COVID-19/Covidgap
Key Messages | List of articles | Results |
COVID 19: Health and Gender Campaign
You are invited to a campaign to improve COVID-19 information on Wikipedia in collaboration with UNFPA, the United Nations Populations Fund. They have prepared several messages and resources to use in the COVID-19 pandemic, relating specifically to how the pandemic affects women's health. The Health and Gender campaign aims to make use of these resources, to make sure that Wikipedia in various languages have good quality, up to date updated information.
When contributing to this project please add #covidgap to the edit summary so we can measure the impact of the work. |
Main activity
Add one of the key messages | Add one of the key messages from UNFPA or UN Women to a relevant article. | 20 minutes |
Other activities
Suggest a missing topic | Suggest a topic which is missing from Wikipedia related to COVID-19, it could be an aspect of the pandemic or how it impacts a certain group of people, it could be an important person or any other related topic.
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5 minutes | |
Add references to an article | Use one of the sources provided by the UN Agencies, to make sure that the COVID-19 related articles on Wikipedia are well-referenced. Make sure to add where you've used the reference in the table and add #covidgap to the edit summary. | 10 minutes | |
Create a new article | Use the messages from UNFPA and UN Women to create a new article. We have proposed a few articles that would be suitable to create. Make sure to do an extra edit to the article, where you add the edit summary #covidgap. | 60 minutes |
Give feedback
Thank you very much for taking part in the COVID-19 Health and Gender Editathon. We really welcome your feedback on the process we have been working on to help organisations share their knowledge on Wikipedia. We plan to develop this further into a long term project. There are two ways of giving feedback:
Anonymously using this feedback form if you want your feedback to only be seen by the organisers |
Extra activity
Share! | Share your contribution in social media. Use the hashtag #covidgap! | 5 minutes |
Results
Click here to see all contributions using the #covidgap hashtag