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Revised three year strategy following consultation
In May, Wikimedia UK ran a community consultation on our draft new strategic framework for 2016 – 19. Thank you … Continue reading “Revised three year strategy following consultation”
arrow_forwardSupporting our community to create open content: we want your ideas!
As the summer rolls around, there are so many important cultural events which the Wikimedia community can engage with and … Continue reading “Supporting our community to create open content: we want your ideas!”
arrow_forwardSpeak up for open knowledge and a free internet: Freedom of Panorama Consultation
You can tell Europe to help protect street photography After last year’s drama in the European Parliament about “freedom of … Continue reading “Speak up for open knowledge and a free internet: Freedom of Panorama Consultation”
arrow_forwardShare your photos of UNESCO Biosphere Reserves on Wikipedia to inspire the world
This blog is also available in French, Spanish and Russian on the Wikimedia Foundation blog . ____________________________________________________ Yesterday was World Environment Day , the United Nations’ … Continue reading “Share your photos of UNESCO Biosphere Reserves on Wikipedia to inspire the world”
arrow_forward2016 Strategy Consultation
Over the past year we’ve gone through a number of changes in the way we work and are organised. We … Continue reading “2016 Strategy Consultation”
arrow_forwardI’ve lived in the UK for 9 years but the government wants to deport me
By Ally Crockford, former Wikipedian in Residence at the National Library of Scotland I have lived in the UK for what will be 9 … Continue reading “I’ve lived in the UK for 9 years but the government wants to deport me”
arrow_forwardThe Shiver: communion with the past in a digital age
This post is adapted from a text originally published in the CILIP November 2015 update . __________________________________________________________________________________ Bodleian Wikimedian Martin Poulter … Continue reading “The Shiver: communion with the past in a digital age”
arrow_forwardAwaken the Dragon breathes fire into the sails of Wikipedia in Wales
WikiProject Wales has been running a competition aimed at targeting core articles for Wales and getting them up to Good Article … Continue reading “Awaken the Dragon breathes fire into the sails of Wikipedia in Wales”
arrow_forwardHello from John, WMUK’s new comms person!
My name is John Lubbock and I’m the new communications coordinator at Wikimedia UK. I’m really pleased to be working … Continue reading “Hello from John, WMUK’s new comms person!”
arrow_forward#WhereIsBassel – A global protest against unfair detention and disappearance of Bassel Khartabil
The 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_forwardThe BBC and A Game of Saints
In December 1996 I published on the web around 150 of my poems under the title ‘Rebel ar y We’ … Continue reading “The BBC and A Game of Saints”
arrow_forwardOER16: Open Culture
By Lorna M. Campbell In April 2016 the University of Edinburgh will host the international Open Educational Resources Conference, OER16, … Continue reading “OER16: Open Culture”
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A year as Wikipedian in Residence at the National Library of Wales
This post was written by Jason Evans, Wikimedian in Residence at the National Library of Wales and first published on their website . … Continue reading “A year as Wikipedian in Residence at the National Library of Wales”
arrow_forwardWikipedia and Open Access: making research as useful as it can be
This post was written by Martin Poulter, Wikimedian in Residence at Bodleian Libraries, and was first published on Open Access Oxford . The … Continue reading “Wikipedia and Open Access: making research as useful as it can be”
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Wikimedian in Residence at the Wellcome Library
The post was written by Phoebe Harkins, Communications Co-ordinator at the Wellcome Library. It was originally on the Library’s blog . Incurably curious? … Continue reading “Wikimedian in Residence at the Wellcome Library”
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