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#VisibleWikiWomen 2023 new launch date: decentering March 08

For the past five years, we have launched the #VisibleWikiWomen campaign on the 8th of March, in commemoration of International Women’s Day. This date has always been a combination of celebration and resistance for us. This year, after many conversations, and deeper reflections on where we want the campaign to go – in different and radical ways - we’ve made the decision to decenter International Women’s Day.
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Protest+power: centering feminist technology at CSW67

In the session "Protest+Power: Feminist movement organising in technology", speakers brought their experiences as grassroots activists coming from South America, Southeast Asia, and Africa. They have been at the forefront of feminist tech organizing in the Larger World (Global South). The event took place in New York City, during the CSW NGO Forum, and was co-organized by Whose Knowledge?, Numun Fund, and the Association for Progressive Communications (APC). The participants were moderator Sheena Magenya (APC), Jac sm Kee (Numun Fund), Marla (MariaLab), Dhyta Caturani (Purple Code), Irene Mwendwa (Pollicy), and Shubha Kayastha (Body & Data).
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Whose voices and languages are reflected online?

Our podcast, Whose Voices?, is back with a new season focussing on languages, taking our work on knowledge justice, language tech and feminist digital infrastructures even further. For this season we bring six mini episodes featuring conversations with thoughtful, powerful folks working to reclaim our many languages beyond English on the internet.

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