Wikipedia:Meetup/Negeri Sembilan 1

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The Wikipedia Negeri Sembilan Meetup 1 was the first Wikipedia meetup held at Negeri Sembilan, one of west coast state of Peninsular Malaysia. The meetup held on:

Event name: Alam Terkombang Jadikan Guru
Date: Sunday, 15 October 2023
Time: 11:00 am - 6:00 pm
Venue: Perkampungan Raja Teromba, Juasseh, Kuala Pilah, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia (as meeting point)
Medium of communication: Malay

Things to bring

Laptop or tablet
Notebook/pen/pencil
Portable modem (there may be no access to Wi-Fi at the venue)
Multiple cable extensions (to accommodate other laptop/tablet users of electricity)
Camera (for group photo shooting and documentation of traditional stuff)

Participants

Topics of discussion

This will be the first time Wikimedia Community User Group Malaysia organize a program with one of the participant of Malaysia's National Heritage Living Person (WAKOH) award, Assoc. Prof. Datuk Paduka Dr. Mohd Rosli bin Saludin, who experts in Teromba (ms:Teromba) and Negeri Sembilan custom.
“Alam terkombang jadikan guru" or in Minang phrase, "alam takambang jadi guru" (nature unfurled becomes a teacher) is a Minangkabau philosophy and a local wisdom that guides how to think, feel, act and behave in people and/or groups of people in various aspects of life.^[1]

Flow of events

Time	Activities
11.30 AM	Attendance of participants at Perkampungan Raja Teromba
12.00 PM	Opening ceremony Briefing from Wikimedia Community User Group Malaysia Briefing from Perkampungan Raja Teromba officer Lunch. Traditional dish prepared by Perkampungan Raja Teromba Zuhur prayer (for Muslims)
±1.45 PM	Visit traditional place around Kuala Pilah District will be guided by Assoc. Prof. Datuk Paduka Dr. Mohd Rosli bin Saludin
±4.45 PM	Short closing ceremony giving appreciation certificate to participant
±5.15 PM	Session on uploading photos to Wikimedia Commons
5.30 PM	End of program

Minutes of meeting

Participant reports

Transportation

Self driving

This program need to self drive while visit the places. This detail is for meeting point:

Key-in Perkampungan Raja Teromba in Google Map
Address: 1171, Kampung Terusan Seberang, Juasseh, Kuala Pilah, Negeri Sembilan
Coordinate: 2.776634055320434, 102.33532733778509

Disability access

TBA

Footnote

^ "Local wisdom based disaster education in Minangkabau society" (PDF). Retrieved 25 September 2023.

[1] "Local wisdom based disaster education in Minangkabau society" (PDF). Retrieved 25 September 2023.

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