Expert outreach/Wikipedian in Residence at the National Library of Wales/Wales for Peace workshops
The event will be held at The National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth on Saturday the 30th of January 2016.
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About
Two Wikipedia editing workshops will be held as part of the official launch of the 'Remembering for Peace' exhibition. This exhibition was created as part of the Wales for Peace project which aims to engage people in discovering, sharing and learning from the peace heritage of Wales. The Wikipedia workshops will focus on helping people improve related content on Wikipedia. The effects of war on Welsh society, dilemmas and choices faced by Welsh conscientious objectors, and the stories of key peacemakers all need to be properly represented on Wikipedia and this can be achieved by improving or creating Wikipedia articles.
Attendees
- User:GMorgan91
- User:Nick-vent
- User:Eileen Kinsman
- User:Nia2016
- User:yrysgwrn1
- User:Dylanhywel
- User:Iwan-Pritchard
- Bedwyr Edwards
- Liam Jones
- Jac Jones
- Rhion Owen
Articles to be created or improved
- cy:Lewis Valentine
- cy:Cynghrair y Cenhedloedd
- cy:Gwrthwynebydd cydwybodol
- cy:CND
- cy:Henry Richard
- cy:Llyfr y Cofio (Y Rhyfel Byd Cyntaf)
- cy:Y Gymdeithas Heddwch
- w:Peace Society
- w:Wales’ National Book of Remembrance for the First World War
- w:Temple of Peace, Cardiff
- w:David Davies, 1st Baron Davies
- w:HM Prison Cardiff (Section on conscientious objectors as prisoners)
Children's challenge
Work in teams to create a Wikipedia article about Conscientious Objectors in Wales. Use the sources below to find information, as well as books provided.
Template for Conscientious Objectors in Wales article
Online sources
- Wikipedia - Conscientious Objectors in the United Kingdom
- List of Welsh Conscientious objectors on Wikipedia
- Remembering Conscientious Objectors, 100 years after World War One
- Were conscientious objectors the WWI heroes?
- Pacifism in Wales
- BBC Bitesize - Welsh conscientious objectors
- Wales at War - Conscientious objectors
- Conscientious objectors in Welsh prisons