WikiD: women, Wikipedia, design is an international education and advocacy program to increase the representation of women in the built environment on Wikipedia. This collaborative project between Parlour, Architexx (New York) and n-ails (Berlin) has seed funding from the Wikimedia Foundation.
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WikiD – NAIDOC Week session
Parlour is delighted to collaborate with the fabulous women of Deadly Djurumin for an online Wikipedia edit-a-thon to increase and improve the representation of Indigenous women in the built environment.
Parlour shortlisted for Beazley Designs of the Year Award
Parlour is delighted to announce that WikiD: women, Wikipedia, design has been shortlisted for the Beazley Designs of the Year Award at the London Design Museum.
WikiD Guide to Wikipedia Editing
Five brief guides to help you edit and write for Wikipedia. Now available in German as well as English!
Getting started editing Wikipedia
Getting started on your first Wikipedia entry can be daunting. We can help you work out where to start, and how to find the resources and references you need.
Women, Wikipedia, Design – Australia
Get involved and help increase the numbers of women in the Australian built environment represented on Wikipedia.
WikiD: simple tasks to get started
Interested in WikiD, but not sure how to begin? Charity Edwards and Alysia Bennett have some suggestions of easy things to get you going.
Who is on Wikipedia already?
Australian women architects on Wikipedia is increasing – check out who is already there, and get inspired to add more entries.
The wikiD: Women, Wikipedia, Design project
Read the wikiD project description, which has received funding from the Wikimedia Foundation.
Update 1: Wikipedia + women in architecture
The Women. Wikipedia. Design was a great success, with twenty new entries from Australia. An overview of work to date and plans for the future.
How to be ‘notable’
Writing Wikipedia entries lead Tania Davidge to consider the concept 'notability', how it is constructed and what it means for women in architecture.
