GLAM/Newsletter/October 2018/Contents/Norway report
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Wiki Loves Monuments and wikinobel
Wiki Loves Monuments
The winners of Wiki Loves Monuments 2018 Norway were announced on 31 October. We had more than 1,200 submitted images this year, which is more than in previous years. A big thank you goes out to all participants, and to the jury for their hard work in getting to the final ten photos.
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Helgøy Church, by G1455O -
Dragefjellsbakken and Sydnessmauet in Bergen, by Odd Roar Aalborg -
The ships SS Stord I and MS Vulcanus in Bergen, by Tore Sætre -
Rock carvings in Alta, by Hans A. Rosbach -
Sandå vaktarbustad and Sandå stikningsbu, by Tomas Wangen -
Skansen Bridge in Trondheim, by Thomas Christian Espenes
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wikinobel
This year's edition of wikinobel was an editathon about women in peace, to highlight the gender gap also among individuals working with peace. Of the 106 individuals awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, 17 are women. The event was at The Nobel Peace Center and the Swedish embassy took part as co-organizator. The Women in Red project Norway was presented by Wikimedia Norge and women nominated or awarded for the Nobel Peace Prize were presented during a talk from staff at The Nobel Peace Center. Afterwards about 20 people took part in an editathon.
