Wikipedia outreach edit
Wikipedia communities in many cities internationally routinely organize or present at meetups, events, conferences, lectures, and training sessions. This New York City chapter of the Wikimedia community supports outreach of this sort in regular public meetings around New York City.
Please see the event archive for a list of past events and an explanation of how these work.
Institutional partnerships edit
Wikipedia is absolutely unique in that it's a nonprofit operating in the space of multibillion-dollar brands.
Andrew Lih, quoted in The Washington Post, 2015
Wikipedia is the most consulted source of information on almost every topic. Among the top 500 most popular websites, it is one of only two managed by a nonprofit organization.
Any institution or organization which seeks to distribute information to the general public should recognize Wikipedia's place in information distribution and consider the extent to which sharing information through Wikipedia would be useful to advance goals for providing information.
Please see Wikipedia:Meetup/NYC/Partners for a description of partnerships and institutional collaborations between the Wikimedia community and this local chapter in New York.
WikiEdu edit
see Wikipedia:Wikipedia NYC College Educators Network/Classes and Wikipedia:WikiProject City University of New York
Grants edit
- See meta:Category:Grants:WM US-NYC
- WM NYC 2016 Annual Grant
- PEG:WikiConference North America 2016
- A Wikipedian-in-Residence to Engage 500 Librarians and their Communities with OCLC
- WM NYC 2017-2018 Annual Grant
- WM NYC 2018-2019 Annual Grant
Work area for grants
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For reference
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Historical grants edit
Wikimedia New York City has received a number of grants since 2009, including:
- General
- 2009-2011 PEG: Kick start: $1,500 (December 1, 2009–January 1, 2011) supporting Wikimedia New York City: Kick start
- 2010-2011 PEG: Kick start supplement: $1,500 (June 1, 2010–June 1, 2011) supporting Wikimedia New York City: Kick start supplement
- Wiki-Conference and Other Event Support
- 2009 PEG: Wiki-Conference New York 1: $1,000 (July 1, 2009–August 1, 2009) supporting Wiki-Conference New York / Wikimedia Conference New York City
- 2009 PEG: Wikipedia Takes Manhattan: $1,000 (September 1, 2009–October 2009) supporting Wikipedia Takes Manhattan / Wikis Take Manhattan (3)
- 2010-2011 PEG: Wiki-Conference New York 2: $5,000 (August 1, 2010–February 1, 2011) supporting Wiki-Conference New York and Wikipedia Day NYC
- 2011 PEG: GLAMcamp: $8,630 (May 19, 2011–May 22, 2011) supporting WMF Cultural Partnerships Fellow for event – GLAMcamp NYC
- 2012 PEG: Events Grant Reapportionment: $1,715.74 (December 2012) supporting W-CNY2 and WTM Grant Reapportionment supporting Wikipedia Day 2010 on events Wikipedia Loves Libraries, Wikipedia Day 2012, Wiki-Workshops of various types
- 2012 PEG: Short term funding program: $2,000 (April 1, 2012–July 1, 2012) supporting Short Term Funding Program
- 2013-2014 PEG: WikiConference USA 2014: $35,000 (October 7, 2013–June 1, 2014) supporting WikiConference USA 2014
- Internship Program
- 2009-2010 PEG: Internship Program 1: $1,000 (September 1, 2009–January 1, 2010) supporting Internship Program for Wikimedia New York City
- 2009-2011 PEG: Internship Program 2: $1,000 (December 1, 2009–January 1, 2011) supporting Internship Program for Wikimedia New York City, Phase II
- 2010-2011 PEG: Internship Program 3: $3,000 (June 1, 2010–June 1, 2011) supporting Internship Program for Wikimedia New York City, Phase III
- TOTAL (2009-2014): $62,345.74
- Other
External links edit
- Wikipedia Meetup - NYC (main events page)
- Wikimedia New York City
- Free Culture Alliance NYC