By Bukola James, Volunteer Wikimedian Attending the World Literacy Summit 2023 at Baliol’s College in Oxford was a dream come … Continue reading "Empowering literacy advocacy: a Wikimedian and certified trainer’s experience at the World Literacy Summit with support from Wikimedia UK"
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We are designing our next Train the Trainer (TtT) course, and looking forward to hearing from interested volunteers. TtT trains … Continue reading "Train the Trainer 2022/23 call for interest"
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Last week I had the pleasure of facilitating an online meeting for members of our community to help shape the … Continue reading "Talking strategy with Wikimedia UK’s community"
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By Lucy Crompton-Reid, Chief Executive of Wikimedia UK On 16th March 2020, the UK Prime Minister asked the nation to … Continue reading "Wikimedia UK returns to the office, but trials a new way of working"
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As Small Charity Week draws to a close we send our Thanks and Appreciation to every single Wikimedia UK Volunteer. … Continue reading "Thank You To Each and Every Amazing Volunteer!"
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We’re gearing up for this year’s Annual General Meeting with just over a week to go until the event! On … Continue reading "Just one week left to sign up for our 2020 AGM!"
arrow_forwardIn 2016 volunteers gave us a massive 20,000 hours of their time, from running events and teaching people how to … Continue reading "Thank you to everyone who volunteers for Wikimedia UK"
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Every year thousands of people from across take part in the world’s largest photography competition. After a hiatus in 2015, … Continue reading "Wiki Loves Monuments 2016: follow up and thank you!"
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This article is based on a paper given at this year’s Museum Computer Group held at the Wellcome Trust on October 19th. Legacy and sustainability were two of … Continue reading "Wikimedia projects aren’t built in a day – Roman coinage on Commons"
arrow_forwardWhen you spend time on one of the busiest websites in the world it’s amazing what patterns emerge. A few … Continue reading "Castles in the digital age"
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