Wikipedia:WikiProject Genocide

WikiProject Genocide

Welcome to WikiProject Genocide

This WikiProject aims to ensure comprehensive, accurate, and neutral documentation of historical genocides on Wikipedia.

"Genocide" is a legal and scholastic framework, most of which was framed in response to the multiple genocides in Europe during World War II.

By improving existing articles and creating new ones, we seek to highlight underrepresented events, regions, and perspectives, while adhering to Wikipedia’s core content policies.

Project Goals

  1. Document All Recognized Genocides: Expand and improve articles on recognized genocides across all time periods and regions.
  2. Highlight Underrepresented Events: Address gaps in coverage of lesser-known or under-documented genocides.
  3. Promote Scholarly Rigor: Ensure all articles meet Wikipedia’s standards for verifiability, neutrality, and reliable sourcing.
  4. Facilitate Collaboration: Foster collaboration among editors, academics, and subject-matter experts.
  5. Encourage Multilingual Coverage: Translate genocide-related articles into multiple languages to broaden accessibility.

How to Get Involved

  1. Join the Project: Add your name to the list of participants on this page.
  2. Contribute to Articles: Edit and improve articles related to genocides, including their causes, impacts, and memorials.
  3. Use Our Templates: Add the project’s templates to talk pages of relevant articles.
  4. Participate in Discussions: Share ideas and questions on the project’s talk page.
  5. Promote the Project: Share the project with others interested in genocide documentation and history.

Tasks

Resources

Key Sources

Tools

Project Templates

Use these templates to tag articles:

Articles Under the Project’s Scope

Well Known Genocides

Underrepresented Genocides

Thematic Topics

Collaboration and Outreach

Internal Outreach

  • Collaborate with other WikiProjects.
  • Use article alerts to track changes and improvements.

External Outreach

  • Partner with genocide scholars and organizations.
  • Host edit-a-thons with universities or NGOs.

Contact and Coordination

Use the project’s talk page for discussions, suggestions, and coordination. Together, we can create a resource that ensures these critical historical events are never forgotten.