Difference between revisions of "Internal:2014 Volunteer of the Year Award"
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Kristin and Jim have demonstrated exemplary commitment, regularly devoting their time to attend and enhance our events. They are enthusiastic, friendly, and welcoming to newcomers to Wikimedia. They eagerly help others learn about the Wikimedia projects. |
Kristin and Jim have demonstrated exemplary commitment, regularly devoting their time to attend and enhance our events. They are enthusiastic, friendly, and welcoming to newcomers to Wikimedia. They eagerly help others learn about the Wikimedia projects. |
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| − | Jim serves on our Public Policy Committee and presented on Capitol Hill about Wikimedia. He is an active editor on Wikisource and posted many images on Wikimedia Commons. He trains others on Wikimedia at almost every event. |
+ | Jim serves on our Public Policy Committee and presented on Capitol Hill about Wikimedia. He is an active editor on Wikisource and posted many, many images on Wikimedia Commons. He trains others on Wikimedia at almost every event. |
Kristin has been effective at drawing in diverse editors and new chapter members. She studied the Native American language of [[w:Salishan languages|Salish]] and reached out to potential editors in Native American languages. She organized our first edit-a-thon at the Library of Congress. |
Kristin has been effective at drawing in diverse editors and new chapter members. She studied the Native American language of [[w:Salishan languages|Salish]] and reached out to potential editors in Native American languages. She organized our first edit-a-thon at the Library of Congress. |
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Revision as of 22:50, 17 October 2014
Status: Draft Wikimedia District of Columbia awards its 2014 Volunteer of the Year Award to Kristin Anderson and Jim Hayes for their dedication to the development of public knowledge and the collection, development, and dissemination of educational content.
Kristin and Jim have demonstrated exemplary commitment, regularly devoting their time to attend and enhance our events. They are enthusiastic, friendly, and welcoming to newcomers to Wikimedia. They eagerly help others learn about the Wikimedia projects.
Jim serves on our Public Policy Committee and presented on Capitol Hill about Wikimedia. He is an active editor on Wikisource and posted many, many images on Wikimedia Commons. He trains others on Wikimedia at almost every event.
Kristin has been effective at drawing in diverse editors and new chapter members. She studied the Native American language of Salish and reached out to potential editors in Native American languages. She organized our first edit-a-thon at the Library of Congress.
We thank them for their service to Wikimedia District of Columbia and to the Wikimedia movement, and look forward to their continued participation in our volunteer programs.