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- Welcoming to everyone, especially new Wikipedians and Wikipedian-wannabes looking to contribute on women in history
- Allows diverse local focuses on aspects of Women's History
- It's fun!
- Find inspiration for articles to be expanded or creation here (and add to it!): Wikipedia:WikiWomen's History Month/Missing articles.
- Share your outcomes on the yearly Outcomes pages. We'll be promoting these successes via social media and let's work together to continue to improve them!
- WikiProjects are encouraged to create and develop women's history month focuses for the month of March.
- Events occur on-wiki and off-wiki as themes and translation projects! The are easy to organize at cafes, student clubs, at home and at small (or large!) public libraries or museums
- WikiWomen's Collaborative with support from Fembot, the Center for the Study of Women in Society at the University of Oregon hosts some of the annual events; its lead Wikipedia organizer is User:SarahStierch.
- Event resources: Wikipedia:WikiWomen's History Month/Resources for event organizers
- Event promotion: Please promote your event on social media. If you have a Facebook or Eventbrite invitation, please post it with your entry below.
- Social media:
- Twitter hashtag: #Wikiwomen
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WikiWomensCollaborative