Interwiki Women Collaboration 2022

Editions edit

2017 (Wikimania 2017 in Montreal) • 2018 (Wikimania 2018 in Cape Town) • 2019 (Wikimania 2019 in Stockholm) • 2020 (online) • 2021 (online)

2022 edition details

Interwiki Women Collaboration (IWC) is an international edit-athon which run every year since 2017, during Wikimania. In 2022: from August 8th to August 21th.

This year, the campaignn covers the women in sports events in 2022. July and August below:

Campionato europeo di calcio femminile 2022 (itwiki) UEFA Women's EURO England 2022 (enwiki), 6 - 31 July: United Kingdom
it:Ginnastica
- Gymnastics - it:Campionati mondiali di trampolino elastico, 1 - 2 July: Template:Country data CH Arosa
- European Artistic Gymnastics Championships
it:Motocross -Estonian GP, 2 - 3 July: Template:Country data Estonia Lange
it:Fistball - Women's European Championship, 1 - 3 July: Austria e Germania
it:Hockey su prato
- it:Campionato mondiale di hockey su prato femminile 2022, 1 - 7 July: it:Amsterdam
- European Junior Women's Championship, 24- 27 July: it:Gand
Cycling:
- Ciclismo - Tour de France, 1 - 24 July:
- Ciclismo - it:Österreich-Rundfahrt, 2 - 7 July:
- it:Giro di Polonia, 30 July 2022 - 5 August
it:Atletica leggera:
- it:Campionati europei under 18 di atletica leggera 2022, 4 - 7 July: it:Gerusalemme
- it:Campionati del mondo di atletica leggera 2022, Int. Österreich-Rundfahrt, 15 - 24 July: it:Eugene
- it:Shanghai Golden Grand Prix, 30 July: Cina
Soccer:
- Calcio femminile - it:Campionato europeo di calcio femminile 2022, 6 - 31 July: United Kingdom
- it:Calcio a 5 - Women's European Championship, 1 July: Template:Country data Portugal Gondomar
- Women's Football - African Women's Championship, 2 - 10 July: Morocco
it:Pallanuoto - U-19 Women's European Championships, 3 - 7 July: it:Netanya
it:Pallacanestro - 3x3 Asian Women's Championship, 6 - 10 July, it:Singapore
it:Pattinaggio a rotelle - World Games, 8 - 12 July, Birmingham
it:Lotta libera - Campionato del mondo cadetti, 25 - 31 July: Rome
it:Lotta greco-romana - Cadet World Championship, 25 - 31 July: Rome
it:Canoa/kayak - Slalom World Championships, 26 - 31 July: Augusta
it:Softball - Women's European Championships, 24 - 25 July: it:Sant Boi de Llobregat
it:Equitazione - Hickstead, 27 - 31 July: United Kingdom
it:Tifo sportivo - it:Tiro a volo (Olympic pit and Women's Skeet), 28 July 2022 - 5 August: Almaty
it:Superbike - Most, 29 - 31 July: Template:Country data Czechia
it:Pallamano - Women's World Youth Championship, 30 July: it:Skopje
it:Giochi del Commonwealth, 30 July - 8 August: it:Birmingham
- it:Ciclismo su pista, 27 July - 7 August
- it:Netball, 29 July - 3 August
- it:Nuoto, 29 July - 3 August
- it:Atletica leggera, 30 July - 8 August
- it:Sollevamento pesi, 30 July - 3 August

Women's EURO 2022 stadium edit

from Italian Wikipedia page Campionato europeo di calcio femminile 2022

The tournament is being hosted in ten stadiums in eight cities, despite being nine at the time of the tournament's award^[1]. The initial candidacy featured Meadow Lane at Nottingham and London Road at Peterborough^[2], che sono stati successivamente sostituiti dagli stadi City Ground always in Nottingham et St Mary's in Southampton to meet the UEFA requirements^[3]. The City Ground stadium was later replaced with Leigh Sports Village in Leigh for refurbishment^[1]. On 23 February 2020 it was announced that Old Trafford in Manchester would also host only the first match of the European championship on 7 July 2022, thus bringing the number of lifts to 10.^[4].

London		Manchester
Wembley Capacity: 90,000	Brentford Community Stadiumm Capacity: 17,250	Old Trafford Capacità: 74,994	Manchester City Academy Stadium Capacity: 7,000

Rotherham	Milton Keynes	Southampton	Brighton & Hove
New York Stadium Capacity: 12,021	Stadium MK Capacity: 30,500	St Mary's Stadium Capacity: 32,505	Falmer Stadium Capacity: 30,750

Languages edit

On 2022, before, during and after the eighteenth Wikimedia virtual conference, Wikimania 2022. Our goal is to write, translate and improve articles about women in sport, with particular attention to female soccer as sport and players (biographies, participating teams etc).

Arabic edit

Armenian edit

Interwiki Women 2022 Armenian page

Bangla edit

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English edit

French edit

German edit

Greek edit

Hebrew edit

Hindi edit

Igbo edit

Italy edit

Interwiki Women 2022 italian page

Maithili edit

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Persian edit

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Svenska edit

References edit

↑ ^a ^b "Euro 2021: nine venues selected for finals tournament in England". 20 August 2019. Retrieved 24 August 2019.
↑ "The FA bids to stage UEFA Women's Euro 2021 finals". 29 August 2018. Retrieved 24 August 2019.
↑ "England to stage UEFA Women's Euro 2021 finals". 3 December 2018. Retrieved 24 August 2019.
↑ "Women's EURO 2021 to open at Old Trafford". uefa.com. 23 February 2020. Retrieved 27 February 2021.

Supported by edit

Dashboard campaign edit

Please create a program related to your language or country inside the Interwiki Women Collaboration campaign using the Dashboard tool.

Social media edit

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Postcards edit

Who - between August 8th and August 21th - will write more than 5 articles in any language, will receive a postcard from Rome, send by WikiDonne User Group

External links edit

Women's EURO, official site

[stadi-1] "Euro 2021: nine venues selected for finals tournament in England". 20 August 2019. Retrieved 24 August 2019.

[2] "The FA bids to stage UEFA Women's Euro 2021 finals". 29 August 2018. Retrieved 24 August 2019.

[3] "England to stage UEFA Women's Euro 2021 finals". 3 December 2018. Retrieved 24 August 2019.

[4] "Women's EURO 2021 to open at Old Trafford". uefa.com. 23 February 2020. Retrieved 27 February 2021.

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