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Wikimedia DC GLAM Camp 2025

Wikimedia DC's GLAM Boot Camp aims to equip cultural professionals, heritage specialists, and interested Wikipedians/Wikimedians with the knowledge, skills, and resources needed to collaborate effectively on Wikimedia projects. Focusing on Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums (GLAM), participants will learn best practices for contributing to Wikipedia, Wikimedia Commons, Wikidata, and related platforms to improve publicly available cultural and heritage knowledge.

The camp is co-hosted by the National Gallery of Art and generously supported by Craig Newmark Philanthropies.

When

Thursday, September 18, 2025 6:00PM - 9:00PM
Friday, September 19, 2025 10:00AM - 4:30PM
Saturday, September 20, 2025 10:00AM - 4:50PM
Sunday, September 21, 2025 10:15AM - 12:00PM

Where

National Gallery of Art, East building
4th St NW between Pennsylvania Avenue and Madison Drive
Washington, DC 20565

Required

Government-issued ID
Please bring your own laptop.

Co-lead organizers / points of contact

Ariel Cetrone, Mary Mark Ockerbloom, and Matt Westerby

Photos

Commons Category

Safe Space policy

This Safe Space Policy provides information pertinent to GLAM Camp, a Wikimedia District of Columbia ("Wikimedia DC") event. Its purpose is to ensure that Wikibootcamp is free of harassment and other unwelcome behavior. It is also printed and posted on walls at Wikibootcamp. In addition to this policy, each Wikibootcampers was asked to read the Wikimedia Foundation policy for Safe Space and to complete the online training about it.

If you would like to speak with someone regarding a safe space issue, please reach out to these event organizers:

  • Ariel Cetrone
  • Peter Meyer
  • Sara Snyder

Program

Thursday

Reception

Friday

More information Time, Topic ...
Time Topic Note
10:00 AMArrival, National Gallery of Art East BuildingBring government ID, check-in at desk
10:15 AMOpening, NGA Seminar room
10:30 AMNGA welcome and introduction
10:45 AMAttendee introductions
11:15 AMUnderstanding the readership of Wikipedia
11:45 AMThe State of GLAMs
12:15 PMLunch
1:15 PMGroup photo, Tour of NGA Library Collections
2:15 PMWikipedia Workbook for Cultural Institutions
3:15 PMLightning talks - Wikimedia GLAM projects in practice
3:45 PMIntro to Wikidata
4:45 PMClose
5:00 PMDinner on your own
Close

Saturday

More information Time, Topic ...
Time Topic Note
10:00 AMArrival, National Gallery of Art East BuildingBring government ID, check-in at desk
10:15 AMOpening, NGA Studio
10:30 AMLightning talks - Wikimedia GLAM projects in practice
11:00 AMWikidata for linking and graphing art museum collections, focusing on the Index of American Design
11:30 AMBreak
11:45 AMHands-on Wikidata activity: Using inteGraality to explore and edit Wikidata
12:30 PMLunch
1:30 PMOpenRefine and Wikimedia
2:30 PMWikimedia Foundation and non-WMF grant writing and reporting plus templates
3:00 PMWalk to National Museum of Women in the Arts
3:30 PMGuided tour: National Museum of Women in the Arts
4:30 PMDinner on your own
Close

Sunday

More information Time, Topic ...
Time Topic Note
10:00 AM Arrival, National Gallery of Art East Building Bring government ID, check-in at desk
10:15 AM Opening, NGA Studio
10:20 AM What’s in the Public Domain: Some practical tools/Commons upload activity
11:20 AM Setting up a campaign in the Outreach Dashboard
11:45 AM Closing remarks
Close

September 19, 2025

Session: State of GLAM

Linked open data, graphed form, example 1]

Wiki Workbook, presented

Lightning talks

  • Smithsonian (NMAI, Libraries and Archives, American Women's History Museum)

Intro to Wikidata


September 20, 2025

  • Beyond Static Metadata: Wikibase as a Dynamic Knowledge Ecosystem
  • Women, Fiber Art and Wikimedia
  • Wikidata for linking and graphing art museum collections, focusing on the Index of American Design.


September 21, 2025

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