Hi Micru,
My understanding is that the thinking at WMF is that, if this campaign is
successful, they may repeat Inspire with a different focus, perhaps global
south, underrepresented languages, public health, or education programs.
It could be very beneficial to involve affiliates in some of
Liam, that is true, originally I submitted an idea because of the specific
topic of the campaign, which later on evolved into a more generic project
which could potentially address other kind of issues. BUT, without the
original hook, perhaps I would have never submitted anything.
I hope the
Thank you Liam for your nice comments.
Hasive
On Sat, May 2, 2015 at 3:14 PM, Pine W wiki.p...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Micru,
My understanding is that the thinking at WMF is that, if this campaign is
successful, they may repeat Inspire with a different focus, perhaps global
south,
Liam, thanks for writing this - as an early campaign critic, it means a lot
to our team to see your updated thinking here! I see much value in running
experiments that help us test our assumptions and refine our understanding
of what works and what doesn't in this movement, and am glad to know
Hi Liam,
I too am happy with many aspects of Aspire.
However, the campaign scheduling and communications issues caused major
headaches here in Cascadia, and was disruptive in other ways that I'd
rather not document in a public list. The Community Resources and LE teams
are aware of the
Thank you, Liam, for the supportive positive comments.
Sydney
On May 1, 2015 5:36 PM, Liam Wyatt liamwy...@gmail.com wrote:
Congratulations on bringing to the surface these 16 project ideas!
I'm looking forward to seeing how these specific projects go, and also to
seeing if they can become
Congratulations on bringing to the surface these 16 project ideas!
I'm looking forward to seeing how these specific projects go, and also to
seeing if they can become replicable models for future activities and help
solve the broad gender-gap problem.
When the inspire campaign was first announced
Hi All,
Today we're pleased to announce a new group of grantees working to increase
gender diversity in Wikimedia projects.
In early March, we announced the Inspire campaign
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Grants:IdeaLab/Inspire, an initiative led
by WMF’s Community Resources team to generate
