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561 lines
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{
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"day":"Friday",
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"description":"Welcome!",
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"facilitator_array":"Christian Rickerts, Nicole Ebber, Cornelius Kibelka, Anna Lena, Andreas Karsten",
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"facilitators":"Christian Rickerts, Nicole Ebber, Cornelius Kibelka, Anna Lena, Andreas Karsten",
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"id":"100000",
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"location":"Room A",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"friday-registration",
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"space":"",
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"start":"09:30",
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"title":"Welcome & Introduction"
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},
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{
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"day":"Friday",
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"description":"",
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"facilitator_array":"",
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"facilitators":"",
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"id":"100001",
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"location":"Room E",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"friday-session-block-1",
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"space":"",
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"start":"10:00",
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"title":"1: Warm-Up"
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},
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{
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"day":"Friday",
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"description":"“Imagine a world in which every single human being can freely share in the sum of all knowledge. That’s our commitment.” The Wikimedia movement is aiming for a change in people’s behavior, for an impact on society. Yet it is easier said than done.\nIn this session, Sarah Ulrich from Buddy e. V. will talk about the change process towards impact driven work in her organization. She will present about the fun and cool side of impact, will share examples about what she and her colleagues experienced during the introduction and what they learned along the way.\nThe session is not meant to be a teaching session, but provides inspiration and motivation to think about impact as a way towards a smarter use of our resources.",
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"facilitator_array":"Sarah Ulrich",
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"facilitators":"Sarah Ulrich",
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"id":"100002",
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"location":"Room A",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"friday-session-block-1",
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"space":"Impact Track",
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"start":"11:00",
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"title":"10: Why Does Impact Matter?"
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},
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{
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"day":"Friday",
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"description":"tba",
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"facilitator_array":"Delphine Menard",
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"facilitators":"Delphine Menard",
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"id":"100003",
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"location":"Room D",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"friday-session-block-1",
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"space":"Capacity Building & Learning Track",
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"start":"11:00",
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"title":"19: Orientation for Newcomers to the Wikimedia movement"
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},
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{
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"day":"Friday",
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"description":"This session will present the summary of the participants’ survey results on impact related questions and show how this input helped shape the conference program. It will introduce the terminology around impact to ensure that everybody will be able to follow the conversations at the Wikimedia Conference. It will also prepare participants for what they can expect and what is expected from them in the following sessions of the impact track.\n",
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"facilitator_array":"Manuel Merz, Cornelius Kibelka",
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"facilitators":"Manuel Merz, Cornelius Kibelka",
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"id":"100004",
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"location":"Room A",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"friday-session-block-1",
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"space":"Impact Track",
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"start":"11:30",
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"title":"11: Orientation Session for the Impact Track"
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},
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{
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"day":"Friday",
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"description":"Have a lunch! (90 min)",
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"facilitator_array":"",
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"facilitators":"",
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"id":"100005",
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"location":"Main hall",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"friday-lunch",
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"space":"",
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"start":"12:00",
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"title":"Lunch"
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},
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{
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"day":"Friday",
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"description":"This session will provide an overview of the outcomes of the Reimagining Grants consultation and how changes to the WMF funding options may affect chapters and user groups. We will have a panel discussion about the different funding options for user groups and chapters, including questions from the session participants.",
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"facilitator_array":"Winifred Olliff, Alex Wang, Sydney Poore, Grantees (tbd)",
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"facilitators":"Winifred Olliff, Alex Wang, Sydney Poore, Grantees (tbd)",
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"id":"100006",
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"location":"Room E",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"friday-session-block-2",
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"space":"Capacity Building & Learning Track",
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"start":"13:30",
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"title":"21: WMF Grantmaking Session"
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},
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{
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"day":"Friday",
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"description":"We will look at each of the verified Wikimedia Foundation social media accounts: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest, and discuss how they are used on a daily basis, including how they are used to support affiliates and the broader movement. We will discuss use of Commons images and licensing, neutral point of view and conflict of interest, most effective tactics and supporting events.",
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"facilitator_array":"Jeff Elder, Gregory Varnum",
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"facilitators":"Jeff Elder, Gregory Varnum",
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"id":"100007",
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"location":"Room D",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"friday-session-block-2",
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"space":"Capacity Building & Learning Track",
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"start":"13:30",
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"title":"23: How to Connect the Movement with Social Media"
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},
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{
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"day":"Friday",
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"description":"In this session we will work together towards an understanding of the logic and diversity of a selection of (impact) approaches in the Wikimedia movement. This will be done through a facilitated process, during which participants create a map of logic models and begin a conversation about how impact is thought about and lived in our movement.\nThis will be an inspiring, interactive and productive session in which all participants will contribute to a large and diverse map. The session will take place in three parts:\nA plenary session of around one hour includes an introduction, explanation of the workshop methods, and short prepared examples of impact from three participants.\nThen several break-out groups will work on co-creating logic models for different approaches/programs of the Wikimedia movement.\nAfter a break, we will arrange all logic models in a huge map and discuss what kind of trends/priorities we see, if something is missing, etc. We will try to arrive at joint conclusions on how the Wikimedia movement achieves and thinks about impact.",
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"facilitator_array":"Everyone (actively involved)",
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"facilitators":"Everyone (actively involved)",
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"id":"100008",
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"location":"Room A",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"friday-session-block-2",
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"space":"Impact Track",
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"start":"14:30",
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"title":"12: Impact Working Session"
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},
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{
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"day":"Friday",
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"description":"Data partnerships for Wikidata: How can we help institutions to get their data into Wikidata? What's the process from the initial contact to a script that uploads new pieces of data treasure?",
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"facilitator_array":"Jens Ohlig",
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"facilitators":"Jens Ohlig",
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"id":"100009",
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"location":"Room D",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"friday-session-block-2",
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"space":"Capacity Building & Learning Track",
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"start":"14:30",
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"title":"22: GLAM partnerships with Wikidata"
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},
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{
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"day":"Friday",
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"description":"The Wikimedia Foundation has announced to take over responsibility for facilitating the development of the affiliates. In this session, the PC&L team presents results from the Program Capacity & Learning consultation, discusses next steps and collects further feedback from affiliates and AffCom.",
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"facilitator_array":"Jaime Anstee, Affiliations Committee",
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"facilitators":"Jaime Anstee, Affiliations Committee",
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"id":"100010",
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"location":"Room E",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"friday-session-block-2",
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"space":"How to Move Forward track",
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"start":"14:30",
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"title":"9: Affiliates Partnership Program (PC&L)"
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},
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{
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"day":"Friday",
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"description":"Have a coffee, have a cake. (30 min)",
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"facilitator_array":"",
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"facilitators":"",
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"id":"100011",
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"location":"Main hall",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"friday-break",
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"space":"",
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"start":"15:30",
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"title":"Break"
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},
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{
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"day":"Friday",
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"description":"Diverse users are at the core of our movement. Developing software for users who have different technical requirements, levels of technical knowledge, and interest in software development is both challenging and inspiring. This shapes the way we work, communicate and collaborate with each other.\nWith the Technical Wishes Project, we have created an open and collaborative process to address the requirements of various users. The basic building blocks are surveys among the existing active editors - first on German Wikipedia, and later also internationally on Meta.\nIn this talk, we want to share experiences and gained knowledge from the Technical Wishes Project, and introduce our collaborative approach to address the technical needs of a diverse community. We will distill the lessons learned, so you can also apply them to your own projects in other fields.",
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"facilitator_array":"Birgit Müller, Danny Horn, Ryan Kaldari, Leszek Mainicki",
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"facilitators":"Birgit Müller, Danny Horn, Ryan Kaldari, Leszek Mainicki",
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"id":"100012",
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"location":"Room D",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"friday-session-block-2",
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"space":"Capacity Building & Learning Track",
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"start":"16:00",
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"title":"25: The Technical Wishes Project: Stories from the heart of community centered software development"
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},
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{
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"day":"Friday",
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"description":"“A lightning talk is a very short presentation given at a conference or similar forum. Unlike other presentations, lightning talks last only a few minutes and several will usually be delivered in a single period by different speakers.” (Wikipedia).",
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"facilitator_array":"",
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"facilitators":"Everyone who's interested",
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"id":"100013",
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"location":"Room E",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"friday-session-block-2",
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"space":"Capacity Building & Learning Track",
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"start":"17:00",
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"title":"28: Lightning Talks I"
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},
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{
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"day":"Friday",
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"description":"In 2015 we created a survey around the work done regarding fundraising and partnerships. The survey received responses from 23 Wikimedia organizations. The survey was a follow-up to fundraising and partnerships sessions at the Wikimedia Conference 2015 (1, 2, 3) and the WMCON Follow-Up Day at Wikimania 2015. Based on the answers in our survey, the material we gathered during the year and from our experience I will give a short introduction about the following questions:\nHow to get started with grant applications for external funding? What is needed?\nHow do we create the most value from the work?\nWhat to think about when involving new partners? What good and bad experiences has the participants experienced?\nWhat can we do together in the future? (Including improving the resources in the portal we have created on Meta).\nDiscussions and activities:\nAfter the introduction we will jointly discuss certain important practical steps together. First John from Wikimedia Sverige will tell about our experience and what we have done, and then the group will discuss how it can be done in their countries. What steps they would take, what they would do the same and what they would do different.\nThe workshop will consist of a number of tasks (around 4 or so). The tasks will be structured something like this: (1) tell the theory, i.e. that there is a need to identify suitable financiers early on and why this is important; (2) in practice this could include the creation of a structured list (and show how we have done it); (3) ask the teams to each create a template for the list of what they believe should be included and why; (4) ask them to present it and the rest will discuss and evaluate their suggestion.\nThis way we present the why and how but also make the participants start the work that is crucial to move forward.",
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"facilitator_array":"John Andersson",
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"facilitators":"John Andersson",
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"id":"100014",
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"location":"Room D",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"friday-session-block-2",
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"space":"Capacity Building & Learning Track",
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"start":"17:00",
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"title":"30: How to get external grants for your organization"
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},
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{
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"day":"Friday",
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"description":"",
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"facilitator_array":"",
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"facilitators":"",
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"id":"100015",
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"location":"Wikimedia Deutschland's office (Tempelhofer Ufer 23)",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"friday-evening",
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"space":"",
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"start":"18:00",
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"title":"Get-together and dinner snack at Wikimedia Deutschland's office"
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},
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{
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"day":"Friday",
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"description":"Please check the page on Meta.",
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"facilitator_array":"",
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"facilitators":"",
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"id":"100016",
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"location":"Main hall",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"friday-evening",
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"space":"",
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"start":"18:00",
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"title":"Thematic/regional/language-specific meetups"
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},
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{
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"day":"Saturday",
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"description":"",
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"facilitator_array":"Anna Lena, Andreas Karsten",
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"facilitators":"Anna Lena, Andreas Karsten",
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"id":"100017",
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"location":"Room A",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"saturday-registration",
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"space":"",
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"start":"09:30",
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"title":"Welcome!"
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},
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{
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"day":"Saturday",
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"description":"Volunteers are the core of the Wikimedia Movement. On one hand, in this session we would like to quickly present a few simple but very effective approaches and case studies on supporting, enabling and appreciating volunteers in the Wikimedia Movement. The approaches (on- and offline) which are going to be depicted are easily adaptable as well as scalable by other chapters and user-groups.\nOn the other hand, we wish to discuss and further develop these approaches in collaboration with the participants in order to learn from each other and improve the facilitation of volunteer-activities.",
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"facilitator_array":"Veronika Krämer, Muriel Straub, Raimund Liebert",
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"facilitators":"",
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"id":"100018",
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"location":"Room D",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"saturday-session-block-1",
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"space":"Capacity Building & Learning Track",
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"start":"10:00",
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"title":"27: Volunteer engagement in Wikimedia projects"
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},
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{
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"day":"Saturday",
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"description":"The workshop will start with sharing the experiences of Wikimedians of Bulgaria User Group, which will be a base for further discussion with input from the participants. Please bring a list of your own best practices and experiences to the workshop, so that you offer the most information to your fellow participants.",
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"facilitator_array":"Nikola Kalchev",
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"facilitators":"Nikola Kalchev",
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"id":"100019",
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"location":"Room D",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"saturday-session-block-1",
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"space":"Capacity Building & Learning Track",
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"start":"11:00",
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"title":"20: Organising a GLAM partnership being a user group"
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},
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{
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"day":"Saturday",
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"description":"Group photo in the courtyard!",
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"facilitator_array":"",
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"facilitators":"",
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"id":"100020",
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"location":"Courtyard",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"saturday-break-1",
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"space":"",
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"start":"13:30",
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"title":"Group photo!"
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},
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{
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"day":"Saturday",
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"description":"Together we will collect data and answers to following topics / questions:\n1. Why are we doing it: Are we looking for content, editors and more? Low hanging GLAM fruits technique vs the \"give me your HD images; is GLAM equal GLAM? Libraries may contribute other things than archives or museums.\n2. How do we get to do it: Trust building in partnerships & strategies that help to overcome reluctance; arguments that usually come opposing the idea of coop. Hinders such as no free licenses wanted\n3. What could we do: collection of formats to cooperate; Events vs long terms projects. How to keep on and document an \"it's complicated\" relationship between our org and a GLAM; fields on which action could take place (cooperating with volunteers, learning how to use free licenses, learning technical bits ...)\n4. What is needed: material in use (bring & show what you have), what would be helpful?",
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"facilitator_array":"Barbara Fischer, Àlex Hinojo",
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"facilitators":"Barbara Fischer, Àlex Hinojo",
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"id":"100021",
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"location":"Room D",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"saturday-session-block-1",
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"space":"Capacity Building & Learning Track",
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"start":"12:00",
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"title":"26: How to become GLAM proof"
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},
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{
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"day":"Saturday",
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"description":"Introduction of the WMF Interim ED, Katherine Maher, conversation and exchange between the Interim ED, members of WMF staff, and Affiliates. Topics can be the plans for the interim phase, next steps as well as opportunities for closer collaboration between WMF and its affiliates.",
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"facilitator_array":"Katherine Maher, Geoff Brigham, Lisa Seitz Gruwell, Katy Love, Danny Horn, Heather Walls",
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"facilitators":"Katherine Maher, Geoff Brigham, Lisa Seitz Gruwell, Katy Love, Danny Horn, Heather Walls",
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"id":"100022",
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"location":"Room A",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"saturday-session-block-1",
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"space":"How to Move Forward track",
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"start":"12:00",
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"title":"4: Meet the WMF Interim ED and WMF staff"
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},
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{
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"day":"Saturday",
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"description":"* Brief introduction to the process of strategy making.\n* Plenary discussion: Exchange between attendees about their experiences.\n* Hands-on (in pairs or small groups): Design or improve your strategy: write down your ideal process or the improvements that you want to make for your affiliate",
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"facilitator_array":"Mattias Blomgren, Frans Grijzenhout ",
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"facilitators":"Mattias Blomgren, Frans Grijzenhout ",
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"id":"100023",
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"location":"Room E",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"saturday-session-block-1",
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"space":"Capacity Building & Learning Track",
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"start":"12:00",
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"title":"33 Learn more about strategy processes"
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},
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{
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"day":"Saturday",
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"description":"Have a lunch! (90 min)",
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"facilitator_array":"",
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"facilitators":"",
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"id":"100024",
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"location":"Main hall",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"saturday-lunch",
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"space":"",
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"start":"13:00",
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"title":"Lunch"
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},
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{
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"day":"Saturday",
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"description":"Outcome Mapping is an evaluation approach developed in 2001 for evaluation which places people as the center and looks at changes in behavior to define outcomes.\nImportantly, program outcomes are defined as “changes in behavior, relationships, activities, or actions of the people, groups, and organizations with whom a program works directly” and “individuals, groups, and organizations with whom the program interacts directly” as well as “those with whom the program anticipates opportunities for influence” are considered “boundary partners” and brought to the center of the outcomes mapping approach (Earl, Carden, & Smutylo, 2001, p.1).\nIn the Wikimedia world of programs, outcome mapping strategies can help us to gather data on the contributions that our programs make in terms of bringing about social and environmental changes in our communities and partnerships around the world. Changes that help to build toward greater engagement in open and free knowledge that may not be directly tied to online metrics.\nParticipants will learn about a few strategies from the framework and break-out into thematic discussion groups to outline some of the changes in behavior, relationships, and/or actions which we wish to influence through our community and program partnerships.",
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"facilitator_array":"Jaime Anstee, Sati Houston",
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"facilitators":"Jaime Anstee, Sati Houston",
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"id":"100025",
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"location":"Room E",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"saturday-session-block-2",
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"space":"Impact Track",
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"start":"14:30",
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"title":"16: Capturing Social Change Through Outcome Mapping"
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},
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{
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"day":"Saturday",
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"description":"Community health is becoming an issue of interest in the Wikimedia movement: how to ensure that Wikimedia-communities remain viable and sustainable? There is a growing attention for issues like editor retention, gender imbalance, working climate and conflict resolution. The Wikimedia Foundation and some affilliates are looking at ways in which they can support healthy communities. But what is a healthy community? And what can you do to improve community health?\nWikimedia Nederland and Wikimedia Israel started working on the topic last year. This workshop will share what they learned along the way, especially about working with the community on this topic.\nBut this will not be one-way presenting of results. The audience in the room will be asked to critically reflect on WMNL and WMIL's experiences and come up with new (and better!) ways of working on community health.",
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"facilitator_array":"Sandra Rientjes",
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"facilitators":"Sandra Rientjes",
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"id":"100026",
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"location":"Room D",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"saturday-session-block-2",
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"space":"Capacity Building & Learning Track",
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"start":"14:30",
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"title":"29: Community health: what can (not) be done? The experiences of WMNL and WMIL"
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},
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{
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"day":"Saturday",
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"description":"A space to ask questions regarding the role, work and responsibilities of the Board of Trustees, and the single board members. If necessary or wished, questions can be handed in advance.",
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"facilitator_array":"WMF Board of Trustees",
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"facilitators":"WMF Board of Trustees",
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"id":"100027",
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"location":"Room A",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"saturday-session-block-2",
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"space":"How to Move Forward track",
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"start":"14:30",
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"title":"3: Meet the WMF Board of Trustees"
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},
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{
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"day":"Saturday",
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"description":"Listening to community voices in a balanced way is key to making decisions that are collaborative and legitimate, important qualities for our movement. Surveys are one way to bring in the voices that may otherwise not be heard. They are not just about getting input of data, but are a way to gather insights about needs, challenges, or opportunities of communities. In this session, participants will learn about how organizations are applying new approaches to making decisions through surveys, using case studies to highlight the potential of surveys. More importantly, participants would be able to learn from each other about when surveys are used, when other approaches to community listening are appropriate, and what should be avoided.",
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"facilitator_array":"Edward Galvez",
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"facilitators":"Edward Galvez",
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"id":"100028",
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"location":"Room D",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"saturday-session-block-2",
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"space":"Capacity Building & Learning Track",
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"start":"15:30",
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"title":"17: Listening to community voices using surveys"
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},
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{
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"day":"Saturday",
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"description":"Wikimedia Foundation's Communications Team will share and explain 10 things you can do right when you return home to begin improving your communications work. These best practices can be applied to both long-term and short-term communications efforts, and are meant to be used by affiliates in a variety of settings and skill levels.",
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"facilitator_array":"Jeff Elder, Gregory Varnum, Jan Apel",
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"facilitators":"Jeff Elder, Gregory Varnum, Jan Apel",
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"id":"100029",
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"location":"Room E",
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"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"saturday-session-block-2",
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"space":"Capacity Building & Learning Track",
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"start":"15:30",
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"title":"24: 10 Things You Can Do to Improve Your Communications"
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},
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{
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"day":"Saturday",
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"description":"Have a coffee, have a cake! (30 min)",
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"facilitator_array":"",
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"facilitators":"",
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"id":"100030",
|
||
"location":"Main hall",
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||
"pathways":"",
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"scheduleblock":"saturday-break-2",
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"space":"",
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"start":"16:30",
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"title":"Break"
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},
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{
|
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"day":"Saturday",
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"description":"“A lightning talk is a very short presentation given at a conference or similar forum. Unlike other presentations, lightning talks last only a few minutes and several will usually be delivered in a single period by different speakers.” (Wikipedia).",
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"facilitator_array":"",
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||
"facilitators":"Everyone who's interested",
|
||
"id":"100031",
|
||
"location":"Room E",
|
||
"pathways":"",
|
||
"scheduleblock":"saturday-session-block-2",
|
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"space":"Capacity Building & Learning Track",
|
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"start":"17:00",
|
||
"title":"28: Lightning Talks II"
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},
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{
|
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"day":"Saturday",
|
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"description":"At the Wikimedia Conference, the WMF will have published its strategy for 2016-18 as well as their annual plan 2016-17. What do these documents mean for the work of the Affiliates. How can Affiliates contribute to the process, now and in the future? Collect feedback on the process as well as on the content of the strategy/annual plan. Optional: Expand to a “live Community review” as within the frame of the APG/FDC process.",
|
||
"facilitator_array":"Katherine Maher",
|
||
"facilitators":"Katherine Maher",
|
||
"id":"100032",
|
||
"location":"Room A",
|
||
"pathways":"",
|
||
"scheduleblock":"saturday-session-block-2",
|
||
"space":"How to Move Forward track",
|
||
"start":"17:00",
|
||
"title":"5: WMF strategy and annual plan"
|
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},
|
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{
|
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"day":"Saturday",
|
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"description":"Let’s have a party and round off Saturday in a club, with music and snacks. The party will be in the HomeBase Lounge again. We will begin the evening with dinner and drinks. A DJ will enhance the \natmosphere with classic disco hits and get you in the dancing mood.",
|
||
"facilitator_array":"",
|
||
"facilitators":"",
|
||
"id":"100033",
|
||
"location":"HomeBase Lounge (Köthener Str. 44)",
|
||
"pathways":"",
|
||
"scheduleblock":"saturday-evening",
|
||
"space":"",
|
||
"start":"18:30",
|
||
"title":"Conference Party"
|
||
},
|
||
{
|
||
"day":"Sunday",
|
||
"description":"",
|
||
"facilitator_array":"Anna Lena, Andreas Karsten",
|
||
"facilitators":"Anna Lena, Andreas Karsten",
|
||
"id":"100034",
|
||
"location":"Room A",
|
||
"pathways":"",
|
||
"scheduleblock":"sunday-registration",
|
||
"space":"",
|
||
"start":"09:30",
|
||
"title":"Welcome!"
|
||
},
|
||
{
|
||
"day":"Sunday",
|
||
"description":"Description: We are currently in early stages of our first review of Global metrics. We see direct alignment with the conference's theme of impact and know there is great interest for broad engagement in this dialogue and revision development process and we are hoping to have some of this work integrated into the Wikimedia Conference. Specifically, we are hoping to have opportunity for a presentation session to share a retrospective on Global Metrics which we have been putting together, preliminary findings from stakeholder interviews and surveys, as well as overview the plan for their review and revision. In addition to this presentation session intended for the most broad audience, we then want to be able to invite affiliates to a set of small group roundtable discussions to gather inputs into this process.\nPart 1: Presentation\nA retrospective on Global Metrics and review of preliminary findings from stakeholder reviews of the current metrics uses, usefulness, and challenges of the particular metrics along with an overview of the history, celebrations, pains, general plan for change Global Metrics practices for grantees.\nPart 2: Roundtable Discussions (Oriented also to collaborative capacity building)\nSmall group sessions gathering direct input to key metrics. Multiple small facilitated groups which will be topic based. The number of sessions and room size would likely be the determining factor for our plans - Ideally we would like to be able to run at least 4 discussion groups, we could do this one or two sessions in a larger room hosting multiple small groups, or multiple sessions in a small meeting room hosting one group at a time.",
|
||
"facilitator_array":"Jaime Anstee, Sati Houston",
|
||
"facilitators":"Jaime Anstee, Sati Houston",
|
||
"id":"100035",
|
||
"location":"Room A",
|
||
"pathways":"",
|
||
"scheduleblock":"sunday-session-block-1",
|
||
"space":"Impact Track",
|
||
"start":"11:00",
|
||
"title":"15: Global Metrics Retrospective and Revision"
|
||
},
|
||
{
|
||
"day":"Sunday",
|
||
"description":"What qualifications do Affiliates want to see in a Board member? How does the upcoming search for a new ED influence the criteria for an ideal Board member? What advice and experience can current WMF board members provide for the upcoming selection? (Optional: Discuss the role of User Groups in the ASBS.)",
|
||
"facilitator_array":"Lorenzo Losa",
|
||
"facilitators":"Lorenzo Losa",
|
||
"id":"100036",
|
||
"location":"Room E",
|
||
"pathways":"",
|
||
"scheduleblock":"sunday-session-block-1",
|
||
"space":"How to Move Forward track",
|
||
"start":"11:00",
|
||
"title":"7: Affiliate Selected Board seats (open session)"
|
||
},
|
||
{
|
||
"day":"Sunday",
|
||
"description":"What did we learn from the past two years and what can be done to incorporate the experience in upcoming decision making processes. How can a revamped search process for a new executive leadership of the WMF look like, and what are the main qualifications and skills new candidates should bring? WMF board and staff present the current status in the search for a new WMF Executive Director. The C-level team has already defined certain aspects for an ED profile.How can the affiliates contribute perspectives and experience to the process and support the search (see governance and transition processes at affiliates like WMUK, WMDE, WMSE)?",
|
||
"facilitator_array":"WMF Board of Trustees, Lisa Gruwell, Katherine Maher",
|
||
"facilitators":"WMF Board of Trustees, Lisa Gruwell, Katherine Maher",
|
||
"id":"100037",
|
||
"location":"Room E",
|
||
"pathways":"",
|
||
"scheduleblock":"sunday-session-block-1",
|
||
"space":"How to Move Forward track",
|
||
"start":"12:00",
|
||
"title":"6: WMF ED search process"
|
||
},
|
||
{
|
||
"day":"Sunday",
|
||
"description":"A closed session with chapter representatives, private discussion among organization representatives. Notes from the discussion are to be recorded on the Chapters Wiki for the benefit of chapters who cannot attend the conference. In the session, representatives will discuss pros and cons of the candidates, always taking the criteria into account that have been agreed in the session before.",
|
||
"facilitator_array":"Lorenzo Losa",
|
||
"facilitators":"Lorenzo Losa",
|
||
"id":"100038",
|
||
"location":"Room D",
|
||
"pathways":"",
|
||
"scheduleblock":"sunday-session-block-1",
|
||
"space":"How to Move Forward track",
|
||
"start":"12:00",
|
||
"title":"8: Affiliate Selected Board seats (closed session)"
|
||
},
|
||
{
|
||
"day":"Sunday",
|
||
"description":"Have a lunch! (90 min)",
|
||
"facilitator_array":"",
|
||
"facilitators":"",
|
||
"id":"100039",
|
||
"location":"Main hall",
|
||
"pathways":"",
|
||
"scheduleblock":"sunday-lunch",
|
||
"space":"",
|
||
"start":"13:00",
|
||
"title":"Lunch"
|
||
},
|
||
{
|
||
"day":"Sunday",
|
||
"description":"The session will have two parts: In the first part, we will explain what we achieved and planned during the days of this year Wikimedia Conference. As Wikimedia Conference and Wikimania are only nine weeks away from each other, we want to gather jointly with the audience all next steps of all Wikimedia Conference sessions that can be pursued until Wikimania. The idea is to keep participants of the Wikimedia Conference also engaged after the event itself. The PEC will publish a list of the next steps on the conference’s documentation page on Meta.\nIn the second part of the session, we want to briefly discuss (10-15 min) how we can further connect Wikimedia events with each other. We have a lot different Wikimedia gathering and events throughout the year, yet most of them are quite isolated and planned as “one-shots”. Gathered ideas can be implemented in the follow-up of the Wikimedia Conference and Wikimania.",
|
||
"facilitator_array":"Ginevra Sanvitale, Cornelius Kibelka",
|
||
"facilitators":"Ginevra Sanvitale, Cornelius Kibelka",
|
||
"id":"100040",
|
||
"location":"A",
|
||
"pathways":"",
|
||
"scheduleblock":"sunday-session-block-2",
|
||
"space":"",
|
||
"start":"15:45",
|
||
"title":"32: Building bridges between Wikimedia Conference & Wikimania"
|
||
},
|
||
{
|
||
"day":"Sunday",
|
||
"description":"",
|
||
"facilitator_array":"Anna Lena, Andreas Karsten",
|
||
"facilitators":"Anna Lena, Andreas Karsten",
|
||
"id":"100041",
|
||
"location":"Room A",
|
||
"pathways":"",
|
||
"scheduleblock":"sunday-session-block-2",
|
||
"space":"",
|
||
"start":"14:30",
|
||
"title":"Wrap-up of the How to Move Forward track & Impact track"
|
||
},
|
||
{
|
||
"day":"Sunday",
|
||
"description":"",
|
||
"facilitator_array":"Anna Lena, Andreas Karsten",
|
||
"facilitators":"Anna Lena, Andreas Karsten",
|
||
"id":"100042",
|
||
"location":"Room A",
|
||
"pathways":"",
|
||
"scheduleblock":"sunday-session-block-2",
|
||
"space":"",
|
||
"start":"16:30",
|
||
"title":"Feedback and bye"
|
||
}
|
||
] |