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Women’s suffrage and the Hunger Strike Medal
Dr Sara Thomas, Scotland Programme Coordinator for Wikimedia UK
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Learn more and get trained with Connected Heritage in 2022
The Connected Heritage team is offering more public, free events and webinars in 2022 as the project progresses. If you work or volunteer for a heritage or cultural organisation, please…
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First months as The Mixed Museum’s intern
In this post, Anastasia reflects on the process of editing a Wikipedia article, and the challenges it presented. You can read more about the Mixed Museum internships in our blog,…
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Connected Heritage partnerships
We’re pleased to announce the first of our partnerships resulting from our Connected Heritage training. While the webinars are free for anyone working in the cultural heritage sector to attend,…
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Train the Trainer 2022 – call for participants
Would you like to receive training on how to deliver Wikipedia editing events? Wikimedia UK are now inviting expressions of interest in our next round of Train the Trainer, due…
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Three months of Connected Heritage
As we begin to look towards 2022, and move towards the end of 2021, we thought it was a good time to reflect on the first three months of the…
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UK based Punjabi artist opens up his archive
UK based Punjabi writer and photographer, Amarjit Chandan opened up images from his archive. Aside from images photographed by him, the archive includes images from his father, Gopal Singh Chandan,…
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2021 Palestine-Wales editathon
Wikiproject Palestine-Wales was a month-long editathon, which took place in August 2021, between Wikimedia UK and Wikimedia Levant. The event generated a total of 242 new articles.
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Connected Heritage webinars
As part of the National Lottery funded Digital Skills for Heritage initiative, Wikimedia UK is running webinars to showcase what Wiki-based platforms and digital skills can offer organisations in a…
