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Wikimedia Foundation adopts Open Access Policy to support free knowledge
This post was originally published on the Wikimedia Foundation blog by Dario Tarborelli and Yana Welinder. Re-published under CC-BY 3.0 unported
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Scotland’s second Wikimedian in Residence
This post was written by Sara Thomas, Wikimedian in Residence at Museums Galleries Scotland
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First Welsh university edit-a-thon creates new articles on medieval women
This post was written by Robin Owain, WMUK's Wales Manager, and originally published on the Wikimedia Foundation's blog
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Call For Proposals: the Wikipedia Science Conference (deadline 8 May)
This post was written by Dr Martin Poulter, Wikipedian and the convener of the Wikipedia Science Conference
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Women’s History Month retrospective – Rosalind Franklin’s birthday
This month we are taking a look back at some of the Wikipedia gender gap projects we have worked on over the past couple of years. Today, we go back…
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Wicipediwr Preswyl yn Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru: Mis un – gosod sylfaen
Mae’r ffocws yn ystod wythnosau cyntaf y preswyliad wedi bod ar gwrdd â thimau o wahanol adrannau yn y Llyfrgell. Mae’r ffaith fy mod wedi gweithio gyda llawer o’r staff…
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National Library of Wales residency, month one: laying foundations
This post was written by Jason Evans, Wikimedian in Residence at the National Library of Wales
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Women’s History Month – revisiting our work on the Wikipedia gender gap
The Wikipedia gender gap is well documented and is one of the biggest challenges facing the global Wikimedia movement. To help support this campaign Wikimedia UK is running a retrospective…
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New recommendations outline ways to strengthen Europeana’s future relationship with Wikimedia
This post was written by Liam Wyatt and was originally published here. Re-used with kind permission.
