as an opportunity to create safe spaces for conversations and facilitate access and discovery, we must build our “hearth.” We need it, because, as many have shouted with hope, “if we don’t burn together, who will light this darkness?”
Figure 6 Students holding hands and burning a newspaper during the demonstrations of the Student Movement in Mexico City, October 1968. Image donated by photographer Héctor Gallardo (CC-BY-4.0) during the Social Movements Edit-a-thon. A 1968 picture of people in a protest in Mexico City, some holding hands, some holding burning pieces of paper.
Notes
1 The Wikidata Query can be retrieved here: https://tinyurl.com/y3a68vmo.
2 For more information on how the data was cleaned as well as a complete file with the changes, please go to the released data in Zenodo (Gutiérrez De la Torre, 2020a).
3 This information can be found both in WQ and MGW.
4 Bear in mind that there have been other collaborations with libraries that have not been officially named as WIRs (i.e., Wikimedia Argentina, 2020) but have been declared as a WIR elsewhere (see Horvat, 2019).
