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شناهو المستقبل اللي بغينا نبنيوه مجموعين من هنا ل15عام جاية
تعاونو الويكيميديون لمدة 16 عام باش ابنو اكبر مصدر
مجاني للمعرفة فتاريخ البشرية.وفهاد السنوات كبر حجم الحركة ديالنا اذ من مجرد مجموعة محدودة من المحررين ولات مجتمع متنوع من المحررين و المصممين ومن الجهات الشقيقة و القراء و المتبرعين و الشركاء
و اليومة حنا ولينا اكبر من مجرد من المواقع الشبكية .ولينا حركة كتعتامد على مجموعة ديال القيم و عندها .رؤية دقيقة
باش نخلقو واحد العالم لي يقدر فيه كل انسان يشارك بكل حرية فجميع المعارف
عندنا كاملين فرصة لي نقدر نحدد فيها الخطوة الجاية.وبها يمكن لنا نحدد كيفاش نحقق النظرة ديالنا.وشنو يمكن لنا نحققوه بعد 15 عام من اليوم ؟ وشناهو الدور اللي بغينا لعبوه فالعالم فعام 2030؟ وللي انضم للحركة ديالنا ؟ وشناهوالعمل المنتظر لي غانوضو به؟ هاد الاسئلة كاملة امكن نجاوبو عليها مجموعين.
Our strategic direction: Service and Equity
By 2030, Wikimedia will become the essential infrastructure of the ecosystem of free knowledge, and anyone who shares our vision will be able to join us.
We, the Wikimedia contributors, communities, and organizations, will advance our world by collecting knowledge that fully represents human diversity, and by building the services and structures that enable others to do the same.
We will carry on our mission of developing content as we have done in the past, and we will go further.
Knowledge as a service: To serve our users, we will become a platform that serves open knowledge to the world across interfaces and communities. We will build tools for allies and partners to organize and exchange free knowledge beyond Wikimedia. Our infrastructure will enable us and others to collect and use different forms of free, trusted knowledge.
Knowledge equity: As a social movement, we will focus our efforts on the knowledge and communities that have been left out by structures of power and privilege. We will welcome people from every background to build strong and diverse communities. We will break down the social, political, and technical barriers preventing people from accessing and contributing to free knowledge.
Catch up on the process
There were three cycles of discussions. The first cycle ended on April 18, 2017. The second ended on June, 12. The third cycle ended on July, 31.
You can now read the text of the strategic direction that emerged through this process. If you agree that this is the right way for the Wikimedia Movement to move forward, you are invited to endorse it.
Express your support and endorse the strategic direction
Katherine Maher sends weekly summaries of what is happening around the movement strategy process. You can also sign up to receive news on your talk page.
About the audiences in the conversation (tracks)
There are many different groups in our movement, who engage with information in different ways. In order to understand their needs and perspectives better, the core team has organized "tracks" by audience. The main participation tracks are Organized Groups and Individual Contributors. The third audience is for those not in our movement conversation, namely readers, experts, and partners. We are currently doing both research and interviews to better understand their inputs. Learn more here (link coming soon).
This group includes Wikimedia movement affiliates, organized movement committees including the Funds Dissemination Committee and Affiliations Committee, staff members at the Wikimedia Foundation, the Foundation Board of Trustees, and other organized or semi-organized groups that help support the movement.
This group includes individual contributors, such as editors, curators, and volunteer developers, across different languages and Wikimedia projects.
New Voices: Readers, experts, and partners
Formerly tracks C and D
We are doing research to better understand the voices that aren’t part of our movement discussions: readers, experts, and partners. To ensure a complete picture, we are engaging in research as well as conducting interviews and hosting small gatherings with these people. This group includes existing and new readers of our projects, and existing and potential partners, in countries or languages where we are both well-known (formerly track C) and where we are much less known (formerly track D).
The core strategy team has prepared a process in collaboration with a Steering Committee of long-time volunteer Wikimedians.
Many groups of people from across the movement are working together to organize the strategy process (and you can be one of them!)