MyWiki:Meetup/NYC/Latinx Interventions
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| When: | Friday, 18 October 2019 |
| Time | 5PM - 8PM |
| Where: | Elmer Holmes Bobst Library Rooms 743 and 745 (7th floor) 70 Washington Square South New York, New York, 10012 |
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Wikipedia edit-a-thons have emerged as a powerful tool for communities that are underserved by the lack of diversity among Wikipedia content editors—the Latinx community being no exception. This “Latinx intervention”—a collaboration between NYU Libraries and the Latinx Project at NYU, with support from Wikimedia NYC—will train you to create and edit Wikipedia entries. Laptops will be available, but you are encouraged to bring your own, as well an idea for a non-existent or underdeveloped Wikipedia entry. Refreshments will be served. All experience levels welcome!
To come prepared, you can create an account ahead of time here: Create a Wikipedia Editor Account. (Pseudonyms are encouraged, as is an email for password recovery.) Volunteers will also be available onsite and happy to help you create an account.
Children are welcome. Snacks and activities will be available, but no formal supervision will be provided.
For more information on the Latinx Project at NYU, visit: https://wp.nyu.edu/latinxproject/
All attendees are subject to Wikimedia NYC's Code of Conduct.
Have you heard? There's an Edit-a-thon about Latinx-American skateboarders happening October 8! Check it out here: Fordham/Latinx Heritage
Schedule
[edit source]Attendees are welcome to drop by at any time, although a few programs are scheduled at specific times:
- 5:00 - 5:30 pm -- Check in, get settled, eat some snacks!
- 5:30 - 6:00 pm -- Introduction to Editing Wikipedia (session 1, in room 745)
- 6:30 - 7:00 pm -- Introduction to Editing Wikipedia (session 2, in room 745)
- 7:45 - 8:00 pm -- Event wrap-up
Articles to Create/Edit
[edit source]For additional ideas, check out the Fordham Latinx Heritage list
Articles to Edit
[edit source]Music/Performance
[edit source]- Vikki Carr
- Erika Ender
- Forro in the Dark
- Germaine Franco
- La India
- Los Kumbia Kings
- Trini López
- Residente
- Sunny Ozuna and the Sunglows
- Thee Midniters
- The Plugz
- Chamaco Ramirez
- Latin Soul
NYU Faculty
[edit source]Public Figures/Groups
[edit source]Visual art
[edit source]- Barbara Carrasco
- Myrna Baéz
- Juan Sánchez
- Nitza Tufiño
- Celia Alvarez Muñoz
- Isabel Castro (artist)
- María_Martínez-Cañas
- Marta_Moreno_Vega
- Sylvia_Palacios_Whitman
- Sophie_Rivera
- Sylvia_Salazar_Simpson
- Patssi_Valdez
- Iliana Emilia Garcia
- Scherezade Garcia
- Vladimir Cybil Charlier
- Nicole Awai
- Esperanza Cortes
- Cecile Chong
- Elia Alba
Poetry
[edit source]- Deborah_Paredez
- Ana_Castillo
- Lucha_Corpi
- Xochiquetzal_Candelaria
- Carmen_Tafolla
- Erika_Sánchez
- Yesika_Salgado
Dance
[edit source]Articles to Create
[edit source]Music/Performance
[edit source]- Gatas y vatas // website
- Agustín Lira // bio
- Los Pleneros de la 21 // All Music profile
- Hector Rivera // All Music profile
- ÌFÉ // NPR article
- Ramón "Chunky" Sánchez // website
- La Tribu de Abrante // NYTimes article
- BombaYo
- Jorge Brandon
- Flaco Navaja
NYU Faculty
[edit source]Public Figures/Groups
[edit source]- CHARAS / El Bohío
- Museum of Contemporary Hispanic Art
- Taller Boricua
- East Village Art View // [1]
- Luis Garden Acosta / El Puente
- National Association of Latino Independent Producers & Diverse Women in Media Initiative (DWIMI) // website
- Ed Morales [2]
Visual art
[edit source]Research Resources
[edit source]A selection of print books will be available on site at the event
Consider Open Access Week and the 2019 theme, "open for whom?" At this event reflect on when sources are and are not available, who can access them, and which sorts of sources are likely to be open.
Catalogs
[edit source]Research Guides
[edit source]- NYU Latino Studies Research Guide
- SVA libguide on Chicano Art
- NYU Art & Art History Guide
- NYU Music Research Guide
- NYU Guide to Open Educational Resources
Reference works & databases online
[edit source]- Allmusic and Allmusic: Latin
- Composer Diversity Database
- Encyclopedia of Latin American popular music (2013)
- Encyclopedia of Latin American music in New York (1994)
- Oxford Music Online
- Grove Music Online
- Garland Encyclopedia of World Music
- The Oxford Encyclopedia of Latinos and Latinas in the United States
- The Afro-Latin@ reader: history and culture in the United States
- Hispanics in the United States : a demographic, social, and economic history, 1980-2005
- A Companion to Latina/o Studies.
- Hispanic New York: a sourcebook
- Latinas in the United States : A Historical Encyclopedia
- Latino History and Culture: an Encyclopedia.
- Dictionary of Latino Civil Rights History.
- Keywords for Latina/o Studies
Books online
[edit source]These are a small selection; check out the NYU Guide to Ebooks for more ideas!
- Deborah R. Vargas, Keywords for Latina/o Studies, 2017
- Christina D. Abreu, Rhythms of race : Cuban musicians and the making of Latino New York City and Miami, 1940-1960 (2015)
- Arturo J. Aldama et al, Performing the US Latina and Latino borderlands (2012)
- Josh Kun, The tide was always high : the music of Latin America in Los Angeles (2017)
- Licia Fiol-Matta, The Great Woman Singer: Gender and Voice in Puerto Rican Music (2017)
- Urayoan Noel, In Visible Movement: Nuyorican Poetry from the Sixties to Slam (2014)
- Deborah Pacini Hernandez, Oye como va! : hybridity and identity in Latino popular music (2010)
- Deborah Pacini Hernandez et al., Rockin' las Américas : the global politics of rock in Latin/o America (2004)
- Deborah Vargas, Dissonant Divas in Chicana Music: The Limits of La Onda (2012)
- Gonzalez, Jennifer, Chicano and Chicana art : a critical anthology (2019)
- Ricardo F. Vivancos Pérez, Radical Chicana Poetics (2013)
- Shannon Dudley et al, American sabor Latinos y latinas en la música popular estadounidense = Latinos and latinas in US popular music (2018)
- Noel Urayoán, In visible movement Nuyorican poetry from the Sixties to slam (2014)
- Salsa rising : New York Latin music of the sixties generation
- Experimentalisms in practice : music perspectives from Latin America
- The Diaspora Strikes Back : Caribbean Latino Tales of Learning and Turning.
Wikipedia Resources & Tutorials
[edit source]- Five Pillars
- Wiki Markup Cheatsheet
- Notability
- Notability (Academics)
- Biographies of Living Persons
- Art + Feminism training slides and videos (available in English and Spanish)
Participants
[edit source]Please RSVP via Eventbrite
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