As part of Wikimedia UK’s work in the area of information literacy, in late 2023 we partnered with the BBC … Continue reading "Wikimedia UK and the Royal Society host workshop on information literacy and future health emergencies"
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By Dr Richard Nevell, Programme Coordinator for Wikimedia UK I’m a big fan of the Archaeology Data Service (ADS). Its online library is … Continue reading "The Archaeology Data Service and Wikidata"
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With around 20 billion page-views every month, Wikipedia is an integral part in how people discover information. It is used … Continue reading "Announcing the Wikimedia in Education UK Summit"
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By Richard Nevell , Wikimedia UK Project Coordinator Shortly before 7pm on April 15 in Paris a devastating fire broke out in … Continue reading "What happened on Wikipedia when Notre-Dame burned?"
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What is the Atlas of Hillforts? Hillforts are enormous archaeological sites dotted around Britain and Ireland. There are some of … Continue reading "A guide to the past: hillforts and Wikimedia"
arrow_forwardIn 2016 volunteers gave us a massive 20,000 hours of their time, from running events and teaching people how to … Continue reading "Thank you to everyone who volunteers for Wikimedia UK"
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My name is Katy. I’m a music photographer, fledgling photo-journalist and writer that has been published in print, worked as … Continue reading "Pride in London – photographer Katy on working with Wikimedia UK"
arrow_forwardThe Jimmy Wales Foundation invites you to join the global protest for the #WhereIsBassel campaign on the 19th March in London (Marble Arch at … Continue reading "#WhereIsBassel – A global protest against unfair detention and disappearance of Bassel Khartabil"
arrow_forwardAdapted from Katherine Maher’s post on the WMF blog . This Friday marks the 15th anniversary of Wikipedia , the world’s free encyclopaedia … Continue reading "Wikipedia celebrates 15 years of free knowledge"
arrow_forwardThis post was originally written by Zoe E Breen for Cheeruplove.com. It is available here . Well, “Why wouldn’t you want … Continue reading "My Week in Happy: Why I interviewed Helen Arney"
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