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Wikimedia Chapters to deliver Wikimedia Diversity Conference
The diversity of Wikipedia editors is a topic that is widely discussed, both within the global movement and in the … Continue reading “Wikimedia Chapters to deliver Wikimedia Diversity Conference”
arrow_forwardRevitalising Wikipedia coverage of women scientists
This post was written by Edward Hands, Wikimedia UK volunteer Wikipedia trainer. Could “Reanimating Ice-cold Rats” and “Resuscitating Hamsters” inspire … Continue reading “Revitalising Wikipedia coverage of women scientists”
arrow_forwardEduWiki Conference 2013 – Call for proposals
This post was written by Dr Toni Sant, Education Organiser Wikimedia UK’s second annual EduWiki conference will take place in Cardiff on 1 and … Continue reading “EduWiki Conference 2013 – Call for proposals”
arrow_forwardSphingonet and Wikipedia
This post was written by Richard Nevell. On 10 July, four trainers from Wikimedia UK travelled to Oxford to meet … Continue reading “Sphingonet and Wikipedia”
arrow_forwardMike Peel resigns as a Trustee of Wikimedia UK
It is with regret that Wikimedia UK announces that Mike Peel has resigned as a trustee of the charity. Mike’s … Continue reading “Mike Peel resigns as a Trustee of Wikimedia UK”
arrow_forwardTwentieth century culture and Wikimedia UK
This post was written by Jonathan Cardy, Wikimedia UK GLAM Organiser A cafe covered in turkeys and a ballet that the critics hailed a turkey ; two very different stories from … Continue reading “Twentieth century culture and Wikimedia UK”
arrow_forwardAshley Van Haeften steps down from Wikimedia UK board
Wikimedia UK announces that Ashley Van Haeften ( User:Fae ) has decided to stand down as a trustee of the charity … Continue reading “Ashley Van Haeften steps down from Wikimedia UK board”
arrow_forwardNotes from a Wikimedian in Residence
This post was written by John Cummings, Wikimedian in Residence for the Science Museum and Natural History Museum I’m the … Continue reading “Notes from a Wikimedian in Residence”
arrow_forwardCanadian Copyright Collection from the British Library on Wikimedia Commons
This post was written by Andrew Gray and Philip Hatfield and was originally published on the blog of the Wikimedia Foundation here July 1st was Canada Day, … Continue reading “Canadian Copyright Collection from the British Library on Wikimedia Commons”
arrow_forwardPainting from Commons to feature in new book
A painting of “A Lane at Hamstead, Staffordshire” by English painter William Ellis is to feature in a new book … Continue reading “Painting from Commons to feature in new book”
arrow_forwardWikipedia to celebrate Rosalind Franklin’s birthday
Wikimedia UK is working together with the Royal Society and the Medical Research Council’s National Institute for Medical Research (NIMR) to celebrate the birthday of Rosalind Franklin , the scientist whose work laid … Continue reading “Wikipedia to celebrate Rosalind Franklin’s birthday”
arrow_forwardWikimedia UK yn penodi Rheolwr i Gymru / Wikimedia UK appoints Wales Manager
To view this post in English please scroll down the page. Pleser o’r mwyaf yw cyhoeddi penodiad Robin Owain, ein … Continue reading “Wikimedia UK yn penodi Rheolwr i Gymru / Wikimedia UK appoints Wales Manager”
arrow_forwardJisc and Wikimedia UK to bridge between academia and Wikipedia
Jisc and Wikimedia UK are collaborating on a project to bring the academic world and Wikipedia closer together. This will create … Continue reading “Jisc and Wikimedia UK to bridge between academia and Wikipedia”
arrow_forwardInterested in British black music? Join our editathon!
We’ve linked up with BritishBlackMusic.com / Black Music Congress (BBM/BMC) to host a Wikipedia editing workshop on the afternoon of Sunday 30 June at … Continue reading “Interested in British black music? Join our editathon!”
arrow_forwardBritish Library to make Europeana WWI collection available at workshop
The British Library is further demonstrating its commitment to open knowledge later this month as it hosts a First World War-themed editathon … Continue reading “British Library to make Europeana WWI collection available at workshop”
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