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Episode #12 - Wikimedia Deutschland for the Movement


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The two leading women of Wikimedia Deutschland share why they think movement strategy is critical for the survival of our movement and of free knowledge. They talk about what they see as WMDE’s role in moving towards the strategic direction, what WMDE already does, and how the ways of working of the largest chapter have already changed.

Our guests are...

  • Alice Wiegand, Chair of Wikimedia Deutschland since 2017, Wikipedia editor since 2004
  • Franziska Heine, Executive Director of Wikimedia Deutschland, former head of Software Development


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Episode #11 - 分散化


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In this episode we go back to the origins of movement strategy. We shed a light on some of the concepts that are foundational to the strategy and to how Wikimedia projects are governed since the beginning: decentralization and subsidiarity. Our guests explain where these concepts came from, and why they are central to the future governance model. We explore what decentralization could mean in practice for areas such as fundraising, software development and advocacy.

Our guests are...

  • Claudia Garad, Executive Director of Wikimedia Österreich since 2012, member of the Roles & Responsibilities Working Group during phase 2 of the Movement Strategy process, President of Wikimedia Europe since 2022
  • Guillaume Paumier, Wikimedian since 2005, working for the Foundation since 2009, architect of the first phase of movement strategy which led to the strategic direction.


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Episode #10 - Governing Wikipedia


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エピソード 10 - 表紙

ベテランの役務者2名を迎え、ウィキペディアにおける組織統治の機構とその課題を話し合います。 IP ブロック、著名性の規則を学びます。次のような挑発的な質問を投げかけ……運動戦略はすべてを悪化させるのではないか、機構変更の必然性はあるのか、人々にルールに従えというならもっとルールを学ぶ必要はないのか、コミュニティ組織統治とそれを保持する人々を強くするにはどんなことができるか?(注:これらの問題をめぐる他の声も表面化する必要があり、今回が最後の会話ではありません)

Our guests are...

  • Florence Devouard, co-executive Director of Wiki in Africa, former Steward and WMF Chair, active Wikipedian since 2002
  • Martin Rulsch, Wikimedia Steward (volunteer) and project manager at Wikimedia Deutschland (employee), active Wikimedian since 2005


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Episode #9 - Abstract Wikipedia


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In this episode we talk with Denny Vrandečić and Lydia Pintscher about the software products that are changing the way the Movement leverages data to move towards the strategic direction of knowledge equity and knowledge as a service. Lydia gives an update on what is happening with Wikidata, and Denny shares about a newer project - Abstract Wikipedia, which aims to let more people share more knowledge in more languages. Abstract Wikipedia allows people to create and maintain Wikipedia articles in a language-independent way. A particular language Wikipedia can then translate the article into its language. We also touch on Wikifunctions, and large-language models and how it all relates.

Our guests are...

  • Lydia Pintscher, Portfolio lead for Wikidata at Wikimedia Deutschland
  • Denny Vrandečić, Founder of Wikidata and currently leading the development of Wikifunctions and Abstract Wikipedia at the Wikimedia Foundation


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Episode #8 - Movement Strategy


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Our unique and complex movement can sometimes be hard to navigate, particularly for newcomers. In this special episode we answer questions from volunteers who recently joined the Wikimedia Movement and would like to better understand our strategy 2030. We talk about the genesis of the strategy, the future we envision for our movement and we also touch upon key issues related to knowledge equity and global governance.

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  • Sharon Naa Deedei Tagoe, Volunteer at the Open Foundation West Africa
  • Likambo Isaac Kangu, diaspora coordinator for the UG South Sudan in the Refugee settlements in Uganda
  • Ruby Damenshie-Brown, Senior Program Officer at the Open Foundation West Africa

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Episode #7 - Growing Communities


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In this episode we talk with Anass Sedrati and Pepe Flores, two distinguished Wikimedia activists from emerging communities. They share about the enthusiasm and the struggles that can be found everywhere on the globe where Wikimedians are growing their communities. We talk about how the movement can best support these communities, and how we can build a governance model that gives them a voice. Anass and Pepe also give us an insight into their work with the Movement Charter Drafting Committee.

Our guests are...

  • Anass Sedrati, Co-founder and board member of Wikimedia Morocco User Group, founding member of Wikimedians of Tamazight User Group, and Arabic Wikimedians User Group. Member of the Movement Charter Drafting Committee.
  • Pepe Flores, President of Wikimedia Mexico and member of the Movement Charter Draffting Committee


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Episode #6 - Hubs


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Regional and thematic hubs continue to be the hot topic among many Wikimedians pursuant to the strategy recommendations. Many affiliates and volunteers have done hub-like work for a long time, and hubs now seem to provide a vehicle to formalize and financially sustain that work. The idea of having structures that help people share resources, do fundraising together, and make decisions at the regional level reverberates with many. Today we have Johnny Allegre and Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska to give us updates on hub activities in Asia and Eastern Europe.

Our guests are...

  • Johnny Alegre, President of Philippine WIkimedia Community UG and member of the ESEAP Hub
  • Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska, Community Support Team Manager at Wikimedia Poland and member of the CEE Hub Interim Steering Committee


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Episode #5 - Peer support


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In this episode we talk about new projects to connect the people of our movement for mutual aid. Our movement is constantly growing and diversifying, all across the globe. New people are joining and new communities are forming every day. As volunteers and as staff of affiliates, they are having to acquire new skills, figure out how to organize, form organizations, do outreach and advocacy, and work with institutions and governments. For every skill or piece of knowledge that a Wikimedian is looking for, there is probably another Wikimedian who has figured it out or has the answer. But how do they find each other?

Our guests are...

  • Rebecca O'Neill, Project Coordinator of Wikimedia Community Ireland since 2017
  • Jessica Stephenson, Evaluation Program Officer with the Community Resources at the Wikimedia Foundation since April 2021


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Episode #4 - このエピソードの内容は?


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招待講演者の皆さんは……

Our guests are...

  • Kiril Simeonovski, Kiril is president of Shared Knowledge and a leading Wikimedian from the region of Central and Eastern Europe and has been actively contributing to the Wikimedia projects since 2008.
  • Daniel Bögre Udell, Daniel is a co-founder and the Executive Director of Wikitongues, which supports language revitalization projects on every continent.
  • Lucy Crompton-Reid, Lucy joined Wikimedia UK as Chief Executive in October 2015. She is on the British Library Advisory Council and sits on the board of The Audience Agency and Visible Theatre.





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Episode #3 - UNLOCKing innovation


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We are looking back at years of complaints about how Wikimedia technology is outdated and exclusive. Non-encyclopedic forms of knowledge are still impossible or hard to insert into our existing formats. The last big innovation from our movement is Wikidata, which is now almost ten years old. Movement Strategy calls on us to innovate our technical and social systems so that new and marginalized communities can join and share their knowledge. We talk about the UNLOCK accelerator program, how it is being implemented in collaboration with WMS and WMDE this year, and explore how the movement can become more of an innovation ecosystem.


Our guests are...

  • Kannika Thaimai, Program lead of the UNLOCK accelerator at Wikimedia Deutschland. Before joining Wikimedia Deutschland in 2019, Kannika worked in a social startup and supported other social startups through their various development phases.
  • Ivana Madžarević, Program and Community Support Manager at Wikimedia Serbia. Together with Kannika, Ivana runs the accelerator program for innovation in our movement. Before joining Wikimedia Serbia 8 years ago, Ivana worked many years in the NGO sector.





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Episode #2 - 'Communitizing' strategy'
Insights from Wiki Movimento Brasil


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Wiki Movimento Brasil surveyed the Portuguese speaking communities about some of the big juicy concepts in the MS20230 recommendations - equity in decision making, leadership development and diversity. By doing that, they reached many community members not previously engaged. In this pod they talk about the insights, opportunities and challenges that emerged. These Wikimedians are showing the way of how we can make the strategy come to life at community level, and jointly figure out what our next steps are locally and regionally. We also talk about money, building communities and the Movement Charter Drafting Committee….


Our guests are…

  • Érica Azzellini, Wiki Movimento Brasil's Community Manager. Érica is in charge of community support, partnerships and strategy development at Wiki Movimento Brasil. She is also a member of the movement charter drafting committee.
  • Lucas Piantá, Wiki Movimento Brasil’s Strategy Working Group. Lucas works as researcher on the movement strategy implementation in the lusophone community. He serves on a number of committees including the Latin America and the Caribbean Regional Committee.





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Episode #1 - 'Knowledge as a service'


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まずポッドキャストの概念を紹介してから、私たちの運動の最新ニュースについてチャットします。次に、このエピソードの主題としてサービスとしての知識、つまり運動戦略の2つの柱の1つを議論します。ゲストインタビューでは、戦略方向性の起源の物語をもっと学び、私たちの運動においてサービスをどのように提供するのか、未来との関連性について話し合います。

Our guests are...

  • 'トチ・プレシャス' (Tochi Precious)イボ語利用者グループ創設者, Tochi has been working on developing the creativity of young African editors and increasing the number of African language Wikipedias.
  • 'ギヨーム・ポミエ'(Guillaume Paumier)ウィキメディア財団法人アドバンスメント部門主任企画管理者, Guillaume was instrumental in the earlier stage of movement strategy development and helped write the strategic direction.


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ここに私の望みはあるのか?

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