Talk:William Greaves
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For anyone who has contributed to this biography or is watching this page, here is an exciting update. We're project partnering with the Wikimedia Foundation for Unseen. It is a project initiative combining innovation and creativity in hopes of addressing the lack of visual representation of Black people, Indigenous peoples, and people of color on our projects and by extension, in the wider ecosystem of free knowledge. We are sharing the works during Black History Month to celebrate this effort. William Greaves is amongst six biographies that were chosen for the first-ever pilot of Unseen and for whom artwork has been commissioned. Up-and-coming artists from the same region as the selected figures were commissioned for this project and their work will be released under CC0. We plan on updating their Wikipedia articles with the commissioned artwork on Wednesday the 16th of February and wanted to let you all know. The prospects are exciting. You can read the Diff post on the project here: https://diff.wikimedia.org/2022/02/09/closing-knowledge-equity-gaps-on-wikipedia-with-wiki-unseen/. Thanks. Shanluan (talk) 11:45, 16 February 2022 (UTC)