Wikipedia:GLAM/CJH/Tasks

What can I do in five minutes or less?

• Add links to finding aids under the external links section of appropriate articles
• Add categories easily via Wikipedia:HotCat (see Wikipedia:Categories for more information)
• Add an infobox (see Template:Infobox, Template:Infobox person, Template:Infobox non-profit, etc.)
• Add a public domain (or otherwise openly accessible) image to articles (for details, see Wikipedia:Picture_tutorial)
• Copy editing

• Anything from Wikipedia:Requested_articles/Biographies/Jewish_figures
• Babette B. Buch German writer, who wrote for Aufbau. see Papers at LBI
• Elijahu Guttmacher Rabbi and Zionist, see see German, Polish, or Hebrew pages. Translating any of these can serve as the basis for the English page.
• Melinda Guttmann Scholar of Bertha Pappenheim and creator of the one-woman piece Anna O's Private Theatresee LBI Collection
• Hirsch Hildesheimer editor of Juedische Presse. See his German Wikipedia article
• Ilona Kronstein Featured artist by Jewish Museum Vienna. see Jewish Women's Archive article
• Johanna Meyer-Loevinson German radio personality from the 1920s and 1930s. see Papers and Microfilm at LBI
• Edith Neumann Austrian Microbiologist. see Papers and Microfilm at LBI.
• Elisabeth Model German painter and sculptress. see Papers, Microfilm and Art at LBI
• Lessie Sachs German poet, artist and wife of Josef Wagner. see Papers at LBI
• Abraham Shoenfeld private investigator and writer, see papers at AJHS --RachelCMiller (talk) 18:09, 23 September 2016 (UTC)-- has started this[reply]
• Margarete Temmer Actress in Germany see Papers and Microfilm at LBI
• Kate Wallach German immigrant and law librarian see Jewish Women's Archive article and Papers at LBI.
• Bettina Warburg Grimson German-born, American psychiatrist; involved with helping foreign doctors escape Europe during World War II. see obituary
• Rosalie Westreich Worked for the JDC in Paris, the United States, Munich and Teheran see Papers at LBI
• Abe Grubere New York fashion designer, see Papers at YUM
• Sophie Rabinoff Russian-born, American Public Health Physician; only woman physician to serve in the American Zionist Medical Unit see [1]
• Bertha Landsman Ukranian-born, American Public Health Nurse; established community nursing in Israel; founded Hadassah's public health nursing services department, see [2]

• American Association for Ethopian Jews see records at AJHS
• Baron de Hirsch Fund see Baron de Hirsch Fund Records at AJHS, mentioned on other pages in Wikipedia already
• Columbia Religious and Industrial School for Jewish Girls see records at AJHS
• Federation of Sisterhoods umbrella philanthropic organization, see entry in Jewish Communal Register, 1917-1918
• Grand Street Boys' Association see records at AJHS --Glowinska (talk) 18:05, 28 February 2017 (UTC) has started this[reply]
• Independent Order of True Sisters Mutual aid society, established 1846
• Industrial Removal Office see records at AJHS, also connected to Baron de Hirsch Fund and mentioned in other places on Wikipedia already
• Jewish Educational Service of North America see records at AJHS
• Lehrberger printing house founded in Roedelheim (now incorporated into Frankfurt a.M.) -- particularly LBI, see book Alt-Roedelheim, see articles on Wolf Heidenheim
• National Coordinating Committee for Aid to Refugees and Emigrants Coming from Germany
• Young Women's Hebrew Association of Brooklyn
• Young Women's Hebrew Association of Brownsville

• Anything from Category:Jewish_history_stubs
• Autograph book could be improved overall, and links could be added to good examples in partner collections (LBI has quite a few)
• Etting family section of the History of the Jews in Baltimore could potentially be expanded and a link added to the Etting Family Collection at AJHS
• History of the Jews in Colonial America could be improved overall and links could be added to Franks Family Papers
• History of the Jews in Regensburg could be improved overall and links could be added to YUM's holdings of paintings, a cookbook, and a sketchbook of Mathilda Meyer, wife of a rabbi
• Military chaplain could be updated to include information from NJWB Military Chaplaincy Records at AJHS
• Military history of Jewish Americans could be updated with information from all NJWB collections at AJHS (I-337, I-180, I-52, etc.) as well as the American Jewish Committee Office of Jewish War Records
• Shtetl

• Celia Adler
• Lisa Azuelos
• Jennie Loitman Barron
• Vicki Baum [3]
• Richard Beer-Hofmann - LBI has materials on him and his family
• Abraham Cahan
• Celia Dropkin needs an infobox and a Wiki-fied reflist
• Ida Ehre
• Filip Friedman
• Tobias Geffen
• Henriette Goldschmidt needs link to LBI collection
• Leonore Goldschmidt needs copy editing
• Alisa Greenblatt
• Dolly Haas
• Azriel Hildesheimer inline citations needed, see Encyclopedia Judaica for sources
• Lotte Jacobi
• Ida Kamińska
• Ester Rachel Kamińska
• Marion E. Kenworthy
• Gertrud Kolmar
• Esther Kreitman papers at YIVO. Needs in-line citations and Wiki-fied reflist
• Rae Landy - could expand, see papers at AJHS
• Else Lasker-Schüler
• Emma Lazarus
• Gerda Lerner
• Maid of Ludmir
• Anna Margolin papers at YIVO
• Alice Davis Menken
• Kadia Molodowsky
• Joseph Opatoshu
• Abbo Ostrowsky
• Bertha Pappenheim Information about Bertha Pappenheim is in LBI's papers on Ruth R. Dresner [4]
• Nelly Sachs
• Alice Salomon
• Lena Schneider-Kainer
• Jacob Shatzky
• Nochum Shtif
• Georg Simmel Inline citations needed.
• Elias Tcherikower needs an infobox
• Carola Trier
• Zygmunt Turkow -- expand with text from the corresponding article on Polish Wikipedia
•  Done Mark Wischnitzer article in German Wikipedia needs the link to the Rachel Wischnitzer Collection: http://findingaids.cjh.org/?pID=3741534
• Max Weinreich
• Frieda Wunderlich German economist, politician and sociologist. Papers and Microfilm at LBI.

• American Jewish Committee
• Breira (organization) see records at AJHS
• Brooklyn Hebrew Orphan Asylum see records at AJHS
• Camp Massad (Poconos) see records at AJHS
• The Forward
• Galveston Movement see records at AJHS
• German Jewish Children's Aid needs infobox and could use a reference to Cecilia Razovsky, who was Executive Director
• Hadassah Women's Zionist Organization of America
• Hebrew Orphan Asylum of New York
• HIAS
• Jewish Council for Public Affairs used to be National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council, see records at AJHS
• Landsmanshaft see YIVO RG 123
• Lilith Magazine
• National Council of Jewish Women
• National Jewish Welfare Board
• National Refugee Service
• New York Radical Women
• Phi Epsilon Pi
• Progressive Jewish Alliance
• Redstockings
• Synagogue Council of America
• UJA-Federation of New York
• United Jewish Appeal
• United Service for New Americans
• Vaad Hatzalah - needs expansion and better citations

• Conservation and restoration of books, manuscripts, documents and ephemera
• Preservation (library and archival science)
• Inherent vice (library and archival science)
• Digitizing
• Archival processing
• Archivist
• Archival science
• List of archives in the United States -- there are a lot of things wrong with this
• Describing Archives: A Content Standard
• Encoded Archival Description

• Improve anything in Category:Jewish_history_stubs
• Category:Judaism_and_women
• Category:Jewish_feminism (a subcategory of Judaism & Women)
• Category:Jewish_women (a subcategory of Judaism & Women)
• Category:Jewish_women_writers (a subcategory of Jewish Women, sub-subcategory of Judaism & Women)

Media and Commons

• Look into the GLAM Wiki Toolset
• Add a public domain (or otherwise openly accessible) image to articles (for details, see Wikipedia:Picture_tutorial)

Data

• Look into Wikidata:WikiProject sum of all paintings
• Consider a Wikidata workflow for relevant pages

WikiProjects

• Add to Wikipedia:WikiProject_Jewish_Women
• Engage with Wikipedia:WikiProject_Jewish_history

Link Maintenance

• External Links Search is a pretty cool and easy-to-use tool for seeing which sites or digital resources are linked to which Wiki articles. If you type "*.cjh.org" into the search box, you'll see all of the finding aid links, for example, connected to Wikipedia... and everything else. (Currently, as of 12:45pm EST Dec. 4 2013, there are 308 external links.)
  • Links with the "academic/findingaids/" seem to be dead, and should be fixed.

Edit-a-thons

• Internal staff edit-a-thons take place regularly--contact User:Lange.lea
• The second Women in Jewish History Edit-a-thon was held at the Center for Jewish History on June 5, 2016.
• The first Women in Jewish History Edit-a-thon was held at the Center for Jewish History on May 4, 2014.

Wikiprojects

• Wikipedia:WikiProject_Women_in_Red
• Wikipedia:WikiProject Jewish Women
• Wikipedia:WikiProject Women's History

Categories

• Category:Judaism_and_women
• Category:Jewish_feminism (a subcategory of Judaism & Women)
• Category:Jewish_women (a subcategory of Judaism & Women)
• Category:Jewish_women_writers (a subcategory of Jewish Women, sub-subcategory of Judaism & Women)