Announcement

Emna Mizouni joined the The Equity Fund Committee, a new role where she serves the Wikimedia movement and advances the Racial Equity across the movement and in the world.

Emna Mizouni will speak at the "10 years after the Arab Spring" panel in the Imagine Belfast Festival. The event is a virtual event on March 27th 2 - 3 PM. More details in this website.

Emna Mizouni will speak at the Karama series of discussions next week to mark #CSW65. The discussions are looking at women’s leadership in law, politics, and peace. Emna will be on the 17th in the women and youth mobilization panel and on the 18th on the Adolescent Girls experience panel. 

Registration is open now! 

Emna Mizouni will be speaking live on Radio Rosana about Women's rights and activism in Tunisia. Watch it on Rosana Facebook page at 9 AM (Tunis time)

A special edition of the Carthagina yearly celebration of Guerret El Anz & Valentine's Day. To know more about Guerret El Anz, read this Wikipedia article.

Emna Mizouni joins the World Economic Forum's Global Future Council on Tech & Human Rights for their 2020-21 mandate.

After the 2011 Arab spring in  Tunisia, Emna Mizouni and her team realised that there was little to no  information about the rich culture and heritage of their country, and  that needed fixing.

النساء والشباب هم من جلبوا الربيع العربي

#إنت_قدها هل استفادت المرأة من ثورات الربيع العربي؟ ماذا حققت النساء خلال 10 سنوات؟
#ثورة_الكرامة #الثورة_السورية #ثورة_تونس #كنداكة #ثورة_وعي #حرية #UnWomen #الربيع_العربي #صار_دورك_تعملي_التغيير

... Mizouni said al-Hathloul is viewed as a role model and an inspiration.

“She is a voice of the voiceless, this is why she was arrested,” Mizouni said. “Not because she did something wrong, but she spoke the truth.”

Outspoken women’s rights activist Loujain al-Hathloul is getting her first taste of freedom after spending nearly 3 years in a Saudi jail. We talk to her friend Emna Mizouni about the international campaign that helped get Loujain released.

Point Jamaity: Emna Mizouni President of Carthagina

An interview in German: How the Tunisian activist Émna Mizouni experienced the Arab Spring - and what she is fighting for today?

Vice interview with four Arab Spring Activists from Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and Syria (Arabic)

Activiste de la société civile, experte en communication et co-fondatrice de l’association Carthagina, Emna Mizouni, a décroché le prix Wikimedian of the year pour l’année 2019, de la Fondation Wikimedia. Elle nous en dit davantage dans ce 108eépisode de DigiClub powered by Topnet.

Italian press interview about Carthagina 

It’s taken just 17 years for the free online resource Wikipedia to carve out a significant corner of the internet for a vast archive of human knowledge. As the fifth most popular web-based entity in the world, its 32.5 million editors upload an average of 600 new English articles to the site every day. But in 2018 - the year that marks a turning point for global connectivity, in which more people will be online than offline for the first time in history - Wikipedia is under increasing pressure to stand by its mission statement of ‘empowering and engaging people around the world’. To stay relevant, and with its coverage of almost every aspect of the Western world well established, Wikipedia is eyeing its next big challenge: Documenting the Global South.

On the biggest challenge in creating such a coalition with international pressure, Mizouni replied that there is no lack of expertise, as evident by the panel, on digital security in the region. What is needed is not only the knowledge to navigate the international community, but for all parties to put in the effort and energy to make something like this happen.

Emna hosted the Wikipedia 20th birthday party with the presence of Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia, Katherine Maher, CEO of the Wikimedia Foundation and movement representatives.

We discussed Emna's work as a Tunisian online and human rights activist & Carthagina (which she co-founded), an initiative designed to create interest in Tunisia's cultural heritage at home and abroad. 

On Thursday 22nd October 2020 at 6 pm IST, Front Line Defenders hosted the digital and online security discussion ‘Securing Speech: Woman Human Rights Defenders and Defamation in the Digital Space’ exploring themes including online defamation, trolling, and online security arising from Covid-19.

The incredible Dr Hanan Ashrawi joined us for Karama series of intergenerational dialogues with young women activists from Africa and the Middle East. 

The incomparable Jane Fonda joined Karam for their latest conversation, speaking about her activism with young women from across the Middle East and North Africa. 

Wikimedia Argentina shares the fifth installment of the cycle of virtual meetings "Urgent Dialogues on Human Rights on the Internet". Participating in this edition: Flor Méchain (community liaison for French-speaking contributors, Wikimedia Switzerland) and Emna Mizouni (member of the global board of directors of Access Now and wikimedian of the year 2019). This activity is framed within the Wiki Human Rights project (WIKIDDHH) belonging to the Education and Human Rights program of Wikimedia Argentina.

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Il y a vingt ans, Wikipédia naissait avec l'ambition de démocratiser radicalement la production de savoirs. La promesse a-t-elle été tenue ?  

Documentaire de (Allemagne, 2020, 52mn)  Disponible jusqu'au 05/04/2021.

Watch Émna Mizouni, the founder of Carthagina, explain how she managed to document the historical and cultural heritage of Tunisia. Listen to her talk about a project called MedinaPedia, which encouraged the editing of the Wikipedia, the Wikimedia Commons and the Wikidata to include thousands of books and articles about Tunisia, its landmarks and monuments, to improve the country's educational tourism. 

لقاء مع آمنة الميزوني , ويكيميدية سنة 2019, خلال مؤتمر ويكي عربية بمراكش.