Thanks for your feedback, Alex.

The Year of Science isn’t only about improving hard science-related articles. We’re hoping to deepen public understanding of science in its social and historical contexts as well. A good case in point is our focus on biographies of women scientists.

We’re working with academic associations within a broad range of sciences, including social sciences. But we’re working through the humanities and other fields, too. With the help of participating academic associations, we’ll target narrower fields with room to get better. Those organizations will help us reach individual classrooms to focus on content that could be improved, or topics that lack articles altogether.

A look at our recent conversations with academic associations (http://wikiedu.org/blog/2015/07/15/june-partnerships/) is a good way to see the broad range of interest in the Year of Science. We’re engaging associations that focus on biology and plant life, but also history, linguistics, and sociology. We’ve heard positive feedback from these organizations, and we’re working with them to identify ways for everyone to make meaningful impacts on Wikipedia’s science coverage.