Whose Knowledge? | Case study: Whose Knowledge?

Case study: Whose Knowledge?

This article is a part of the online course “Engaging in Activism for Social Change in Tech” created by the Creative Computing Institute, UK, and shared via Future Learn. It showcases the #VisibleWikiWomen campaign as an example on how to create an online and social media activist campaign to tackle women’s invisibility on the internet.

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