Are you interested in politics and the 2024 US election? We’re inviting you to participate in a free, editing workshop to improve articles on Wikipedia relating to the 2024 election. In this event, we’ll improve the visibility of key information about the upcoming election for the electorate. Our aim is to add high-quality information to Wikipedia in this topic area, informing the public with potentially life-changing knowledge. With two chances to join us, Thursday, November 7th and Friday, November 8th, you’ll be a vital part in updating and correcting Wikipedia’s content.
This free workshop will empower you to craft and enrich articles with research related to articles about the current US election and campaigns following the election results, giving a broad audience a better understanding of such complex topics. The types of topics you may choose to delve into include: electoral processes, proposed local laws, US political parties, candidates for office, issues relevant to voters in local or federal elections, voting behavior and participation, or any other topic related to the 2024 election.
Wikipedia has a proven track record for affecting collective behavior across a wide range of sectors. Averaging 18 billion page views per month, it is the 5th most visited website in the world. And Wikipedia readers are not just students doing homework or friends settling an argument. Research shows Wikipedia content influences tourism, scientists, and even judges’ legal rulings. Let’s leverage that power to shape narratives and drive understanding!
Choose from two different dates:
Thursday, November 7th, 2024
9am-10am Pacific (12-pm-1pm Eastern)
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