An informative group research session and Wiki-edit-a-thon to promote the work of unacknowledged women working in and around John Ruskin's field of research. Introduction and research support by Dr Rachel Dickinson with facilitation by Keep it Complex

Keep it Complex invites the public to discuss and gather research on underrepresented female contemporaries of John Ruskin. The event will start with an introduction to women working in John Ruskin’s field by specialist scholar Dr Rachel Dickinson, followed by a group discussion and Wikipedia edit-a-thon. Together, the group will discuss, collate research and make new Wikipedia profiles for relevant women, to reinsert these women into the history of a time that has arguably been dominated by Ruskin's work.

You don't need to be experienced at editing Wikipedia, we can help you get started or you can just help with research. Wifi will be available but please do bring your own device for editing, if you have one.

Please follow this link to sign up for a Wikipedia account before the event- this is very simple to do and is what allows you to start editing: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:CreateAccount&returnto=Wikipedia:Why_create_an_account%3F