration Rosie Stephenson-Goodknight, Florence Devouard, Mehman Ibragimov and Oleg Abarnikov	Tools for partnerships – developing the technology our partners need John Andersson, Sandra Fauconnier	Bringing Wikipedia Alive: Using animation for storytelling, a new way of preserving oral history Raphael Berchie, Felix Nartey	ConLangs in Wikimedia: From dreams to reality KuboF Hromoslav	Open Data to tackle corruption in the Nordic-Baltic Region Alina Ostling, Toni Mickiewicz, Antonio Greco, Pierre Mesure	Big Open partnerships at national level Maja Bogataj, Peter Leth, Rachmat Wahidi	What we are advocating for and why Douglas Scott	Let's Talk about Campaigns and Contests Alex Stinson, Satdeep Gill	Wikidata for Wikimedia Commons users, Wikidata for beginners Jan Lochman	The process of upload, disseminate and report a GLAM and how wikidatifying it improves it: a Brazilian experience Éder Porto	09:30
09:45																	09:45
				Supporting deliberation and resolution on Wikipedia Amy Zhang
10:00	Attribution - Laws and Norms within Open Communities and Communicating to the Public Meredith Jacob, Diane Peters		Universal Code of Conduct Patrick Earley, Neha Nair						Imagine a world in which every single person on the planet is given free access to the sum of all human knowledge. That's what we're doing. Except we’re not... Lucie-Aimée Kaffee, Felix Nartey, Kimberli Mäkäräinen	QUIPU: Quechua Language based Knowledge Graph Elwin Huaman			Internet is for the people - the future we want Natalia Mileszyk, Alek Tarkowski	Mapping the gender gap: Testimonies from the Indian Wikimedia community Anwesha Chakraborthy, Netha Hussain			10:00
10:15				All Talk? The effects of easier communication interfaces (than user talk pages) on collaborative production Aaron Shaw		Measuring Success: Planning outcomes for Wikimedia & Education projects Melissa Guadalupe Huertas										Why do museums decide to open up their collections? Aleksandra Janus, Anna Mazgal, Douglas McCarthy, Dr. Karin Glasemann	10:15
10:30								A new year of TechStorming Danielle Jansen		The difficulties of Wikipedias in languages that are not taught in school Zita Ursula Zage, Gereon Kalkuhl	HEALTH		Shrinking Spaces for Civil Society on the Web: Wikipedia blocks in Turkey and China Andressa Barp Seufert, Bernd Fiedler	Bridging the gender gap with Wiki Loves Campaigns Rupika Sharma			10:30
				Hidden Gems in the Wikipedia Discussions: The Wikipedians’ Rationales Lu Xiao							Wikidata and Health: Current situation and perspectives Houcemeddine Turki, Mina Theofilatou
10:45																	10:45
11:00 – 11:30	Break																11:00 – 11:30

Building	Aula Magna					Allhuset	Juristernas hus	Södra Huset								Building
Room	Murad	Arnold	Gbowee	Curie	Karman	Yousafzai	Montalcini	Szymborska A5137	Strickland B315	Menchú B487	Tu B497	Ostrom D307	Ebadi D315	Lessing D499	Alexievich D416	Room
Space	GLAM		SAFETY	RESEARCH	STRATEGY	EDUCATION	GROWTH	TECHNOLOGY	MULTIMEDIA	LANGUAGES	HEALTH	PARTNERSHIPS	ADVOCACY	DIVERSITY	GLAM	Space
11:30	Creating visibility for the world’s cultural heritage institutions – what has been done and what is still left to do? John Andersson, Alicia Fagerving		Mental Health a case study for the Wikimedia Movement Justice Okai-Allotey, Christel Steigenberger	Characterizing Reader Behavior on Wikipedia Isaac Johnson	Advocacy Alice Wiegand et al.	Using Internet-in-a-box for Education Tim Moody	Onboarding and Retention: Hungarian and French Wikipedias Trizek, Samat	Wikidata Problems: Workshop on obstacles to faster Wikidata acceptance and how to overcome them David MCEddy, Lydia Pintscher	Wiki Loves campaigns: Past, Present & Future Rupika Sharma, KCVelaga	Why indigenous languages matter more (now) and what we can do for them Subhashish Panigrahi, Anass Sedrati, Kristen Tcherneshoff	WikiJournal Mikael	Frameworks for Free Knowledge Partnerships Christian Friedrich, Christer Gundersen, Tgr, Mayo Fuster Morrel	Defending heritage through free knowledge: the importance of Wikimedia projects against cultural predation Pepe Flores, Iván Martínez	Interwiki Women Collaboration, a cross-wiki global campaign Camelia Boban, Arminé Aghayan	How to engage Wikimedia community and GLAM: Russian experience Ivan Zassoursky, Nataliia Trishchenko	11:30
11:45																11:45
				Characterizing Wikipedia Citation Usage Leila Zia (filling in for the authors)
12:00	Public Domain Awareness Project: enhancing use of CC’s Public Domain tools to serve the needs of GLAM institutions and reusers Maarten Zeinstra, Scann, Alex Stinson, Sandra Fauconnier						Encouraging the spirit of new editors - A structured approach to mapping onboarding efforts Christine Domgörgen, Verena Lindner		Wiki Loves campaigns: Past, Present & Future (continued) Rupika Sharma, KCVelaga		Wikipedian in Residence working with Health Technology Assessments Carl Fredrik Sjöland		Digital Security 101 Sukhbir Singh	AfroCROWD at the United Nations and in the International Community Sherry Antoine, Linder Fletcher		12:00
12:15			Redefining Safety: Addressing the unregistered concerns Manavpreet Kaur	Dwelling on Wikipedia: Investigating time spent by global encyclopedia readers Nathan Teblunthuis		EDUWiki & Medicine				Australian Indigenous language on Wikipedia Ingrid Cumming	DIVERSITY				Bootstrapping the Worldwide Inventory of Heritage Institutions Beat Estermann, John Andersson, Giovanna Fontenelle	12:15
											Addressing knowledge equity in cultural heritage projects Lucy Patterson, Åsa Paaske Gulbrandsen
12:30								Evolving wikitext: embracing incrementalism S. Subramanya Sastry, C. Scott Ananian						The gender gap and me Laliv Gal		12:30
				Wikipedia graph mining: dynamic structure of collective memory Volodymyr Miz
12:45																12:45
13:00 – 14:00	Lunch & meetups															13:00 – 14:00

Building	Aula Magna					Allhuset	Juristernas hus	Södra Huset									Building
Room	Murad	Arnold	Gbowee	Curie	Karman	Yousafzai	Montalcini	Szymborska A5137	Strickland B315	Menchú B487	Tu B497	Ostrom D307	Ebadi D315	Lessing D499	Alexievich D416		Room
Space	DIVERSITY		SAFETY	RESEARCH	STRATEGY	EDUCATION	GROWTH	GROWTH	MULTIMEDIA	LANGUAGES	HEALTH	PARTNERSHIPS	ADVOCACY	DIVERSITY	GLAM		Space
14:00			Addressing The Safety Needs: Collaborative Solutions For Mitigating Risks Rupika Sharma	Understanding content moderation on English Wikipedia Casey Tilton	Community Health Jackie Koerner, Pavan Santhosh et al.	Education & Libraries: Opportunities Explored Shani Evenstein, Merrilee Proffitt, Trudi, Silvia E. Gutiérrez De la Torre, Jacobson, Orly Simon	Technology for Growth: future of mobile editing Olga Vasileva, Alex Hollender, Jess Klein, Ed Sanders, Peter Pelberg	Designing for Organizing in the Wikimedia Movement Alex Stinson, Maria Cruz	Lightning talks	Wikidata in your language Pymouss	Strategy to improve public health content in Wikipedia TMorata, John Sadowski, Max Lum	Case studies of partnerships Lucy Cromption-Reid, TJ Bliss, Itzik Edir, Michal Lester, Sailesh Patnaik	Advocacy Lightning Talks John Weitzmann, XanonymusX, Liang-chih Shang Kuan, Casey Tilton, Enming Yan, Boyu Zhang	Experience makes the difference in improving gender equality in Wikipedia Lina Eidmark, John Andersson	From a messy spreadsheet to Wikidata: start mass data uploads with OpenRefine Alicia Fagerving	Serbian Ministry of Culture supporting GLAM Filip Maljković	14:00
14:15																	14:15
				Sockpuppet detection in the English Wikipedia Leila Zia (filling in for Srijan Kumar)
14:30										Wikidata Infoboxes Mike Peel, Deryck Chan, RexxS	A meta-search engine for science Cailbhe Doherty						14:30
14:45	The Equal Edit - a panel discussion on gender diversity Eva Bonde, Sofie Jansson and Rosie Stephenson-Goodknight		Do we need a global dispute resolution committee? Ajraddatz, Martin Rulsch	Despite the ban: doing good work anonymously on Wikipedia Nora Mcdonald		Wiktionary & Wikisource in EduWiki Initiatives: Challenges and Opportunities Reem Al-Kashif, Oved Cohen											14:45
15:00							Technology for growth: tools and experiments from Scribe and CivilServant Lucie-Aimée Kaffee, Hady Elsahar, Nathan Matias, Julia Kamin, Max Klein			Wikidata lexemes Finn Årup Nielsen	Improving discovery of medical journal articles Lane Rasberry			Diversity and sources Sabine Rønsen			15:00
				Wiki-Atlas: Rendering Wikipedia Content through Cartographic and Augmented Reality Mediums Anastasios Noulas and Jimin Tan
15:15																	15:15
15:30 – 16:00	Break																15:30 – 16:00

Building	Aula Magna					Juristernas hus	Södra Huset										Building
Room	Murad	Arnold	Gbowee	Curie	Karman	Montalcini	Szymborska A5137	Maathai B5	Strickland B315	Menchú B487	Tu B497	Ostrom D307	Ebadi D315	Lessing D499	Alexievich D416		Room
Space	EDUCATION	TECHNOLOGY	SAFETY	RESEARCH	STRATEGY	GROWTH	GROWTH	PARTNERSHIPS	EDUCATION	LANGUAGES	HEALTH	PARTNERSHIPS	ADVOCACY	DIVERSITY	GLAM		Space
16:00	Integrating Wikidata into Education Shani Evenstein, João Alexandre Peschanski, Ewan McAndrew, Will Kent, Daniel Mietchen, Giovanna Fontenelle, Martin Poulter, Éder Porto	Coolest Tool Award 2019 Birgit Müller		Evidence of Dark Matter: Assessing the Contribution of Subject-matter Experts to Wikipedia Alex Yarovoy (filling in for Ofer Arazy et al.)	Revenue Streams Guillaume Paumier, Megan Hernandez et al.	Lightning talks: growth ideas to take home	After Flow: A new direction for improving talk pages Danny Horn, Benoît Evellin, Peter Pelberg	How to build regional partnerships between free knowledge organizations Hogne Neteland, Toni Ristovski	WikiAfrica: Creating the Open Knowledge Curriculum Isla Haddow, Florence Devouard	LinguaLibre Hugo Lopez, Lucas, Mahuton Possoupe	MEDRS - bulwark or barrier? RexxS	Reflections on partnerships: William Beutler, John Cummings, Farhad Fatkullin, Andrew Lih, David McEddy,	Rethinking public sector data ecosystems - Open Government Data, Semantic MediaWiki and Wikidata Bernhard Krabina	Lightning talks	Lightning talks Manfred Moosleitner, Rupika Sharma,Emily I. Spratt, Ana Gerlin Hernández Bonilla	The Met Museum and New Frontiers in Wikidata engagement Richard Knipel, Andrew Lih	16:00
16:15																	16:15
				Gender Equality in Wikipedia: What can we learn from Behavioral Economics? Jérôme Hergueux
16:30											Health efforts in India Manavpreet Kaur		Wiki- ... who? Brands, Titles and Representation in policy matters John Weitzmann, Lilli Iliev			Institutional ingestion of Wikimedia Data: Trust, Tooling and Expectations Albin Larsson	16:30
16:45			Make conflict possible again! Vera Krick	Research lightning talks multiple presenters			SAFETY		MULTIMEDIA								16:45
							A more flexible approach to blocking Thalia Chan		Commons photographer's meetup
17:00										Luganda Wikipedia Paulina Bäckström, Caroline Gunnarsson, Dan Frendin, Paul Kiguba	Discussion with the board of WikiProject Med Foundation		EU Copyright Directive Transposition Bootshop Teresa Nobre, Dimi Dimitrov	Integrating Wiki-Menstruation to Achieve the SDGs Chaste Inegbedion, Linda Fletcher			17:00
17:15																	17:15
17:30 – 19:00	POSTER SESSION with Appetizers & drinks in the Aula Magna foyer: level 4 & 5																17:30 – 19:00
Evening	meetups																Evening

Sunday 18 August

All day events:

• Community Village in the foyer of the ground floor of Aula Magna
• Hackathon upstairs in Juristernas hus
• Wikitongues language recording station

Sunday program chronological list view (more mobile friendly)

Building	Aula Magna					Allhuset	Juristernas hus	Södra Huset									Building
Room	Murad	Arnold	Gbowee	Curie	Karman	Yousafzai	Montalcini	Szymborska A5137	Maathai B5	Strickland B315	Menchú B487	Tu B497	Ostrom D307	Ebadi D315	Lessing D499	Alexievich D416	Room
Space	READERSHIP		TRANSCRIPTION	RESEARCH	STRATEGY	EDUCATION	QUALITY	TECHNOLOGY	ENVIRONMENT	MULTIMEDIA	LANGUAGES	SAFETY	PARTNERSHIPS	ADVOCACY	DIVERSITY	LIBRARIES	Space
09:30	Increasing Wikimedia’s Readership: Advocating the change with SDG Goals Zachary McCune, Rupika Sharma		Wikisource Year in Review 2019	How can Research Help in Reducing the Language Gap on Wikipedia Hady Elsahar, Lucie-Aimée Kaffee	Product & Technology RYU Cheol, Matanya Moses et al.	Wiki in Education: Lightning Talks Session Melissa Guadalupe, Dominik Theis, TBD	How to measure a giant squid and other thoughts about Wikipedia’s quality Frank Schulenburg	Deploying in WMF: A new paradigm Alexandros Kosiaris	How can we better work with environmental organisations? John Cummings	Commons categorisers meetup	Translate and translatewiki.net: challenges of software translation Niklas Laxström	Why do Wikimedians need digital security? Christel Steigenberger	Partnership peer consultation Nicola Zeuner, Alek Tarkowski	Practical aspects of legislative advocacy Douglas Scott	Northeastern University's "Women Writers in Review" and the case for developing a Wikidata model depicting Cultures of Reception Rosie Stephenson-Goodknight	Lightning talks Alicia Fagerving, Maxlath, Houcemeddine Turki, Jason Evans	09:30
09:45																	09:45
				Crosslingual Embedding via Generalized Eigenvalue Decomposition Martin Josifoski
10:00							Data Quality in Wikidata Cristina Sarasua, Mariam Farda-Sarbas, Claudia Müller-Birn, Lydia Pintscher	Developing community norms for critical bots and tools Bryan Davis						Q&A with the Wikimedia Foundation Policy Team Jan Gerlach, Sherwin Siy, Allison Davenport	Wikipedia Cultural Diversity Observatory (WCDO): Empowering Communities to Bridge the Culture Content Gaps Marc Miquel		10:00
10:15				Improving Knowledge Base Construction from Robust Infobox Extraction Vivek Raghuram					How Wiki Loves Earth benefits (and harms) nature Anton Protsiuk	Structured Data on Commons hands-on training Sandra Fauconnier	MediaWiki software and documentation translation marathon Amir E. Aharoni	Draft: as a safe space C. Scott Ananian					10:15
10:30	Lightning talks Marc Miquel, Chris Schilling, Biplab Anand		Using transcribed content for community building and more... Ankry				Wiki Scholars & Scientists Ryan McGrady							Free Speech vs. Hate Speech Sami Mlouhi	How to narrow the Visual Gender Gap Deror Avi	Idea pitches	10:30
				Discovering Implicational Knowledge in Wikidata Maximilian Marx
10:45																	10:45
11:00 – 11:30	Break																11:00 – 11:30

Building	Aula Magna					Allhuset	Juristernas hus	Södra Huset									Building
Room	Murad	Arnold	Gbowee	Curie	Karman	Yousafzai	Montalcini	Szymborska A5137	Maathai B5	Strickland B315	Menchú B487	Tu B497	Ostrom D307	Ebadi D315	Lessing D499	Alexievich D416	Room
Space	EDUCATION		TRANSCRIPTION	RESEARCH	STRATEGY	EDUCATION	QUALITY	READERSHIP	ENVIRONMENT	MULTIMEDIA	LANGUAGES	TECHNOLOGY	LIBRARIES	ADVOCACY	DIVERSITY	LIBRARIES	Space
11:30	Enhancing Awareness to the Gender Gap through EDUWiki Shani Evenstein, Rosie Stephenson-Goodknight, Anna Åberg, Vassia Atanassova, Justine Toms, May Hashem, Manavpreet Kaur		Sharing best practices among Wikisource communities Bodhisattwa, Ankry	Learning from experience -What can we learn from the Wikipedia Community when designing algorithmic systems? Claudia Müller-Birn	Partnerships John Cummings, Alek Tarkowski et al.	How to effectively manage Wiki initiatives with the Programs & Events Dashboard (and Event Metrics!) Krishna Chaitanya Velaga, Ryan McGrady, Sam Walton	Reforming the Featured Article process in the Indonesian Wikipedia HaEr48	Increasing New Readers through product interventions Angie Muigai	Climate change, civil engineering, and butterflies - a panel on how to cover environmental sustainability topics on Wikimedia projects Phoebe Ayers, Deryck Chan, Atudu	Copyrights in Wikidata Hanno Lans	Organizing Translation Workshops Blossom Ozurumba	How to grow the technical community by 2030 Tgr	Open Refine: MARC & EAD	Wikimedia Foundation v. NSA: An Update James Buatti	Raising awareness for diversity issues of Wikipedia authors Leserättin, IvaBerlin	Idea discussions	11:30
11:45																	11:45
				Analyzing the evolution of wikis with WikiChron Javier Arroyo
12:00							Quality issues in the Northern Saami Wikipedia Kimberli Mäkäräinen, Astrid Carlsen	Rapid Grants to Increase Awareness of Wikimedia Projects Woubzena Jifar, Satdeep Gill			Wikispeech - making Wikipedia accessible through speech technology Sebastian Berlin, André Costa			Copyright advocacy mapping Douglas Scott, Sean Flynn, Meredith Jacob			12:00
12:15	GLAM			Peer production of community science with personal data Bastian Greshake Tzovaras					Wikimedia Foundation: What we've learned about environmental sustainability Deb Tankersley	Describing files on Structured Commons: problems and opportunities Sandra Fauconnier					Gender Gap projects across Africa Isla Haddow-Flood, Florence Devouard		12:15
	Coolest projects Deror Avi
12:30			A general annotation service C. Scott Ananian				Lightning talks Andrea Knabe-Schönemann, Andra Waagmeester, Liam Wyatt, Edward Betts	Analysing the Wikipedia Street Take Over Blossom Ozurumba			Reviving the wiki in your language Amir E. Aharoni	Wikidata & ETL Jakub Klímek, Petr Škoda		Who wants to be a terrorist? A rough guide to over-regulating free speech with anti-terrorist measures Anna Mazgal, Diego Naranjo			12:30
				How much are digital platforms based on open collaboration? Mayo Fuster Morell
12:45			Subtitling the Chaos Communication Congress: An Experience Report Akorenchkin														12:45
13:00 – 14:00	Lunch & meetups																13:00 – 14:00

Building	Aula Magna					Allhuset	Juristernas hus	Södra Huset									Building
Room	Murad	Arnold	Gbowee	Curie	Karman	Yousafzai	Montalcini	Szymborska A5137	Maathai B5	Strickland B315	Menchú B487	Tu B497	Ostrom D307	Ebadi D315	Lessing D499	Alexievich D416	Room
Space	TECHNOLOGY		TRANSCRIPTION	RESEARCH	STRATEGY	EDUCATION	QUALITY	READERSHIP	ENVIRONMENT	MULTIMEDIA	LANGUAGES	LIBRARIES	LIBRARIES	ADVOCACY	DIVERSITY	LIBRARIES	Space
14:00			Building Locally Relevant Knowledge with Wikisource SGill (WMF)	State of Wikimedia Research 2018-2019 Mohammed Sadat Abdulai, Reem Al-Kashif, Tilman Bayer, Matej Grochal, Miriam Redi, Aaron Shaw, Benjamin Mako Hill	Resource Allocation Daria Cybulska, Michal Buczyński et al.	Contextualizing Wikimedia in education: Creating a Roadmap to becoming a Wiki in Education Leader Melissa Guadalupe Huertas, Shani Evenstein, TBD	Idea jam: future dimensions of quality	Wikipedia everywhere - for you, your neighbours, your school Emmanuel Engelhart	School Strike for Climate: Free Knowledge and the Climate Emergency Isabelle and Sophia Axelsson	Portrait photography photo booth Ailura, Martin Kraft	A wealth of opportunities hiding in plain sight Kimberli Mäkäräinen, Susanna Ånäs	Map making workshop – from Wikidata to interactive off-wiki maps in three steps	Open Refine: MARC & EAD (continued)	How to talk about advocacy so that people do not fall asleep? Alek Tarkowski, Natalia Mileszyk	Lightning talks 2	Idea discussions (continued)	14:00
14:15																	14:15
14:30	Hackathon Showcase Rachel Farrand, Siebrand Mazeland							Updating the desktop experience for Wikipedia Olga Vasileva, Alex Hollender						Towards Knowledge Equity through Accessibility Volker E., Laney Feingold			14:30
14:45				DIVERSITY			Documentation and quality process workshop Documentation and quality process workshop		Pouring coastal water on Wikidata - Can we add more? Axel Petterson, Josefina Algotsson, Alicia Fagerving						How to include oral culture in Wikimédia movement? Lionel Scheepmans		14:45
				Wiki LGBT+ meetup Shikeishu, Jeffrey Keefer, Lane Rasberry
15:00			Wrap-up (closing session) VIGNERON							Radio to illustrate Wikipedia. Creative examples already put in practice Francesc Fort	Lightning talks			Platform Regulation and Free Knowledge Advocacy Lilli Iliev, John Weitzmann, and Natalia Mileszyk			15:00
15:15																	15:15
15:30 – 16:00	Break																15:30 – 16:00
16:00 – 17:30	Closing session Farhad Fatkullin – 2018 Wikimedian of the Year; Jimmy Wales, announcing the 2019 winner; Katherine Maher – Wikimedia Foundation Executive Director, discussing The Future of the Wikimedia Movement; Presentation by ESEAP, hosts of Wikimania 2020; Acknowledgements & thanks																16:00 – 17:30
17:30 – 20:00																	17:30 – 20:00
20:00 – 24:00	Closing party																20:00 – 24:00

Remote attendance

Presentation files

Many presentations are available here as pdf files in the category commons:Category:Wikimania 2019 presentations.

Recording

Links for all recorded presentations

All sessions will be recorded by the Knowledge savers team and published on Wikimedia Commons at category Wikimania 2019 videos, with the exception of sessions that have requested not to be filmed. .

Live streaming

Links for all live streamed presentations

• All sessions in room Murad will be live streamed on the Wikimedia Foundation's YouTube channel (CC BY).
• Sessions in rooms Arnold, Yousafzai, Montalcini, Szymborska, Maathai, Lessing and Alexievich will be live streamed on Wikimedia Sverige's YouTube channel (CC BY).
  With the exception of sessions that have requested not to be filmed. .
• All will be added to the "Wikimania 2019 collaborative playlist" on Wikimedia Foundation's YouTube channel.
• They will be uploaded to Wikimedia Commons later, in the category commons:Category:Wikimania 2019 videos.

Sessions notes

Links for all sessions notes (etherpads)

The Knowledge savers team will take notes at almost all sessions.