Celtic Knot Conference 2024/Attend

Celtic Knot

Wikimedia Language Conference

September 25, 2024-September 27, 2024

Waterford City, Ireland

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The Celtic Knot will take place in Waterford City, Ireland, from Wednesday 25 to Friday 27 September 2024. Although the event will take place onsite, remote participants will be able to watch the contents of the conference online.

Stay tuned, more information about the location and how to attend will be added on this page soon.

Venue

The venue is the Tower Hotel, Waterford City - located on the Mall and opposite Reginald's Tower.

Scholarships

This year’s Celtic Knot Conference will take place in person in Ireland. As this event is focusing on Celtic languages in Europe, we are focusing on supporting in-person attendance for people residing in European countries, but we will also provide support for people who want to watch the conference contents remotely.

We are offering two types of scholarships:

• In-person scholarships that cover the conference entrance fee, travel, accommodation, and meal-related expenses for recipients for the duration of the conference.
• Digital scholarships for people attending remotely, in the form of eSIM data packages which will be made accessible ahead of the conference.

The deadline for applications is June 30th at 23:59 UTC and we will aim to inform applicants of the outcome of their application by the end of July.

Apply for a scholarship

More information

The digital scholarships processing will be handled by Wikimedia Community Ireland. The travel booking for in-person scholarships will be handled by the Wikimedia Foundation’s Travel team.

We aim to have Digital Scholarships available through eSIM data packages which will be made accessible ahead of the conference, for a maximum amount of 80 EUR. While this is our first choice in providing Digital Scholarships we recognise that this may not be accessible for all scholarship recipients and will cater to needs as best we can upon request. Should data packages be purchased by scholarship recipients these can only be reimbursed when receipts are agreed in advance and received by WCI.

If you encounter any issues with your application or have questions, feel free to contact Richard Nevell (WMUK) (richard.nevellwikimedia.org.uk).

Selection criteria

The conference organization team will evaluate the applications based on the following criteria:

In-person scholarships:

• Speak one of the focus languages of the conference: Breton, Welsh, Gaeilge (Irish), Mincéir Tori/Gammon (Cant), Scots Gàidhlig, Manx, Cornish, Basque, Frisian, English, Scots.
• Involved in the cultural, local or language community of one of the focus cultures of the conference (including but not limited to the Wikimedia projects): Irish, Irish-Traveller, Welsh, Scottish, Breton, Cornish, Manx, Basque, Friesan.
• Is involved in the Wikimedia projects in general (editing, outreach, etc.).
• Can commit to post-conference knowledge exchange/implementation of projects within their community.
• Priority will be given to people travelling from a European country.
• Priority will be given to individuals who identify as belonging to underrepresented gender groups, including but not limited to non-cis male individuals.

Digital scholarships:

• Speak a minoritized language.
• Involved in the cultural, local or language community of a minoritized culture (Wikimedia but not only).
• Is involved in the Wikimedia projects in general (editing, outreach, etc.).
• Priority will be given to individuals who identify as belonging to underrepresented gender groups, including but not limited to non-cis male individuals.