Would you like to receive training on how to deliver Wikipedia editing events? Wikimedia UK are now inviting expressions of … Continue reading "Train the Trainer 2022 – call for participants"
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Written by the Punjabi Wikimedians User Group UK based Punjabi writer and photographer, Amarjit Chandan opened up images from his archive. Aside … Continue reading "UK based Punjabi artist opens up his archive"
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On the 12th October, an international 24 hour editing marathon will start in Aotearoa New Zealand to improve the coverage … Continue reading "Ada Lovelace day 24 hour global editathon"
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New research identifies a strong fixation on the Western canon in Wikipedia’s coverage of visual arts, but offers ways towards … Continue reading "Non-Western Art and Artists Heavily Under-Represented on Wikipedia"
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Written by the London College Communications Teaching Hub for their blog . Back in April and May we collaborated with London … Continue reading "London College of Communications – decolonisation through Wikipedia"
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By Dr Sara Thomas, Scotland Programme Coordinator As Wikimedia UK, we work to support language communities living in, or connected … Continue reading "Scots Wiki – moving forward"
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Extract from the Education booklet case study, written by Wikimedia UK and University of Edinburgh. Earlier this year we produced … Continue reading "Education booklet – Imperial College London"
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In 2019 we hired Dr Sara Thomas as our Scotland Programme Coordinator. As Sara’s expanded our reach across Scotland, the … Continue reading "Growing our volunteer community in Scotland"
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By Katie Crampton, Wikimedia UK Communications & Governance Assistant We kicked off February in collaboration with University of York with … Continue reading "Yorkshire Editathon championing women in STEM"
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Wikimedia UK is launching a landmark partnership with the UK-based Khalili Collections – one of the greatest and most comprehensive … Continue reading "“Masterpieces of the World” – A Landmark Partnership between Wikimedia UK and the Khalili Collections"
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