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Wednesday, June 12 • 8:00am - 12:00pm
1,000 Women in Religion – A Wikipedia Edit-a-thon (Free)

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Did you know that only 17% of the biographical subjects and 9% of the editors on Wikipedia are women? The 1,000 Women in Religion Project – a major initiative of the AAR/SBL Women’s Caucus – is working to raise up the under-recognized work of women in the world’s religious and wisdom traditions by adding 1,000 women in religion onto Wikipedia. In this workshop participants will sign up as wiki-editors, learn the basics of editing, create their personal talk pages, do hands-on editing and start their first article by outlining the all-important lead paragraph. This is not a workshop for the technologically elite. We will walk you through the process one easy step at a time. Come join us in this practical, down to earth, effort aimed at lifting up the work of women in religion in ways that reform the gender biases that shape our systems of knowledge production.

Cost is free. Attendees need to bring their own laptop to participate.

Speakers
avatar for Colleen Hartung

Colleen Hartung

Coordinator of the Ministry for Families and Children, Holy Wisdom Monastery
Colleen D. Hartung, Ph.D, is developer and coordinator of the Ministry for Families and Children at Holy Wisdom Monastery in Madison, Wisconsin. She completed her doctoral studies at Chicago Theological Seminary in 2015. Her current research interests lie at the intersection between... Read More →
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Elizabeth Ursic

Professor of World Religions, Mesa Community College
Dr. Elizabeth Ursic is Co-chair of the Women’s Caucus at the American Academy of Religion and Society for Biblical Literature. She is a professor of Religious Studies with a specialty in gender, art, and theology. She is the author of Women, Ritual and Power: Placing Female Imagery... Read More →


Wednesday June 12, 2019 8:00am - 12:00pm PDT
Junior Ballroom A/B