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Canadian 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
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British Library Wikipedian in Residence: conclusions
This post was written by Andrew Gray at the conclusion of his residency at the British Library. It was originally posted on the British Library's blog here.
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National Library of Scotland and Wikimedia UK to jointly appoint Wikimedian in Residence
The National Library of Scotland, working with Wikimedia UK, has today announced the joint recruitment of a Wikimedian in Residence.
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John Cummings begins work as Wikimedian in Residence
Wikimedia UK is very happy to report that John Cummings, a long-standing and well known Wikimedian, has begun his work as Wikimedian in Residence at the Science Museum and Natural…
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The British Library, Picturing Canada – and photos of cats
This post was written by Andrew Gray, Wikimedian in Residence at the British Library and was originally published here
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Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums and Wikimedia UK to jointly appoint Wikimedian in Residence
Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums, working with Wikimedia UK, have today announced they are to jointly recruit of a Wikimedian in Residence.
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Science Museum, Natural History Museum and Wikimedia UK to jointly appoint Wikimedian in Residence
The Natural History Museum and the Science Museum, working with Wikimedia UK, have today announced they are seeking to appoint a Wikimedian in Residence.
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We’re looking for Wikipedians in Residence!
The Wikimedia UK GLAM (Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums) working group is now ready to find UK institutions willing to work with us by creating Wikipedian in Residence posts.
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One year on: 12 months working with the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum
1 October marked the first anniversary of Wikimedia UK's ongoing partnership with Herbert Art Gallery and Museum, the longest-running GLAM partnership in the UK outside of London. Over the past…
