Les sans pagEs
Les sans pagEs is a project founded in 2016 on French-language Wikipedia to reduce the gender gap by creating and improving articles about women and feminism.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Les sans pagEs is a project born in 2016 on French-language Wikipedia, originating from a local initiative in French-speaking Switzerland in Geneva. Its goal is to reduce the gender gap on Wikipedia by producing articles on the encyclopedia and organizing events and training to promote the participation and visibility of women in Wikimedia projects. It creates and improves Wikipedia articles about women, feminisms, and other underrepresented subjects, and also enriches illustrations and data. The association is based in Geneva and accepts donations and memberships.
History
The project Les sans pagEs was born in 2016 on French-language Wikipedia. It originated from a first local initiative in French-speaking Switzerland in Geneva. It was inspired by the English-language Women in Red project, with which it collaborates through translations. In 2016, French Wikipedia had 538,883 biographies of men compared to 91,175 of women, or 16.92% as of 18 June 2016. The project celebrated its tenth anniversary and launched the FrancAutrices game.
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A project aimed at reducing the gender gap on Wikipedia through article creation, events, and training.
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