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In late September, Wikimedians from as far away as Malaysia gathered in Waterford in Ireland to share stories of success, challenges, and to learn from others, all with a focus on minoritised...
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Happy New Year everyone!What are your resolutions? Would you like to edit Wikipedia and its sister projects? Well we've got the tools for you! Hop on over to our blog to see how you can get involved:...
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The concept of cyberfeminism, which emerged in the early 1990s, has been a critical framework for understanding and challenging the power structures embedded in technology through a feminist...
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"In an age where knowledge is everything, Wikimedia’s behind-the-scenes communities are keeping the lights on and ensuring the truth is told."From the '24 elections to UK museum collaborations, CEO...
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Our one-off donation form was down over Christmas, but is now back up and running. Thank you to everyone who contacted us wanting to support Wikimedia UK, your generosity is so vital to open knowledge...
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Wikipedia has a new article, 'Effects of climate change on health in the United Kingdom', collaboratively created by over 20 researchers from UK universities and health institutes.Facilitated by Adam...
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🥳 Happy birthday Wikipedia!🤝 For 24 years people have volunteered to make knowledge freely available to everyone online.📖 Our Chief Exec, Lucy Crompton-Reid, reflects on the people-power behind the...
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Cambridge Uni students, staff and alumni are invited to join us at the end of January to create Wikipedia pages for notable people within the classical world or the classical tradition, but who have...
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Join us and the Archaeology Data Service to strengthen the connections between Wikipedia articles and valuable archaeological research by adding Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs).Whether you're a...
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🎉📚 Happy International Day of Education! 🌍✨The University of Edinburgh has released 7 more case studies in the updated version of the Wikimedia in Education booklet, collating best practice examples of...
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Celebrating the launch of the @universityleeds residency with a Wikimedian in Residence meet up! Great to hear from all the various Wikimedians on what they're up to at their...
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Jason Evans has been championing the wiki projects at the Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru | The National Library of Wales for ten years now!In this blog he reflects on Wikimedia UK's collaboration with...
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What are you up to on International Women's Day in March?How about joining us at the AK Bell Library to celebrate the stories of remarkable women from Perth’s history? The Perth Women on Wikipedia...
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Check out Sara Thomas' section in the first Wiki Learn News of 2025! Wiki Learn offers courses that support Wikimedians in developing key skills and knowledge. Sara's been using it in our Train the...
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The Glasgow Buildings Preservation Trust have made a video on how to do a Wiki Walk, with a great explanation about what works for Wikimedia Commons...
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We're launching Mini Wiki this month! It’s for when you don’t have much time on your hands, but still want to keep contributing to open knowledge. Every month we will be showcasing different mini wiki...
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✨ Wiki Loves Folklore is a-go! 🧚From seasonal celebrations to fairy tales, WLF is a global media contest celebrating diverse folk cultures around the world.In the UK, England, Scotland and Wales are...
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Wikipedia's Did You Know section today features the article on 'An African Song or Chant from Barbados', which was nominated for inscription on UNESCO's Memory of the World International Register.The...
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Jyne us in sortin oot an impruivin the Scots Wiki, 6pm today!Thare ur 2495 articles on the wiki thit are still tagged as needin thair Scots sortit. Mony o thaim are juist a coople o lines lang, so we'v...
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