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Exterior of the original Bishop Museum building in Kalihi, Hawaii
Take this opportunity to get involved with the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center (APAC), The Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum, and the Smithsonian American Women’s History Initiative by joining us for the WikiAPA Edit-a-thon: "We Are Here" to Stay!
This event’s purpose is to continue the work of our previous “WikiAPA Edit-a-thon: We Are Here” to ensure pivotal Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders figures are represented on Wikipedia and Wikidata. Specifically, the event’s work list centers the people from the newly published anthology We Are Here: 30 Inspiring Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Who Shaped the United States, which features the stories of Asian American and Pacific Islander women, nonbinary, third gender, and transgender people.
As one of the web’s most visited reference sites, Wikipedia serves as a starting point for many who are looking to learn about art, history, and science. However, less than 19% of Wikipedia biographies in English represent women, and less than 10% of Wikipedia editors identify as women. There are considerable gaps on Wikipedia related to Asian American and Pacific Islander history as well as topics about nonbinary and transgender people.
To fill the gap, this event encourages the collaboration between and cultural heritage professionals to contribute their knowledge and expertise. During this event, attendees of all wiki experience levels will learn the basics of how to edit Wikipedia by updating articles related to the We Are Here anthology.
This event is planned in conjunction with the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center, the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum, and the Smithsonian American Women's History Initiative, a multiyear undertaking to document, research, collect, display, and share the history of women in the United States.
We Are Here is published by the Smithsonian Institution and Running Press Kids and you can find a copy here.
This event is planned in conjunction with the The Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum, Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center and the Smithsonian American Women's History Initiative, a multiyear undertaking to document, research, collect, display, and share the history of women in the United States.
We Are Here is published by the Smithsonian Institution and Running Press Kids and you can find a copy here

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Registration

when

October 26, 2022
11:00 AM – 2:00 PM HST (United States)

where

The Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum
1525 Bernice Street, Honolulu, Hawaii
Room: Paki 2

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No Wikipedia editing experience is necessary; training will be provided. Please bring a laptop to the event if possible.

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NPOV - Neutral point of view

NOR - No original research

RS - Reliable sourcing

V - Verifiable info

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  1. Amanda Nguyen Wikidata item[1]
  2. Bruno Mars [2]Wikidata item[3]
  3. Carissa Moore Wikidata item[4]
  4. Channapha Khamvongsa Wikidata item[5]
  5. Chien-Shiung Wu Wikidata item[6]
  6. Craig Santos Perez [7][8][9][10] Wikidata item[11]
  7. Dinah Jane Wikidata item[12]
  8. Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson Wikidata item[13]
  9. Eddie Aikau Wikidata item[14]
  10. Etel Adnan Wikidata item[15]
  11. Grace Lee Boggs Wikidata item[16]
  12. Hinaleimoana Kwai Kong Wong-Kalu [17][18][19] Wikidata item[20]
  13. Jerry Yang Wikidata item[21]
  14. John Kneubuhl Wikidata item[22]
  15. Kathy Jetn̄il-Kijiner[23][24]Wikidata item[25]
  16. Keanu Reeves Wikidata item[26]
  17. Lakshmi Singh [27][28] Wikidata item[29]
  18. Lydia X. Z. Brown [30][31]Wikidata item[32]
  19. Manny Crisostomo [33]Wikidata item[34]
  20. Mau Piailug [35][36][37]Wikidata item[38]
  21. Momi Cazimero [39][40] Wikidata item[41]
  22. Naomi Osaka [42]Wikidata item[43]
  23. Philip Vera Cruz [44] Wikidata item[45]
  24. Schuyler Miwon Hong Bailar [46][47][48] Wikidata item [49]
  25. Shirin Neshat [50][51]Wikidata item[52]
  26. Taimane Gardner[53][54]Wikidata item[55]
  27. Teresia TeaiwaWikidata item[56]
  28. Thenmozhi Soundararajan [57][58][59][60]Wikidata item[61]

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WikiAPA Edit-a-thon, 2022-10-26, Smithsonian APA visit at the Bishop Museum, Honolulu, Hawaii.

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Dashbaord Metrics

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Wikidata Knowledge Graph showing characters and occupations of the characters in the "We Are Here" book by Smithsonian APAC. 2022-11-01

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This list is automatically generated from data in Wikidata and is periodically updated by Listeriabot.
Edits made within the list area will be removed on the next update!

Article description sex or gender place of birth occupation image
Amanda Nguyen founder and CEO of Rise female[1] California[2] chief executive officer
civil rights advocate[3][4]
activist
Bruno Mars American singer, songwriter, and record producer male[5][6] Honolulu[6] dancer
record producer
songwriter
singer
music video director
multi-instrumentalist
musician
Calvin Hoe one of Hawaiʻi’s premier native artisans male Oahu[7] musician[8]
manufacturer[9][8]
restaurant owner[10][8]
teacher[8]
Carissa Moore Native Hawaiian-American surfer female[11] Honolulu[11] surfer[12]
Channapha Khamvongsa executive director of Legacies of War, a D.C.-based non-profit organization female Vientiane writer
Charlene Hoe Founder of the Hakipuʻu Learning Center female fabricator[9]
elementary school teacher[8]
restaurant owner[10]
academic administrator[13][14]
activist[8]
Chien-Shiung Wu Chinese-American experimental physicist female Taicang nuclear physicist[15]
university teacher
physicist[16]
scientist[17]
Craig Santos Perez American Chamorro poet male Mongmong-Toto-Maite[18][19] poet[18]
professor[18]
Dinah Jane American singer (born 1997) female Santa Ana singer
musician
Dwayne Johnson American actor and professional wrestler male[5] Hayward professional wrestler
film actor[20]
film producer
executive producer
American football player
television actor
voice actor
businessperson
Canadian football player
actor
Eddie Aikau Hawaiian surfer and lifeguard (1946–1978) male Kahului surfer
lifeguard
Grace Lee Boggs American social activist and feminist (1915-2015) female[6] Providence[6][21] writer
civil rights advocate
non-fiction writer
politician
activist
social activist
editor[21]
philosopher[17]
feminist[17]
Hinaleimoana Kwai Kong Wong-Kalu notable Kumu Hula māhū[22] Nu‘uanu Pali kumu hula[23]
curator[24][25][26]
community organizer[27]
film director
Jerry Yang founder of Yahoo! male Taipei[28][29] entrepreneur
computer scientist
businessperson
art collector
John Kneubuhl American Samoan screenwriter, playwright and Polynesian historian (1920-1992) male[5] Fagatogo screenwriter
playwright
actor
Kathy Jetn̄il-Kijiner poet from the Marshall Islands female Marshall Islands[30][31] poet[30][31][32][33]
writer[30]
climate activist[31][34][33]
Keanu Reeves Canadian actor (born 1964) male[5][6] Beirut[6] television actor
film actor
actor[6]
film producer
film director[35]
singer
voice actor
writer[17]
Lakshmi Singh American newscaster female Syracuse[36] radio personality[37]
journalist[37]
podcaster
Lydia X. Z. Brown autistic disability rights activist non-binary[38] Washington, D.C. activist[39]
teacher[40][39]
lawyer[41][39]
politician[42]
Manny Crisostomo Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist from Guam male Sinajana photojournalist[43][44][45]
writer[46]
Mau Piailug Micronesian navigator from the Carolinian island of Satawal and a teacher of traditional, non-instrument wayfinding methods for deep-sea voyaging male[47] Satawal[47] navigator[47][48][49]
Momi Cazimero American graphic designer, established the first female-owned graphic design firm in Hawaii female Hawaii graphic designer[50][51]
artist
Naomi Osaka Japanese American tennis player female Chūō-ku[52] tennis player[53]
Philip Vera Cruz American labor leader (1904–1994) male Ilocos Sur[54] trade unionist
activist
Schuyler Bailar American swimmer and advocate for LGBT rights trans man New York City[55] swimmer[56][57][58][55]
entrepreneur[55]
Shirin Neshat Iranian artist, film director, and photographer female[5][59][60][61][6] Qazvin[62] photographer[63][64][65][66]
film director[67]
screenwriter
video artist[63][64][65][68][65]
filmmaker[64][65]
video installation artist[68][69]
painter[65]
documentarian[17]
opera director[17]
visual artist[70]
Taimane Gardner musician and performer female Honolulu musician[71][72]
Teresia Teaiwa Kiribati poet (1968–2017) female[73] Honolulu[74][75] poet[74][75]
teacher[74][76]
writer[74][75]
political scientist
co-editor[74]
Thenmozhi Soundararajan American songwriter and Dalit rights activist female Tamil Nadu[77] activist[78][79][80][81][82]
songwriter
artist[79][78][83]
writer
Vishavjit Singh American Sikh cartoonist male Washington, D.C.[84] cartoonist[85][86]
writer
software engineer[87]

∑ 30 items.

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