Porogarama/Shikiriza
16–19 August 2023, Singapore and Online
Diversity. Collaboration. Future.
Ijambongenderwako
Ijambongenderwako rya Wikimania 2023 ni 'Ubutandukane, Ugufashanya, Kazoza.' Igamije guca kubiri no gushira mu ngiro nk'ivyiyunviro ku vyiyunviro vyose vyo gutanguza porogarama. Inyandiko zawe zitegerezwa kugira ibintu bihuza nimiburiburi kimwe muribi. Vyinshi muvyo dukora buri munsi muri Wikimedia - ku migambi canke mu banyagihugu - bimaze kwerekana ijambongenderwako kandi bijanye cane cane nuburyo gufadinya bwakarere ka ESEAP bugaragaza kandi bukora.
- Ubutandukane. Wikimania izoba umwanya wo kwerekana imigwi yo mukarere hamwe n'ijambongenderwako nka ESEAP nkakarorero ko kwishira hamwe: imigwi itandukanye y'abakorerabushake, abantu ku giti cabo, hamwe n’ibigo biyishamikiyeko, mu migwi itandukanye yiterambere ndetse no mumico itandukanye ifitaniye isano rya hafi kandi igafatanya muburinganire. inzira.
- Ugushirahamwe. Nkikwirakwizwa, ibikorwa vyisi yose, Wikimania izoba inzira yo kwigira hamwe no gusangira ubumenyi nkibikorwa vyabanyagihugu, gukoresha ibikoresho, gutegura ibirori, uburongozi, uguhimiriza kumurongo no guhindura-a-thons, gutorerara inyishu ibibazo bijyanye na Wiki, nibindi vyinshi.
- Kazoza.Wikimania 2023 izoba ngirakamaro kuba Wikimedian benshi nkurubuga rwo kuganira kw' ishyirwa mu ngiro rya 2030 Ingingo zo Kwimuka kwa Wikimedia (# Wikimedia2030), hamwe n’ibindi vyihutirwa hamwe no muri kazoza duhura navyo, kuva mu ngurukanabumenyi kugeza kuri politike ku isi.
Inzira
Kugira ngo ivyifuzo bitangwe vyoroshye gutunganya no gusuzuma, tubifashijwemwo na komite ishinzwe porogarama yo gutanguza porogarama y'abakorerabushake, twasavye inzira 11 za porogarama. Turagusavye raba hano hepfo kuzindi nsiguro zijanye n'imigwi n'ibice vyabo. Iyunvire imwe ihuye neza niciyunviro ca porogarama yawe. Nimba wiyunvira ko ivyo watanze biraba inzira zirenga imwe, urashobora kwerekana inzira ya kabiri muburyo bwo gutanga.
| Inzira ikurikirana | Gusobanura | Ibice-vyimigwi / ivyiyunviro vyatanzwe |
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| Ibikorwa vyabanyagihugu | Iyi nzira yakira amashirahamwe hamwe nabanyagihugu kwerekana ibikorwa vyabo vyo guteza imbere ibirimwo. | ■ Uguhimiriza
■ Guhindura |
| Uburezi | Iyi nzira itanga umwanya kubikorwa na porogarama m'uburezi na kaminuza. | ■ Wikipedia mw'ishuri
■ Gukorerahamwe n'ibigo vy'amashuri canke ishyirahamwe ry'abarimu |
| Ukungana, Kuja hamwe, n'ubuzima bwabanyagihugu | Iyi nzira itanga umwanya wo kuganira kukungana, kutabangikanya, hamwe nuburyo bwo kuduza ubuzima bwabanyagihugu. | ■ Ibiganiro bitandukanye ■ Kungana, Kwinjiza no kubamwo ■ Kuringaniza ubumenyi ■ Umukoresha interiface gushikira ■ Indimi (& guhindura ururimi murundi) ■ Ikinyuranye c'uburinganire nizindi ngingo zinyuranye zuburinganire ■ IP aderesse ihagarikwa mubihugu bifise ibikorwa rusangi / bisangiwe ■ Amategeko agenga ukwitwara kwa Wikimedia (UCoC) ■ Umutekano w'abakorerabushake baterera |
| ESEAP (Mubuseruko, Mubumanuko bwubuseruko bwa Aziya, na pasifike) Akarere | This track is meant to highlight initiatives by affiliates, communities, and individual contributors in improving content or concerns related to the East, South East Asia and the Pacific region. | ■ Multicultural collaborations in ESEAP countries ■ Community developments ■ Capacity development in Small and Incubator language Wikimedia projects |
| GLAM, Heritage, and Culture | This track provides a space for initiatives and programs in heritage and cultural conservation, collaborations with cultural institutions that include Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums. | ■ Digitalization programs ■ Open access advocacy ■ Working with Indigenous communities |
| Governance | This track supports community discussions focused on governance, structures and reform, key initiatives from the Movement Strategy. | ■ Movement Charter ■ Regional and thematic hubs ■ Roles and responsibilities in the movement ■ Decision-making processes ■ Wikimedia Global Council ■ Administrative specific governance (projects, community, affiliates) |
| Legal, Advocacy, and Risks | This track includes established topics of discussion, such as copyrights and digital accessibility, and newly emerged issues, such as rising censorship and misinformation in the world, as well as public policy and human rights. | ■ Blocking of Wikipedia in certain countries ■ Misinformation ■ Censorship ■ Legal threats, takedown requests ■ Government relations ■ Copyright reforms (Freedom of Panorama, free licenses, etc.) ■ Digital accessibility ■ Environmental sustainability and climate crisis |
| Open Data | This track gives space for community initiatives in data use and reuse, linking different Wikimedia projects together and beyond. | ■ Publicly accessible statistical data ■ Data use/ reuse ■ Open data and transparency ■ Interlinking geographic data, socio-economic data, demographic data ■ Wikidata or Structured Data on Commons |
| Research, Science, and Medicine | This track welcomes works of research with topics relevant to Wikimedia and the theme of Wikimania. It is also a space to discuss various content initiatives in the fields of science, nature, and medicine. | ■ Environmental studies and climate crisis
■ Studies on behavioral patterns in contributing content |
| Technology | The classic track dedicated to discussing everything product and technology in the Wikimedia movement. | ■ Latest products and features ■ Tool demonstration or tutorials ■ Tools in development or testing stage ■ Technological innovations |
| Wild Ideas | A future-oriented open track for Wikimedians to discuss wild ideas and predictions of the future... for good or bad. | ■ Scenarios in the near or far future ■ Black Mirror scenarios ■ Ethics of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning ■ The chatbot take over!!! |
Submission types
There will be several formats, including lectures, panel presentations, discussions, and workshops focused on skill development. There will also be sessions of lightning talks and social interaction. We are also open to new and original program format ideas, including combinations of types.
| Type | Description | Standard allocated time | Visual |
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| Workshops | These are sessions where the audience is actively interacting with the topic, usually focused on practical work, acquiring or strengthening a specific skill, or accomplishing a specific task. | 60 minutes | 
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| Demonstration | In these sessions, the audience is given a live presentation or demonstration, such as technological innovation. | 30 minutes |
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| Lecture | This is an oral presentation intended to introduce information, share ideas about a particular subject, or summarize the results of a project. | 30 minutes |
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| Panel | This is a small group of subject matter experts or those with real lived experience speaking before an audience. It often includes a moderator who guides the discussion and sometimes elicits audience questions. Audiences are invited to interact with the panel and ask questions | 30 minutes |
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| Roundtable /
open discussion |
This is a structured conversational process for discussing specific topics, sharing knowledge, and often collective decision-making. | 90 minutes |
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| Lightning talk | This is a short, sharp presentation to enable a speaker to share a concept or idea, often as a teaser or a starting point for the audience to learn more. Lightning talks are often organized as a succession of speakers one after another. | 10 minutes (or less) |
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| Poster session | Whether in-person or remote, you will have a dedicated time to present your poster topic and for the audience to ask you questions. Poster sessions can cut across topics and themes, usually presenting a project report or initiative, study results, research, or technology. | TBD |
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| Entertainment session | Activities such as cultural demonstrations, games, movement, food, talk shows, podcasts, and other forms of entertainment can go here. | 30 minutes |
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| Other | These are all other activities such as outdoor activities, photography walks, editathons, datathon, resource, and citation hunts, etc. | 30 minutes (duration may vary) |
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Hybrid, Satellite events, Video on Demand
Movement groups can think about self-organizing watch parties and other remote events with the possibility of connecting live with Singapore during dedicated times each day. Not everyone in the community can or wants to travel to connect with other Wikimedians. You and your colleagues can organize a satellite event during a specific day or time of Wikimania. For Wikimedia affiliates, satellite events can be scheduled and funded as part of General Support Funds. Even if not initially included as a proposal, moving funds around in your budget might be possible to create an event. Find out more and please use its talk page for discussing ideas in advance.
Questions?
We have set up a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page for you. If you have other questions and they are not in the FAQ, you can email the program subcommittee at: wikimania
wikimedia.org or also add your questions to the help page.