The conference logo
National Archives' Wikipedia exhibit
Presentation "A walk through Wikicommons and Wikisource" (PDF)
Presentation "An ambitious Wikidata tutorial" (PDF)
Presentation "Journalism and the online information community" (PDF)
Presentation "Women ... it takes a village" (PDF)
Presentation "Community health workshop" (PDF)
Questions in the auditorium
Keynote speaker Alice Backer (left) with Sherry Antoine (right). Backer is the founder of AfroCROWD, and Antoine is the AfroCROWD Project Manager
Keynote speaker
Danielle Citron, Professor of Law at the University of Maryland
Keynote speaker Andrew Lih, Associate Professor of Journalism at the American University School of Communication
A photo at "Your rights as an American and as a Wikipedian"
Lightning talks signup
Group photo
Where do we want to be 15 years from now ...
...and how do we get there?
"Addressing the Gender Gap – Wiki Edu projects for digital humanities"
"Are the obstacles academic?"
"Cochrane–Wikipedia Initiative"
"Here comes (a significant fraction of) everybody"
"How we organized a 1500-person meetup (and you could too)"
Keynote speaker Pamela Wright, Chief Innovation Officer for the National Archives and Records Administration
Report from the GLAM-Wiki US Consortium
"Teaching research and critical thinking skills through Wikipedia"
"The Wiki Education Foundation in a flash"
"Vegetation wants to be free"
"Why Wikipedia works for us – an exploration of innovation at the National Archives"
"WikiWomen's User Group – next steps"
"Women ... it takes a village"
"Working with academic experts in a feminism distributed editing project"