FII Wiki Project/Edit-a-thons/Pride Marches of India
On 30 June 2018, FII Wiki Project and Gaylaxy Magazine in collaboration with the Embassy of Spain, New Delhi and Instituto Cervantes hosted a Wikipedia edit-a-thon on Pride Marches of India at Instituto Cervantes. The edit-a-thon was aimed at creating/editing Wikipedia pages of LGBTQ+ pride marches of India who lack representation on the platform currently. The articles were created and expanded in English. Additional statistics can been seen on the P&E dashboard here. A report of the edit-a-thon is also documented on the FII website here.
Details
edit- Topic: Pride Marches of India
- Organisers: FII Wiki Project, Gaylaxy Magazine and Embassy of Spain, New Delhi
- Date: 30 June 2018
- Venue: Instituto Cervantes, New Delhi
- Time: 11 AM to 5 PM
Participants
editArticles expanded
edit- w:en:Nepal Pride
- w:en:Queer Azaadi Mumbai
- w:en:Chandigarh LGBT Pride Walk
- w:en:Chennai Rainbow Pride
- w:en:Orange City LGBT Pride March
- w:en:Hyderabad queer pride
- w:en:Queer Pride Guwahati
- w:en:LGBT rights in Kerala
- w:en:Bengaluru Namma Pride March
- w:en:Gurgaon queer pride
- w:en:Awadh queer pride
- w:en:Kolkata Rainbow Pride Walk
- w:en:Bhopal Pride March
- w:en:Jawaharlal Nehru University
- w:en:Pune Pride
- w:en:Delhi Queer Pride Parade
- w:en:Queer Gulabi Pride Jaipur
- w:en:National AIDS Control Organisation
Articles created
editStatistics
edit- Articles created: 1
- Articles edited: 19
- Total edits: 35
- Editors: 17
- Words added: 9.52K
- Article views: 2.88K
Media Coverage
edit- Finding a Place for Pride on Wikipedia – Vice India (2 July 2018)