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Monisha Shah to Step Down as Chair of the Wikimedia UK Board of Trustees
We will soon be honouring Monisha Shah’s impactful tenure as she steps down from her role as Chair of our … Continue reading “Monisha Shah to Step Down as Chair of the Wikimedia UK Board of Trustees”
arrow_forwardCelebrating International Women’s Day 2025 in Perth, Scotland
By Gill Ryan, Wikimedia editor and trainer, founder of Perth Women on Wikipedia On International Women’s Day 2025 , Perth Women on Wikipedia celebrated … Continue reading “Celebrating International Women’s Day 2025 in Perth, Scotland”
arrow_forwardIn grateful honour of Mr Christopher Price Hinton
Wikimedia UK is grateful for the support and contributions of individuals who believe in our mission to enable people in … Continue reading “In grateful honour of Mr Christopher Price Hinton”
arrow_forwardCroeso i Gemma Coleman, Cydgysylltydd Rhaglen Cymru (ac Ieithoedd)
(See below for English) Gan Gemma Coleman (hi/nhw) Cydgysylltydd Rhaglen Cymru (ac Ieithoedd) Rwy’n hwylusydd a hyfforddwr gyda ffocws seiliedig … Continue reading “Croeso i Gemma Coleman, Cydgysylltydd Rhaglen Cymru (ac Ieithoedd)”
arrow_forwardDigital Heritage in Action: The Heritage Lab, Wikimedia UK, and the future of GLAM Collaboration
By Dr. Lucy Hinnie The Heritage Lab and Wikimedia UK are pleased to announce a new collaboration in 2025, involving research fellows from … Continue reading “Digital Heritage in Action: The Heritage Lab, Wikimedia UK, and the future of GLAM Collaboration”
arrow_forwardMini Wiki: Quick and easy ways to get involved with the Wiki world
By Rupal Karia, Outreach and Community Coordinator for Wikimedia UK Wikimedia UK is launching a new campaign in February, Mini … Continue reading “Mini Wiki: Quick and easy ways to get involved with the Wiki world”
arrow_forwardA decade of collaboration between Wikimedia UK and the National Library of Wales: Building a sustainable future for Welsh culture online
By Jason Evans, Open Data Manager at the National Library of Wales 10 years ago I turned up for my … Continue reading “A decade of collaboration between Wikimedia UK and the National Library of Wales: Building a sustainable future for Welsh culture online”
arrow_forwardRevisiting cyberfeminism
By Athina Petsou, volunteer and student The “Revisiting Cyberfeminism” event took place in Berlin from December 7th to 8th, 2024, … Continue reading “Revisiting cyberfeminism”
arrow_forwardWiki Resolutions 2025
New Year New Edit! As we close the door on 2024, what are your Wiki New Year’s Resolutions for 2025? … Continue reading “Wiki Resolutions 2025”
arrow_forwardLooking back at the 2024 Celtic Knot Conference
By Richard Nevell, Programme Manager for Wikimedia UK In late September, Wikimedians from as far away as Malaysia gathered in … Continue reading “Looking back at the 2024 Celtic Knot Conference”
arrow_forwardThe 2024 UK Wikimedian of the Year Awards
By Dr Richard Nevell, Programme Manager for Wikimedia UK Wikimedia UK organises the UK Wikimedian of the Year Awards to … Continue reading “The 2024 UK Wikimedian of the Year Awards”
arrow_forwardWMUK 2024 Community Celebration – videos and resources
On Saturday 23rd November we were thrilled to host our 2024 Community Celebration. It was a chance for our community … Continue reading “WMUK 2024 Community Celebration – videos and resources”
arrow_forwardDurham University Wikimedia Project – students supporting students
By the Durham Wiki Volunteering Project The Wikimedia Project at Durham University has been a remarkable journey of collaboration, learning, and … Continue reading “Durham University Wikimedia Project – students supporting students”
arrow_forwardUnlocking the potential of digital collections – a call to action
A call to action has been made to the UK’s cultural heritage sector to build a unified digital collection, or … Continue reading “Unlocking the potential of digital collections – a call to action”
arrow_forwardDeveloping community leaders – investing in our Trainers
By Rupal Karia, Outreach and Community Coordinator for Wikimedia UK We currently have 62 trainers in 33 different locations across … Continue reading “Developing community leaders – investing in our Trainers”
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