Wikipedia:GLAM/Wikipedians in Special Residence in the Netherlands 2013-2015

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Project
2013-2015 		African Studies
Centre Leiden 		Atria, Institute
on Gender Equality
and Women's History 		Boekman
Foundation 		Cultural Heritage Agency RCE EYE
Film Institute Netherlands 		IHLIA
LGBTI Heritage 		IHS Institute
for Housing and Urban
Development Studies
KITLV/Royal Netherlands Institute of
Southeast Asian and
Caribbean Studies 		Netherlands Cancer
Institute / AvL 		NIOD Institute for
War, Holocaust and
Genocide Studies 		Peace Palace Library Rijksmuseum
Amsterdam 		Cours intensif Wikipédia Wikipedia crash course
Rijksmuseum
EYE Film Institute Netherlands
Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed,Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands
NIOD Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies
Peace Palace
Afrika-Studiecentrum, Leiden
Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies (KITLV)

Wikipedians in Special Residence (WisR's, Netherlands, November 2013 - March 2015) was a project in which two hired Wikipedians linked the data and expertise of twelve specialised Dutch libraries with Wikimedia sites. Project initiators and leads were Jos Damen (African Studies Centre Leiden, Leiden) and Ingeborg Verheul (Atria, Amsterdam) for WSWB, the Werkgroep Speciale Wetenschappelijke Bibliotheken (Dutch Academic Library Working Group), a collaboration of Dutch libraries, which coordinated this project. The difference with a regular Wikipedian in Residence project was that in the present project twelve libraries have had their own Wikipedian for two months each.[1] (Note: As of 2024, follow-up Wikipedia Workshops on a bimonthly basis are still going strong at Atria and IHLIA in Amsterdam, organised by themselves.)

  1. ^ Damen, Jos; Verheul, Ingeborg (21 March 2017). "Eindrapportage van het project "Wikipedians in Special Residence" (2013-2015)" [Final report of the project “Wikipedians in Special Residence” (2013-2015)] (in Dutch). WSWB Libraries. Werkgroep Speciale Wetenschappelijke Bibliotheken, the Netherlands. Retrieved 16 May 2024.