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During the month of March 2025 Wikiesfera co-organized the campaign Feminist Time: time to edit Wikipedia, together with other 20 Wikimedia user organizations and groups from 12 Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking countries, in which women were the protagonists of open knowledge.

The aim of this campaign was make visible the relationship between gender and time when editing Wikipedia. Among the multiple gender gaps, women have less time for leisure and to engage in recreational activities or hobbies such as editing on Wikipedia. Specifically, on average it is estimated that Spanish women dedicate every day at leisure 1 hour and 37 minutes less than men, while the number of women who declare that they have no free time is 20% superior to that of men. It should also be mentioned that activities related to the Home and Care Relatives are the only ones in which women invest more time than men.

With this reflection as a starting point, the Feminist Time campaign sought to make visible the contributions in different fields of women, create and improve gender-responsive content on Wikipedia, and empowering more people to use digital tools to be able to build free knowledge together.

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The Wikisphere Community He turned to the campaign by participating in the different activities proposed. As a group, the name of various creation articles was added to the list of creation articles. the Theoreticians of the Feminist Economics to make his career visible.

In line with the theme of the campaign, we give a virtual editing workshop in smartphone entitled: How to contribute to Wikipedia when we don't have time? 19 people were connected to it.

In addition, we organize a series of publishing activities within the framework of the campaign: two editatones face-to-face (one dedicated to authors and works and another to Sephardic women) and a virtual campaign and two-week asynchronous in which women were made visible in times of war.

You can read the chronicle with all the details and results obtained: