Blog

• 24.03.2025
• • Community
  • Wikipedia

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”

• 05.03.2025
• • Community
  • Giving
  • Supporters

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”

• 25.02.2025
• • Cymru
  • Languages
  • Staff
  • Wales

(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)”

• 24.02.2025
• • Cultural partnerships
  • Diversity
  • GLAM network
  • GLAM-WIKI
  • Museums
  • Research

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”

• 01.02.2025
• • Community

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”

• 27.01.2025
• • Cultural partnerships
  • Cymru
  • GLAM network
  • GLAM-WIKI
  • Languages
  • Libraries
  • Wales
  • Wikimedian in Residence

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”

• 07.01.2025
• • Diversity
  • Events
  • Gender gap
  • Other open groups

By Athina Petsou, volunteer and student The “Revisiting Cyberfeminism” event took place in Berlin from December 7th to 8th, 2024, … Continue reading “Revisiting cyberfeminism”

• 01.01.2025
• • Just for fun

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”

• 20.12.2024
• • Cymru
  • Events
  • Ireland
  • Languages
  • Scotland

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”

• 17.12.2024
• • Just for fun
  • UK community

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”

• 12.12.2024
• • Events
  • UK community

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”

• 09.12.2024
• • Academia
  • Education
  • Higher Education
  • Training

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”

• 28.11.2024
• • GLAM network
  • GLAM-WIKI
  • Libraries
  • Museums
  • Policy
  • Research

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”

• 27.11.2024
• • Training
  • UK community

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”

• 15.10.2024
• • Libraries
  • Staff

Wikimedia UK is excited to announce our relocation to new offices at the prestigious British Library. The new office space … Continue reading “Wikimedia UK moves into new offices at the British Library”