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New partnership delivers Wikimedia UK’s first-ever residency for climate
As things stand, there are large gaps in information about climate change on Wikipedia, and the content we do have is heavily weighted in US and European data. What’s more,…
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Train the Trainer 2022/23 call for interest
We are designing our next Train the Trainer (TtT) course, and looking forward to hearing from interested volunteers.
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A new mini Wikimedian in Residence at The Mixed Museum
A new Wikimedia Residency is starting this month, in mini format. One of our Connected Heritage Digital Skills Wikimedians, Leah Emary, will work with The Mixed Museum for one day…
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Wales moves up to second place in Wiki Loves Earth
This year, in Wiki Loves Earth, editors from all over Wales went out into protected areas such as Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs), National Parks, Areas of Outstanding Natural…
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Taking the long view – my 10 years at Wikimedia UK
My adventure with the Wikimedia movement started in 2012, 10 years ago. Ten years is a long time, and when I joined as a staff member at Wikimedia UK, freshly…
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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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Wales and international photography competition #WikiLovesEarth
Upload your photographs during June to be in with a chance of winning country and national prizes.
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Our new Volunteer Coordinator on engaging with the community
I am very excited to join the Wikimedia community as a Volunteer Coordinator and look forward to contributing to volunteer engagement and diversity across the community.
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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…
