Join us for the Planetary Science Wiki Edit-a-thon 2025!
Be part of an exciting initiative in collaboration with Wikimedia Belgium to celebrate diversity in planetary science.
Europlanet and the Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy (BIRA-IASB) are organising a Wiki 2025 Edit-a-thon. The project is supported by the Ernest Solvay Fund, managed by the King Baudouin Foundation.
We’re offering a Wikipedia course designed to teach you how to create and edit biographies of inspiring women and underrepresented groups in planetary science. After the course, take part in a collaborative Wiki Edit-a-thon to put your new skills to work.
Our goal is to celebrate and promote diversity within the international planetary science community by highlighting the contributions of women and under-represented groups.

What to Expect:
The Planetary Science Wiki Edit-a-thon is implemented in five phases:
- Wikipedia Training Sessions (February-March 2025): Learn how to edit and create Wikipedia articles through hybrid training sessions led by a Wikimedia Belgium trainer.
Dates: February 18, February 25, and March 4.
Time: 14:00-16:00 CET.
Location: online or @BIRA-IASB - Resource Gathering (March–May 2025): Research information about women and underrepresented groups in planetary science.
- Content Creation (May–June 2025): Write Wikipedia biographies using the collected resources.
- Translations (June–July 2025): Translate the newly created articles into multiple languages to reach a global audience.
- Final Presentation (September 2025): Showcase our work during the European Planetary Science Congress (EPSC 2025) in Helsinki, where a booklet and live presentation will highlight the results.
Date: September 7-12, 2025
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to make an impact and be part of this important initiative!
Register now to secure your spot (only 20 places available)
Please note: By registering, we kindly ask that you commit to fully participating throughout the event to ensure the success of this important initiative.
For any questions, contact: arianna.piccialli@aeronomie.be
Project carried out with the support of the Ernest Solvay Fund, managed by the King Baudouin Foundation.