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WMUK 2023 Community Meeting – videos and opportunities
On Sunday 26th November we were delighted to host our 2023 Community Meeting. It was a chance for our community to gather online, share the work that’s taken place over…
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The winners of the 2023 UK Wikimedian of the Year Awards
Since 2012, Wikimedia UK has held the UK Wikimedian of the Year Awards to recognise the efforts of people and organisations who contribute to our work as a charity. Volunteers…
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Unwrap the joy of giving: Open knowledge for all
Support our campaign to Give the Gift of Knowledge this festive season.
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The winners of Wiki Loves Earth 2023 in Wales
For the second year running, Wales had the second highest number of photos submitted to the Wiki Loves Earth competition. We’re so grateful to and hugely impressed by the entrants,…
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Wikimedia UK 2023 Community Meeting
We’d like to invite our members and wider UK community to the Wikimedia UK 2023 Community Meeting, taking place on Sunday 26th November, 12-2pm.
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Train the Trainer 2023 – call for participants
Would you like to share your passion for Wiki editing by running Wikipedia editing events to train new editors and communities? If so, our next Train the Trainer (TtT) course…
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Outreach to celebrate and preserve cultural heritage with The Swadhinata Trust
The Swadhinata Trust is a London-based secular Bengali heritage organisation that works to promote Bengali history and culture in the UK. We have formed a partnership to collaborate on a…
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Wikimedia UK welcomes Rupal Karia as Outreach and Community Coordinator
I am really excited to join Wikimedia UK and am looking forward to making a meaningful impact on Wikimedia’s engagement and support of volunteers as well as increasing participation across…
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Residency at the Royal Albert Memorial Museum
Since early 2023 I have been working with the Royal Albert Memorial Museum (RAMM) and GLAM-E Lab in Exeter as their Wikimedian in Residence. These so-called ‘mini’ residencies are a…
