Lesbian-themed editatone #28J

> Theme

Taking advantage of the International LGBT Pride Day, which is held every 28 June, last Wednesday from 6 pm we dedicated from Wikiesfera, and in coordination with Medialab Slaughterhouse (@medialabMM), a day to make visible on Wikipedia, by creating and translating articles, lesbian biographies, organizations and publications.

On this occasion, we dedicate our efforts to the creation and translation of articles from other languages into Spanish Many important profiles that were already created on the English Wikipedia were missing. Although there are still many biographies to be created and translated, we did a great job of making these women, organizations and publications visible in the free encyclopedia.

> Results

  • Number of participants: 14
  • Number of articles translated: 21
    • Biographies
      1. Jeanne Galzy (1883-1977) French writer
      2. Lotte Hahm (1890-1967), German activist
      3. Alma Routsong (1924-1996) American writer
      4. Elaine Williams (1932-1963) American writer and editor
      5. Bertha Harris (1937-2005) American writer
      6. Joan Drury (1945-2020), American novelist and editor
      7. Lillian Faderman (1940), American historian and writer
      8. Patti Giggans (1944) American activist
      9. Cristina Perincioli (1946) Swiss film director and writer
      10. Midi Onodera (1961) Japanese-Canadian filmmaker
      11. Nina Revoyr (1969) American writer
    • Publications
      1. Arena Three, British magazine (1964-1971)
      2. Six of One, novel by Rita Mae Brown (1978)
      3. Amazones d’hier, lesbiennes d’aujourd’hui (AHLA), French magazine (1982-2014)
      4. Anamika, Asian magazine (1985-1987)
      5. Les+, Chinese magazine (2005-2015)
    • Organisations
      1. Soul Sisters Sauce, American organization (1974-1993)
      2. Lesbisk Bevægelse, Danish organisation (1974)
      3. Van Dykes, American touring group (1977)
      4. Spinsters Ink, American publishing house (1978)
      5. Anjaree, Thai organisation (1986-2011)
  • Number of articles created: 2
    • Biographies
      1. Gloria Laguna (1878-1949), Spanish aristocrat
      2. Patricia Galván (1987), comedian and activist for Spanish LGBT rights.

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