SHE MUST BE WIKI: Feminist Film Wiki-a-thon

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SHE MUST BE WIKI: Feminist Film Wiki-a-thon - In a nutshell

  • Where?: ICA, London - [1]
  • When?: Friday 25th July, 12-3pm for the editathon, 3-5pm for a discussion, 5-7pm for a film screening
  • Point of contact: Deborah Herring <deborah.herringatica.org.uk>
  • Twitter: @wikimediauk
  • Cost: see the booking page [2]
  • How do I sign up?: see above
Join us for the event!

About the event

Also here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:SHE_MUST_BE_WIKI:_Feminist_Film_Wiki-a-thon

Imagine if you looked up your favourite film online and found… nothing. That's the case for far too many classics of feminist film.

The first ICA wiki-a-thon features a Salon with academics, filmmakers and curators. Chaired by moving image artist Sarah Turner, speakers include Elinor Cleghorn, Elizabeth Cowie, Sophie Mayer, and Lucy Reynolds.

This is a chance to further and exchange knowledge of feminist film and film theory. Bring a laptop and determination to shape history. A closed workshop will take place before the Friday Salon to post entries on Wikipedia.

Followed by a 5pm screening of She Must Be Seeing Things (Sheila McLaughlin, 1987).

How do I prepare?

Programme

The event will start with an informal editing session:

  • 12-3pm for the editathon
  • 3-5pm for a discussion
  • 5-7pm for a film screening

Attendees

We anticipate up to 12 editathon participants, and up to 60 for the afternoon discussion.

Trainers

Below is the list of trainers that will be present on the day.

  1. Edwardx (talk) 15:54, 16 July 2014 (BST) (all day)
  2. LoopZilla (talk) 18:15, 22 July 2014 (BST)