What "reimagining Wikidata from the margins" means to you? Bring your thoughts and let's discuss some reflection points from the project!

• How can Wikidata help you solve real problems in your community?
• Where does the data you add to Wikidata come from? How is the access to other local databases?
• What is the profile of Wikidata contributors in your community?
• Are there main themes in your activities on Wikidata?
• How is your relationship with other language communities?
• How do you feel navigating the broad Wikidata community? Is it different from other Wikimedia projects?
• Have you ever faced systemic biases in both contributors and content on Wikidata?
• What community and technical resources would be needed to make Wikidata be more equitable in reflecting the full breadth of human knowledge?
• What kind of local knowledge aren’t you able (yet) to model on Wikidata?
• How do you think adding oral history or unpublished knowledge to Wikidata would support the representation of your culture on Wikidata?
• Is there any notability or source policies that does not support adding your local community's knowledge on Wikidata?
• What prevents people in your community that edit other Wikimedia from contributing to Wikidata?
• What major knowledge gaps regarding your culture do you encounter on Wikidata?
• Is your community working on covering specific knowledge gaps on Wikidata?
• How can we ensure that Wikidata doesn’t replicate solely colonial knowledge?
• How do local institutions contribute to Wikidata? And what are the challenges they face doing so?