Whose Knowledge? | Queering Wikimedia from the archive: anti-colonial, anti-oppression and liberatory practices in Southern Africa - Whose Knowledge?

Queering Wikimedia from the archive: anti-colonial, anti-oppression and liberatory practices in Southern Africa

On Day Two of the Queering Wikipedia 2023 convening, Whose Knowledge? co-organised a panel discussion with partners GALA Queer Archive and Iziko South African National Gallery. The talk looked at Iziko and GALA’s archival practice through an anti-colonial and anti-oppression lens and how that intersects with open knowledge practices on Wikipedia.

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