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October 2026

  1. Dagbani Wikimedians User Group Celebrates Wikidata’s 14th Birthday in Tamale
  2. Immersion to Involvement: Introducing Wikipedia and the Wikimedia ecosystem to the English Club Project in Jakarta
  3. WikiUmrup: Collaboration Between the Wikimedia Jakarta Community and Bens Radio 106.2 FM
  4. Beyond articles: How Language Diversity Hub’s mentorship is helping 13 language communities grow in Wikimedia
  5. A dated benchmark of NPOV disputes on English Wikipedia, and what it says about catching bias early
  6. Call for Applications: Wiki for Minorities Mentorship Program Cohort 1
  7. Why Wikimedia Is Speaking Up in a Major AI Copyright Case
  8. From Wikipedia to the Wikimedia movement: making free knowledge easier to share
  9. GLAM Wiki Days Tunisia 2026: Building Bridges Between Wikimedia and Tunisia’s Cultural Heritage Institutions
  10. Bringing Wikimedia to a Remote Island
  11. “Don’t Blink”: Protecting the Wikimedia model, its people, and its values in September 2026
  12. Africa Restitution Knowledge: Quality, Research and Discovery
  13. Sulaymaniyah Through a Wiki Lens 2026
  14. My all-inclusive experience at the inaugural Language Diversity Conference 2026 held in Accra, Ghana
  15. From the Classroom to the Wikimedia Projects: Building Open Knowledge at Gauhati University
  16. Wikimedia Foundation Bulletin 2026 Issue 20
  17. Traveling to celebrate Wikipedia’s 25th birthday? Baby Globe is doing it, with geocaching
  18. Building a Technical Community in Latin America: Get to Know the LATAM Technical Community Calls
  19. Around the Globe: Meet the joy-nitiatives across the Wikimedia movement
  20. Twenty years of building Arabic knowledge: Mohamed Ouda’s Wikipedia journey
  21. Beyond Editing: What Train the Trainer 2026 Taught Me About Building Wikimedia Communities
  22. Celebrating Two Wikimedia Awards: My Journey to Wikimedian and Project Lead of the Year 2026
  23. My First Paris, My First Wikimania, My First WikiWomen+ Summit
  24. My Wikimedia Internship Journey: Learning, Growing and Gaining New Skills
  25. My First Wikicamp: Seeing Erbil Through the Eyes of Knowledge
  26. From Learning to Contributing: How a Two-Day Internship Supported Tamil Wikipedia
  27. The Interactive Media Seminar for Electoral Integrity: Strengthening Wikimedia Editors Capacity to Counter Disinformation in Nigeria
  28. Reading Wikipedia in the Classroom: Three Workshops to Promote Digital Literacy and Critical Thinking Among Al Madina School Students in Casablanca
  29. Tech News 2026 – Issue 44
  30. What Happens After the Merge
  31. A little bit of everything: My Wikimedia CEE Meeting 2026 Cluj-Napoca notes
  32. My Virtual Wikimania 2026 Experience
  33. Mabia Holds First Quarter Team Meeting to Review Progress, and Upcoming Projects
  34. More Than One Language: How WikiTour Supports Indigenous Language Documentation
  35. Verify Before You Contribute: Connecting Fact-Checking with Wikipedia Editing
  36. Learning, Sharing, and Connecting: My First Experience at Open Knowledge in the CEE Region
  37. Wikimedia Foundation Senior Manager Veronica Thamaini Visits Dagbani Wikimedians User Group in Tamale
  38. Wikimedia Jakarta Community’s Bonding Night Trip: Exploring Knowledge and Building Togetherness in the Land of the Kanekes Baduy Luar
  39. From an idea to a content partnership: discover the Content Partnerships Hub
  40. From Leadership2Action: My Experience as a Wiki Leadership X Initiative 2026 Fellow
  41. Murals for free culture: Schools in Córdoba celebrate Wikipedia’s 25th anniversary
  42. At Wikimedistas de Bolivia, we work with our academic idol, and this is what happened
  43. From Access to Participation: Reflections from OASPA 2026
  44. Beyond the Workshop: How the Electoral Integrity Seminar Opened New Doors for My Wikimedia and Media Work
  45. WikiMed Africa at the maiden Language Diversity Conference 2026, Accra – Ghana
  46. Wikipedia Sent Us
  47. Around the Globe: Meet our Movement in ESEAP
  48. Beyond Connecting People: Building New Tools with CapX
  49. From Ubuntu Troubles to Wikimedia Contributions: A Journey of Learning and Persistence
  50. Wiki Bootcamp: Increasing Literacy among Small Wikipedia Editors
  51. “Ambil benih campaklah sarap”: Preserving Oral Literature Through WikiSeloka
  52. My Memoir: Language Diversity Conference Accra 2026
  53. How Three Unplanned Sessions Turned Out to Be Worthwhile
  54. How a 139-year-old family document led to my first Wikisource edit
  55. Editing the Ethics of Care in Contemporary Art on Wikidata and Wikipedia: Artexte x Art & Feminism 2026 Wikiclub
  56. Amplifying Women’s Voice: The SheSaid Campaign in the Igbo Community
  57. From Incubator to a Living Language: Ten Years of Tulu Wikipedia
  58. From Curiosity to Contribution: My Journey with WikiSeloka
  59. Impact of PHP vulnerabilities on Wikimedia Cloud Services
  60. Impact of PHP vulnerabilities on Wikimedia tools and services
  61. IMILI and Wikimedia Nigeria Partner to Advance Media and Information Literacy, Information Integrity, and Open Knowledge in Nigeria
  62. Waali Language Goes Live on Wikipedia
  63. Lessons from Accra: Rossouw van Rooyen’s take on what the first Language Diversity Conference meant for Africa’s languages
  64. Strengthening Language Communities: My Experience at the Language Diversity Conference
  65. WikiScholar 2027: bringing young readers back to Wikipedia in the age of AI
  66. Event brings together experts and Wikimedians to discuss internet governance in Brazil
  67. The Train the Trainers Nigeria, North-West 2025; Kano State
  68. Tech News 2026 – Issue 43
  69. Building Bridges between Bangladesh-China through Wikimedia
  70. Beyond Wikipedia: Training Editors with Wikimedia Nigeria, Rivers Network
  71. Bridges Built: EduWiki Hub and ESEAP Hub Strengthen Access to Wikimedia Education
  72. Making Northern Nigerian Women Visible through Wikimedia: The Wikimedia4EliteWomen Campaign
  73. Representation, Visibility, and Contact Zones: the North America Hub at WikiConference North America 2026
  74. Indic MediaWiki Developers User Group WikiConference India 2026 Report
  75. From Usernames to People: What My First WikiConference India Taught Me
  76. Wiki Hour Initiative trains government agency on Wikipedia
  77. Growing Active Technical Contributors in ESEAP
  78. Bringing Wikimedia to the Community: My Experience at the Festival Bahasa dan Budaya Dusun Sabah 2026 (FEBBEDS 2026)
  79. Family Archives: Paving the Way for Contemporary Bolivian Literature
  80. From Milan to Toolforge: How a Wikimedia Hackathon Sparked WikiLinkua
  81. From What We Explored at the September 2026 EduWiki Knowledge Showcase
  82. My experience at the Language Diversity Conference, Accra, Ghana
  83. A Fever, a Friend, and a Dance Floor
  84. Can you guess today’s Wikipedia article in seven clues?
  85. From Mentoring to Belonging: My Road to Wiki Journey as a Mentor – ROAD TO WIKI COHORT 2
  86. Leaves from The Story of My Journey to Kaohsiung
  87. Three Days of Learning, Collaboration and Editing for Electoral Integrity
  88. From First Commits to Graduation: Reflecting on 8 Months at Road to Wiki Cohort 2!
  89. Wikimedia Foundation Bulletin 2026 Issue 19
  90. Bringing Wiki Projects to the 2026 Summer Institute in Computational Social Science in Kenya
  91. Strengthening Language Communities in the Open Movement: Reflections from the Inaugural Language Diversity Conference
  92. Tech News 2026 – Issue 42
  93. An AI bot for polishing Malayalam Wikipedia articles
  94. The Story of WikiTour: How It Started, What We Learned, and Where We Hope to Go
  95. Meet MEOW: An Easier Way to Discover Wikimedia Learning Resources
  96. From Madagascar to Accra: Reflections from the Language Diversity Conference 2026
  97. Inaugural Wikimedia Kimaragang Online Meetup: Strengthening Community, Empowering Digital Knowledge
  98. Wiki for Human Rights Nigeria: First Language Wikipedia Physical Training
  99. Wikimedians from Central and Eastern Europe go beyond the crossroads in Cluj-Napoca
  100. Navigating Challenging Spaces – supporting volunteers in the movement
  101. WikiRempah Photowalk in Palembang, Knowledge of Traditional Textiles from the Land of Sriwijaya
  102. Celebrating Big Butterfly Month with a Day of Butterflies, Learning and Creativity
  103. Videos documenting banking terms produced in Macedonian Sign Language
  104. My WikiGap 2026 Journey in Uganda: Amplifying women’s stories through Wikimedia
  105. My Road to Wiki journey: from Cohort 2 to meeting the community in person
  106. From India to Uzbekistan: How Butterflies Brought Wikipedians Together
  107. Wikimedia Spain is holding its Annual Conference in Zamora to highlight the value of local knowledge
  108. A Journey to the Language Diversity Conference 2026 in Accra, Ghana
  109. Retracing the Steps in Tidore, the “Negeri Seribu Jin” with WikiRempah: Uncovering the Heritage of the Moloku Kie Raha Sultanate
  110. AI and the Future of Wikimedia: Reflections from WCNA 2026
  111. Two Roles, One Wikimedia Education Ecosystem: Lessons from WikiConference North America 2026
  112. Tech News 2026 – Issue 41
  113. Dagbani Wikimedians User Group Hosts the Language Diversity Conference 2026 in Ghana
  114. My first in-person Wikimania: reflections, lessons and outcomes
  115. From Learning to Action: What I Took Away from the Interactive Media Seminar
  116. “Storms make trees take deeper roots”: The impact of Dolly Parton’s death on Wikipedia
  117. Breaking Access Barriers: Bringing Disability-Inclusive Narratives to Life Through “Wikilatih Wiki Dokar” with the Klubwiki Universitas Brawijaya
  118. Ewe Language Activists Trained to Expand Local Knowledge on Wikipedia
  119. Six people are building the first Wikipedia in Baoulé — Côte d’Ivoire’s most widely spoken indigenous language
  120. Day Three at the Language Diversity Conference 2026: Reflecting on the Future of Our Languages
  121. Wikimedia Affiliations Committee Has New Officers and Advisors
  122. Climate Change and Free Knowledge: Workshops for Editing Urgent Issues
  123. Wiki Loves Arbërësh: an expedition to document the Albanian diaspora heritage in Sicily
  124. WikiRempah Overcomes Challenges in Tidore for Training and Documentation of Historic Sites
  125. AutoCiteWikidata :Making Automatic Citations Connected with Wikidata
  126. OpenAI “rogue” agent activities found on Wikimedia projects
  127. How Wiki Loves Earth’s images expressed love in 2026
  128. Adventures, Comrades, and Endless Memories: My Wikimedia CEE Meeting Impressions
  129. From Local Contributions to a Global Movement: My Wikimania 2026 Journey
  130. Recording History Across the Four Sultanates of Moloku Kie Raha – The WikiRempah Journey: Ternate Part
  131. Activating the Setswana Language for Wikipedia 25: Digital Milestones and Community Growth in Botswana
  132. Apply For Scholarship Now: Shape the Future of ESEAP at the ESEAP Strategy Summit 2027!
  133. WikiNusantara 2026: A Second Chance in Makassar
  134. Day Two at the Language Diversity Conference 2026: From Language and AI to Community Action
  135. Global GLAM Calls: A Community Space for Cultural Heritage and Wikimedia
  136. Old Mosul on Wikipedia 2026: Documenting the Heritage of Mosul through Wikimedia Projects
  137. From a Wikidata Birthday Celebration to English Wikipedian of the Year by Wikimedia Community User Group Uganda
  138. Wikipedia Is 25. The Island Of Tawi-tawi Just Met It
  139. Day One at the Language Diversity Conference 2026: Conversations, Ideas, and Practical Lessons
  140. A self-organized rehearsal, 50 postcards, and new friendships: my third Wikimania
  141. Capturing essences with Bolivian Wikimedians
  142. WikiRempah Explores Largely Unexplored Local Knowledge from Jailolo, West Halmahera
  143. Documenting cultural heritage during wartime: the toll of Russian invasion of Ukraine, via Wiki Loves Monuments
  144. Latin American Month on Wikipedia
  145. From Competition Entries to Quality Images: How Wiki Loves Earth 2026 in Tunisia Encouraged Deeper Commons Participation
  146. AWA Fellowship Reflections: Building a community of practice is just as important as contributing to Wikipedia- Baname Lare
  147. What Wikimedia UK’s Trainers Skills Lab taught me about building resilient communities

September 2026

  1. Preserving Indigenous Stories and Voices: WikiKathā Documented Nine Endangered Indigenous Languages in Indonesia
  2. Fourth Edition of Bangla Wikibooks Writing Contest Concludes Successfully
  3. The Thanks that drove a Wikimedian
  4. The Wikimedia Foundation’s Latest Transparency Report
  5. Translating Wikiprojects Interfaces to Wali Language: A Missed Call, ReCalled, and Now Answered!
  6. Wikimedia Foundation Bulletin 2026 Issue 18
  7. From two unsuccessful nominations to the Main Page: the long road of Nigeria’s Independence Day
  8. Youth Panel and Kamakura Edit-a-thon: Challenges at the 2026 Library Fair & Forum
  9. Holding community events during the war – insights from Ukraine
  10. Four roles every language Wiki needs: A conversation with WMZA’s Herschal Jackson
  11. Recap of WikiConference India 2026 from Kochi
  12. Mapping Ghana, One Geotagged Photo at a Time: Wiki Loves Places 2026 in Ghana
  13. A season of subsidiarity: Two reflections on transferring ownership of Rapid Funds to Wikimedia organizations
  14. World Malaria Day 2026: Promoting Public Health on Malaria on Wikipedia and Wikidata
  15. Tech News 2026 – Issue 40
  16. After the storm, the shoots are more photogenic
  17. Wikimedia Brasil’s Development Best Practices Framework: technical sustainability as an organizational responsibility
  18. From University Research to Free Knowledge: Academics Discover Wikimedia
  19. WikiConference India 2026: Strengthening South Asian Language Communities through Collaboration
  20. She came for the books and became a Wikimedian
  21. My Wiki Birthday: My Journey as a Volunteer with Wikimedistas de Bolivia
  22. Wikiquote Nigeria Campaign 2026 – Voices of Africa
  23. From Ternate, WikiRempah Begins Its North Maluku Expedition and Holds WikiLatih with Universitas Terbuka
  24. Notes from the Incubator: Writing a Short Story Anthology for the Incubator Sundanese Wikibooks Project
  25. Celebrating Wikipedia’s 25th Anniversary Through Local Community Engagement in Tabora, Tanzania
  26. From Open Knowledge to National Development: Representing Wikimedia Botswana at the UN Consultation
  27. Warm Makassar, A Note on Collaboration Along WikiRempah’s Journey to Eastern Indonesia
  28. Scholarship applications for Wikimania Santiago are now open
  29. Wiki Rookies: Daejeon in-person meetup
  30. Tech News 2026 – Issue 39
  31. Bringing Arabic Words to Wikikamus: A Workshop with KUIZM Students
  32. Wiki Loves Earth 2026 in Bangladesh: 3,330 photographs, 15 winners, and one snake that changed the rules
  33. More Programs Aren’t Enough: Why EduWiki Needs Stronger Infrastructure
  34. WikiGotong-Royong Malaysia Day 2026: Contributing Knowledge, Documenting Heritage
  35. Wiki for Minorities Welcomes Burkina Faso: Documenting Underrepresented Communities Through Free Knowledge
  36. “I am documenting Juang culture on YouTube as it’s hard to record in books” – Interview with Juang-language writer Kshetrabasi Juanga
  37. Celebrating Wikipedia 25 in Odisha: Outreach, Education, and Lessons in Community Building
  38. The Knowledge Commons in the Age of AI: Keynote speech at WikiConference India 2026
  39. Beyond Our Own Cultures: A Japan–Korea Wikimedian Exchange
  40. Looking Toward Korea from the Ruins of Nagoya Castle: A Report on the Japan-Korea Edit-a-thon in Karatsu
  41. From Campus to Wiki Commons: Documenting ABU Zaria Carnival 2026
  42. Digitizing Tunisia’s Documentary Heritage: From the National Archives to Future GLAM Collaboration
  43. First Wikimedia Kimaragang Meeting: The First Step in Preserving Language and Heritage Online
  44. Wikimedia for Safeguarding Indigenous Languages: Boli Cheto’s Approach to Diplomacy at TISS-G MUN
  45. What I learned in Paris, the city of light: My Wikimania 2026 experiences
  46. Introducing Starter Kit for New and Small Language Wikipedias
  47. 2,387 photographs, 237 participants: documenting Colombia’s biodiversity through Wiki Loves Earth 2026
  48. Documenting Lampung’s Living Heritage: Inside WikiNgigel
  49. Culture Is the Lifeline of Our Communities, or How to Organize Events in a Country Grappling with Social Conflicts
  50. SoKiD 2.0: Bringing the Kadazandusun Language into the Digital World through Wiktionary
  51. Inside the Heritage Month campaign to fill Wikipedia’s language void, one article at a time
  52. Wikimedia Foundation Bulletin 2026 Issue 17
  53. Visa & Health: Your Passport to Wiki Indaba 2026 in Abidjan
  54. Central and Eastern Europe’s Premier Free Knowledge Conference Debuts in Romania: Wikimedia CEE Meeting 2026 to Convene in Cluj-Napoca
  55. Growing from Wiki Club to Becoming a Community Towards the Future
  56. Women, the Sundanese Language, and Wikimedia Projects
  57. Tech News 2026 – Issue 38
  58. CEE Beyond the Crossroads: Wikimedia CEE Meeting 2026 Convenes in Cluj-Napoca
  59. African Wikipedian Alliance (AWA) Fellowship Reflections: Learning Through Pan-Africanism by Daniel Damilola Obiokeke
  60. “We mostly do this stuff just for the love of it”: WikiCelebrating Juan “BugWarp” Kulichevsky
  61. From Focus Group to Skills Focus: A New Programme of Wiki Loves Women
  62. From Partnership to Platform: How EduWiki Hub and Capacity Exchange Are Creating Better “Pathways to Mentorship”
  63. One Movement, Many Voices: My Experience at the Malaysian Wikimedia Strategy Summit
  64. “WikiGameJam: Developing Wiki Games from Coast to Coast”
  65. Making space for Sylheti: From a decade-long Wikipedia journey to Wiki Loves Sylotology
  66. Nurturing the Community: Reflections on Attending Code4Lib Japan 2026
  67. Coverage of Wikimania 2026: From Paris to the World
  68. In Search of the Region – Organizing Wiki Village Ganggyeong
  69. Wikicamp Kurdistan 2026: A New Space for Open Knowledge
  70. Let’s Connect, a peer-to-peer learning program: The shift to a community-organized model
  71. Setting our sights on Wikimanía Santiago
  72. One day to celebrate and reflect with Wikimedia Community User Group Malaysia
  73. Capturing Local Stories – Wiki Village Ganggyeong Project
  74. WACANA Puts Self-determination at The Center of AI Literacy
  75. Reflections on Wikimania 2026: History and Lessons Learned
  76. A Slovene in Armenia: The Best Wiki Experience of My Life
  77. Dagbani Wikimedians Take Wikipedia Awareness to Radio, Promote Language Diversity Conference 2026
  78. Colours of Celebration: The Winners of Wiki Loves Bangla 2026
  79. Tech News 2026 – Issue 37
  80. Meet Us in Accra: Language Diversity Conference 2026
  81. A different way to find common ground
  82. From Armenia to Tunisia: The Story of Wikipedia Camp Tunisia 2026
  83. Trails of Eastern Flavors and Culture: The Thrill of Cross-Project Contributions at the WikiRempah Meetup
  84. Wikidata Community Summit @ COSCUP 2026
  85. My First Wikimania Experience in Paris
  86. Electing the CEE Hub Steering Committee: What we built and what we learned
  87. More than a campaign: the measurable impact of Celebrate Women 2026
  88. SheSaid 2026: The Global Story Continues, One Voice at a Time
  89. Investing in Leadership Development at Every Stage Matters for Community Growth
  90. Wikiscout: Empowering young people in Tunisia through scouting and Wikimedia
  91. Wikimedia Spain unveils its new visual identity in 2026 and updates its graphic resources
  92. The First Time My Code Was Merged into Open Source, I Felt Like I Belonged
  93. Meet the visual identity of WikiConference India 2026
  94. Call for Presenters: Japan Wikimedia Conference 2026!
  95. This Month at WMGH (August 2026): Wikimedia and Pop Culture, Giveaways and Regional Wikipedia Workshops Ahead
  96. Entering Our Third Phase: How WCB 3.0 Nurtures West Java’s Cultural Heritage Preservation Through Wikimedia Projects
  97. Archiving the Present, a network for South Asia’s oral knowledge launches in Kochi before WikiConference India
  98. 1Lib1Ref 2026 Campaign in Nigeria
  99. Wikipedia as an Educational Tool in Achachicala
  100. Wiki Loves Mingachevir: Turkic Wikimedians United in Azerbaijan
  101. From Photographs to Free Knowledge: Inside Azad Reads’ Wikimedia Commons Workshop in Prayagraj
  102. The EduWiki Hub Starter Kit Arrives in Spanish
  103. Wikimedia Foundation Bulletin 2026 Issue 16
  104. EduWiki Hub OERs (April–July 2026): Growing Open Resources for Better Teaching
  105. Bridging Access: Mapping Maternal and Child Health Facilities in Ikwerre LGA, Rivers State
  106. Wikidata #2 workshop held in Tokyo, Japan
  107. The Yurakaré people and the Wikimedia movement

August 2026

  1. Tech News 2026 – Issue 36
  2. Coordinate Me – The World’s Largest Wikidata Competition
  3. A Week to Remember: Bridges Across Borders at WikiCamp 2026
  4. FY25-26 Annual Funding Programs Reflections & Learnings
  5. Wikimedia Residencies at UTDT: A WIR Experience from an Educational Program
  6. “The people made me stay” – Meet Mari Avetisyan, the Wikimedian of the Year
  7. From Lens to Legacy: WikiCommons PH Con 2027 heads to Puerto Princesa City
  8. Keizo Shibusawa and Collective Intelligence: the Institute for the Study of Japanese Folk Culture Edit-a-thon
  9. Wikipedia, Digital Literacy, and Science Communication among High School Students in Brazil: Introducing NEMkipédiA
  10. From Slovenia to Armenia: A WikiCamp, a Peer Exchange, and New Connections
  11. Beyond Wikipedia: A Technical Workshop Introducing Moroccan Teachers to Wikidata and the Wikimedia Technical Ecosystem
  12. Wiki for Human Rights Nigeria: Write for Rights and July Virtual Session
  13. The market at the top of the hill, and the Wikipedia editors who went there
  14. Charting the Journey from Tatar Sunda to the Spice Islands Expedition through WikiRempah Bandung
  15. Wiki OTO 2026: A new collaboration to make African women more visible
  16. Custom edit suggestions for every wiki: How communities are shaping Suggestion Mode with TextMatch
  17. Voices from the Bolivian Amazon: Madidi—My Journey to the Indigenous Communities Meeting in Wikimedia Projects
  18. Six Months of Building Leaders, Bridging Knowledge Gaps, and Strengthening Community by Africa Wiki Women
  19. Wiki Loves Mingachevir: The Kyrgyz Wikicommunity’s Azerbaijani Adventure
  20. Wikimania 2026: Impactful sessions, useful tools, and wonderful people
  21. Wikimania 2026: lessons learnt and challenges for the future of free knowledge
  22. Countdown Begins to the Language Diversity Conference 2026
  23. Wiki Warriors 2026: Building India’s Indigenous Knowledge Equity, One Edit at a Time
  24. Making Uganda’s Hidden Stories Visible: My Wiki for Minorities 2026 Journey
  25. 72 Hours Virtual Marathon Edit-a-thon in the Igbo Wikimedians User Group – July 2026 Edition
  26. The Pre-Conference on Information Integrity in Climate Change at Wikimania
  27. Wikimedia at Summer Institutes in Computational Social Science 2026 Uyo, Nigeria
  28. Opening Access to Cultural Heritage through Digitalization and Wikimedia Commons
  29. How Learning About Capital Letters Brought Wikipedia Into My Classroom
  30. Wiki ASEAN Day Talk 2026: Encouraging ASEAN Youth to Take on a Role in the Digital Knowledge Ecosystem
  31. Wikiversity at 20: Learning in the Open
  32. How AWA is Growing Skills, Community, and Confidence Across the African Wikimedian Space
  33. Igala Wikimedia Campus Outreach
  34. Looking Back at Wiki Loves Monuments Iran 2025
  35. Tech News 2026 – Issue 35
  36. Editing to Raise Visibility: Salvadoran Women Strengthen Wikipedia
  37. Yellow Shirts and Bold Questions: Reflections from the WikiWomen+ Summit
  38. From Participation to Action: What WikiWomen+ Summit 2026 Meant for Sana Sabir
  39. Listening before planning: What we learned from the Iranian Wikimedians community survey
  40. Wikimania 2026 Tandem Scholarship by Wikimedia Deutschland Report
  41. Bringing Balinese Manuscripts to Wikimania 2026
  42. “Don’t Blink”: Protecting the Wikimedia model, its people, and its values in July 2026
  43. Partnerships, People, and Possibilities: The Content Partnerships Hub at Wikimania
  44. Wikimedia Community User Group Uganda: Powering Open Knowledge Through Strategic Partnerships
  45. What’s next for Capacity Exchange? A new cycle of outreach, feedback, and (tech) collaboration
  46. Kambari Wikipedia Outreach
  47. Achieving 100,000 Entries: A Milestone Journey for Swahili Wiktionary
  48. Language and Internationalization/Newsletters/11
  49. Free Photography Has No License to Be Bad
  50. Strengthening Kinyarwanda Through Mentorship & Community
  51. Reimagining the Knowledge Commons: Insights and reflections from the WikiConference India 2026 Scholarship program
  52. Finishing Outreachy with Wikidata support for Wikiscore
  53. From Niger Delta to the World: Our Wiki Loves Africa 2026 Story
  54. Five sessions, five practical assignments, and a little more confidence with the technical side of Wikipedia: Wikimedia Ukraine’s course for tech skills
  55. Updates from the July 2026 Wikimedia Endowment Board Meeting
  56. From Philology to Semantic Triples: Displaying Ancient Inscriptions with Digital Tools
  57. Dagbani Wikimedians User Group Introduces Community to Wikivoyage and Launches Wikivoyage Edit-a-thon
  58. More than 200 registrations, 22 speakers, and seven hours of shared experience: Wikimedia Ukraine’s Education Community Conference 2026
  59. Wikimedia LEADS: A Learning Ecosystem for the Wikimedia Movement
  60. Wikimedia Foundation Bulletin 2026 Issue 15
  61. Wiki Town: Playas Doradas, Patagonia Argentina
  62. Sharing GLAM Experience: Annoda Gobinda Public Library, Pabna, Bangladesh
  63. UNESCO and Wikimedia Movement Deepen Their Partnership at Wikimania 2026
  64. Call for Satellite Hosts: Wiki Indaba Hackathon 2026
  65. ESEAP Conference 2026: Reflection from My First Time Attending and Growing within the Wikimedia Movement
  66. Tech News 2026 – Issue 34
  67. Historic delegation from Wikimedia Chile participates in Wikimania Paris in preparation for Santiago 2027
  68. ESEAP Conference 2026: Japanese Contributor Experiences (Part 2)
  69. From Baghdad to Paris: Celebrating the Past and Shaping Wikimedia’s Future at Wikimania 2026
  70. Supporting Bangla Wikipedia’s Front Page: My Journey as a “Did You Know?” Administrator
  71. WikiRempah Betawi Building Leadership from Batavia to Moloku Kie Raha
  72. EduWiki at Wikimania 2026: AI, Big Ideas, and Our First In-Person Workshop
  73. From Wiki Batu Basurek to Wiki Prasasti: Saving Ancient Inscriptions Through Quality Wikipedia Articles
  74. Working with the Visual Editor within Outreachy
  75. Celebrating the Art and Feminism Writing Challenge 2026
  76. 3 Eye-Opening Sessions at Wikimania 2026
  77. Becoming a Wikipedia Trainer: Challenges and Stories of Writing Cultural Heritage Articles on the Sundanese Wikipedia
  78. After Wikimania Paris 2026, I see Wikipedia in a different light
  79. Two weekends in June: Wikimedia Ukraine’s forum for administrators and patrollers
  80. Reflections from Wikimania Paris 2026
  81. My Virtual Wikimania 2026 Experience: Reflecting on learning, community, and the future of free knowledge
  82. Announcing and Exploring DCW’s Digital Certification Portal: the difference it makes
  83. Wiki Loves Uzbek Cinema:A Cross-Border Collaboration with Wikimedia Czech Republic
  84. CEE Wiki Peer Learning Exchange Program with Wikimedia Czech Republic
  85. Celebrating Africa’s Rich Cultural Heritage Through Open Knowledge: Culture Connect Africa 2026 in the Dagbani Wikimedians User Group
  86. ESEAP Conference 2026: Japanese Contributor Experiences (Part 1)
  87. Beyond the Photograph: The Eiffel Tower, Open Knowledge, and Human Experiences
  88. From “Should we?” to “How do we?”: A community weekend on AI and Wikipedia
  89. Wiki Loves Fish: Bringing Coastal Biodiversity to the World Through Open Knowledge
  90. Board of Trustees Reflections on Wikimania 2026
  91. Tech News 2026 – Issue 33
  92. My GLAM Journey in Rajshahi Public Library, Bangladesh
  93. Wikisignals.org: Helping Editors Evaluate Reference Reliability
  94. Zero-budget programs you could start tomorrow
  95. OpenSpeaks Tools Update: Subtitler, Tome, and Bento Go Stable — Meet Media Dashboard
  96. This Month at WMGH (July 2026): Localization, Wiki Loves Places Photo Walk & Wikimania 2026
  97. 2025 Wikidata Research Grant Results: Driving Knowledge Graph Innovation for Legal and Enterprise Applications
  98. CommonsDB gaining insights at Wikimania
  99. Swimming in New Waters: My Wiki-Story
  100. Asọmpi Okwu Narị abụọ – Igbo Wikiquote 200 Quotes Challenge
  101. A look at a 2026 Wikimania Hackathon Project – Wikidata Bias Detector
  102. Notes from the Wiki AI Pre-Conference – what we already run and what comes next
  103. Knowledge from Everyday Life: Elevating Simple Objects into the Digital Space
  104. A poster’s conversation that brought butterflies to life at Wikimania 2026
  105. Wikimedia Foundation Bulletin 2026 Issue 14
  106. Documenting Kodava Culture: A Trip That Rearranged Something in Me
  107. Neopronouns, a social and linguistic phenomenon on Wikipedia
  108. Working with External IDs and OpenRefine reconciliation
  109. Wikimania 2026: Experiences in My First International Wiki Conference
  110. Tech News 2026 – Issue 32
  111. When Leadership Became Personal: Reflections my journey at the Africa Wiki Women Leadership and Mentorship Fellowship Program
  112. From Readers to Contributors: A Wikipedia Workshop at Begum Rokeya University
  113. Repatriation of the Tupinambá cape, Educational Partnerships in Brazil about Indigenous Peoples on Wikipedia
  114. How we organised international Wiki Loves Eurovision contest at CEE Youth Group
  115. Wikimedia & Research conference in the CEE region: programme coming in August, registration open
  116. Six Months of Growth and Leadership with Africa Wiki Women
  117. Ukrainian culture on Wikipedia: Highlighting international Wikimedia cooperation through “Ukraine’s Cultural Diplomacy Month 2026”🧩
  118. Wikimania 2026 Local Meet-Up of Wiki Advocates Philippines
  119. The Pencil Is Back in the Hands of the Nawat: The Monumental Launch of Wikiamachti, the Nawat Wikipedia of El Salvador.

July 2026

  1. “Don’t Blink”: Protecting the Wikimedia model, its people, and its values in June 2026
  2. From Planning to Participation: Coordinating the “Beyond Wikipedia: Exploring the Wikimedia Projects” Campaign
  3. Total solar eclipse of 2026: a unique experience that Spain will be able to enjoy and share
  4. Dagaare Wikimedians Community Trains Student Teachers on Wikipedia Editing
  5. Diversity, Inclusion, and Creativity: The Team Challenges Experience at Wikimania 2026
  6. Wiki X K-pop: K-popping with Wiktionary
  7. Wikimania Paris 2026: what I took away from the WikiWomen+ summit
  8. African & Proud Presents Culture Connect Africa 2026 Celebrating African Heritage Through Open Knowledge and Cross-Border Collaboration
  9. Remembering Muhandes: The quiet engineer who strengthened Wikipedia from behind the scenes
  10. Wiki Loves Ramadan 2026: How our global community documented Islamic culture this year
  11. A GLAM, Culture, and Heritage Roundup for April–June 2026
  12. Voices in Our Hands: How Nigerian Kids are Documenting Nigerian Sign Language for the World
  13. AfroCuration Ghana 2026: Documenting Highlife Across Ghanaian Languages
  14. Training programs in Egypt, How to solving the biggest challenge to Wikimedia affiliations?
  15. What Should I Know About Your Home?
  16. Tech News 2026 – Issue 31
  17. Beyond the Numbers: How the Wiki Afrodemics Mentorship Project Built Confident African Wikimedians
  18. Celebrating Wikipedia 25 in Kuwait: A Milestone for Community and Open Knowledge
  19. Six Months of Growth: How the Language and Diversity Hub Mentorship Is Strengthening the Fulfulde Wikimedia Community
  20. Wikimania 2026: The joy of contributing
  21. Building a Living Archive of Karo Culture on Wikimedia
  22. We create the first master class on access to knowledge and open technology in collaboration with National Autonomous University of Mexico, UNAM.
  23. Wikimania 2026: Growing language communities
  24. Poland and Ukraine joined forces in documenting heritage: results of the 2025 Wiki Loves Monuments campaign
  25. WikiSuarana: Wikimedia Bandung Community’s Effort to Enrich Content on Sundanese Wikiquote
  26. Recap: Wiki Loves Pride Lagos Physical Event and Lessons from the Past Six Months
  27. Grateful and Growing: Reflecting on My Wiki Afrodemics Fellowship, Pilot Cohort
  28. Wikimania 2026: Freedom, equity and reliability
  29. Indic Wikimedia Hackathon Hyderabad 2026
  30. From a Wild Idea to Reality: Building WISE at Wikimedia Hackathon 2026
  31. What Train the Trainer 2026 Taught Me About Building Stronger Wikimedia Communities
  32. Wikimedia Foundation Bulletin 2026 Issue 13
  33. Wikimania 2026: Defining a moment of change
  34. A case to better fit sign languages into Wiktionary, and its prospects in Wikimedia projects
  35. Meet the Wikimedians of the Year 2026!
  36. Quote Me: Integrating Wikiquote into Wikimedia CEE Spring
  37. Localization of Wikimedia Features: Translating Suggestion Mode for Ghanaian Language Wikipedias
  38. Ethical Tech Tips for Events
  39. How the Wiki Afrodemics Mentorship Programme Strengthened My Wikimedia Journey
  40. Tech News 2026 – Issue 30
  41. Online age verification explained (Part 3/3): Age-based restrictions, draft bills to watch, global complexity, and engaging with lawsuits
  42. Online age verification explained (Part 2/3): What means what, how it’s done, and balancing child rights and safety
  43. Online age verification explained (Part 1/3): What is it, a timeline of age-based restrictions, and why it matters
  44. From Local Communities to a Global Movement: Lessons from the Wikimedia Usergroup Nigeria Leaders Retreat 2026
  45. Ghana at Wikimania 2026: Sessions You Don’t Want to Miss
  46. Celebrating 20 Years of the Wikimedia Affiliations Committee
  47. Hindi Wiki Sammelan 2026: A Decade of Building Community, Shaping Knowledge, and Preparing for the Future
  48. Understand the forces shaping free knowledge: Wikimania 2026 public policy advocacy sessions to join
  49. “Hidden Caribbean Figures”: an editing event to make Caribbean Literature visible on Wikipedia
  50. Water for Life, Knowledge for All: How WikiVerse Botswana is Showcasing Africa’s Water Story Through the Africa Wiki Challenge 2026
  51. Celebrating Wikipedia’s 25th Anniversary in Kyrgyzstan
  52. Obinna Tony: Making Queer Histories Visible in Nigeria
  53. From Incubator to Approval: How Mentorship Helped the Runyankore Wikipedia Community Grow
  54. Data, Dignity, and Difference: Centering Feminist Voices on Wikimedia Projects
  55. Mentor Me! 2026 (First Stream)
  56. Reflections from Around the Puzzle Globe
  57. Documenting the Heritage of Indigenous Peoples: A Training Session by Muj(lh)eres Latinoamericanas en Wikimedia
  58. How to strengthen the public domain with Wikidata
  59. Achievement unlocked! The Wikimedia Bolivia-Japan Friendship made history
  60. When Football Meets Free Knowledge: How Wikimedia Usergroup Nigeria Celebrated World Football Day Through Wikipedia
  61. Applications Now Open for Wiki Leadership X: Building the Next Generation of Wikimedia Leaders
  62. Draft Grantmaking Strategy launched for consultation by the GRDC
  63. My Afrodemics Journey: From Wikipedia Editor to Article Creator
  64. Africa Wiki Challenge 2026 in Nigeria
  65. How AI Threatens the Social Contract of Free Knowledge
  66. Building Leaders: Inside My Africa Wiki Women Experience
  67. Setting Sail for Growth as Wikimedians in Kaohsiung: Lessons Learned from ESEAP Conference 2026
  68. Celebrating the Results of the First Pride Week on Ukrainian Wikipedia
  69. “Mentored, Empowered, Leading”: Reflections from the Africa Wiki Women Leadership and Mentorship program
  70. Global Trends 2026
  71. Reflecting on the 2026 Volunteer Supporters Network Hub Annual Meeting
  72. WikiTraining for Timor Leste, more voices from the newest contributors
  73. Dagbani Wikimedians User Group Conducts Wikipedia Training at Bimbico Wiki Hub
  74. Digitalizing a Hidden Gem: The Journey of FBD UB 58 in Tumpakkepuh Village
  75. Celebrating Wikipedia 25 in Thailand (Out-of-School Learners Edition)
  76. WikiRiksa, Reflections on Leadership and Knowledge Collaboration
  77. Building Knowledge Together: My Experience in the Wiki Afrodemics Mentorship Program
  78. Debunking myths and more: New “A Wiki Minute” videos added to the series
  79. Wiki-Jardín Valparaíso: A Brief History of an Independent Editing Community in Chile
  80. Growing Together: Reflections from the 2026 EduWiki Mentorship Program Cohort 1
  81. Empowering Youth Through Knowledge: “Wikipedia for Freedom of Elections” in Armenia
  82. Building free knowledge together: Rwanda’s contribution to Africa Wiki Challenge 2026
  83. Language inclusivity at Wikimania 2026: Live interpretation and more
  84. When Knowledge Plays a Tune: World Music Day Edit-a-thon 2026
  85. Tech News 2026 – Issue 29
  86. Networking Doesn’t Happen by Accident: How to Design Events for Connection
  87. Malaysia Wikimedians held Wikimedia sharing session in Seoul!
  88. Welcoming Women+ into Wikimedia Tech: A Guide Based on Lived Experiences
  89. Capturing Heritage in the Rain: A Recap of WikiSua @ Klang
  90. Africa Wiki Challenge 2026 in the Ghanaian Pidgin Community: Documenting “Water for Life” Through Wikimedia Projects
  91. Starting Off Wiki Loves Earth Malaysia: Photowalk Taman Eko-Rimba Bukit Pelindung, Kuantan, Pahang
  92. Rites, Rituals, and Rapid Grants: What We Learned Running Wiki Loves Africa’s New Grants Pathway
  93. Dagbani Wikimedians User Group and Mabia Communities Advance Indigenous Language Content at AfroCuration 2026
  94. Strengthening EduWiki Participation in ESEAP: Building Bridges for Collaboration and Growth
  95. Wikimedia principled LLMs
  96. What’s new in The Wikipedia Library (April – June 2026)
  97. Wikimedia Spain at GLAM Labs Futures 2026: the future of digital heritage laboratories
  98. Vic Sfriso: Learning from Trans Memories in Argentina
  99. Making CropTool better for everyone
  100. Wikipedia’s 25th Birthday Made Me Purchase My First Branded Clothing
  101. Behind Better Data: Inside Wikidata’s First WikiProjects Days
  102. This Month at WMGH (June 2026): Supporting Community, Training Editors & Closing Wiki Loves Places 2026 in Ghana Strong
  103. Reflecting on progress and planning ahead: Dagbani Wikimedians User Group holds its last quarter team meeting
  104. Botswana on the Wiki Map: My AWW On WikiSkills Mentorship Story
  105. Africa Wiki Women Community Roundtable 2026: Fostering Conversations on Responsible AI and Community Engagement
  106. “Don’t Blink”: Protecting the Wikimedia model, its people, and its values in May 2026
  107. A Proposal for Updating the Wikimedia Movement Recognition and Funding Model
  108. Building MBOA: Lessons from Launching a Wikimedia Campaign in Cameroon
  109. EduWiki Workshop: Combining PETScan and Generative AI for Smarter Wikipedia Editing
  110. Documenting Malay Culture Through Collaboration Between Wikimedia Indonesia and Wikimedia Malaysia
  111. Six Months of Growth, Learning, and Impact: My Journey as an EduWiki Mentor
  112. Wikimedia Foundation Bulletin 2026 Issue 12
  113. Bolivia-Japan Friendship Editathon has finished!
  114. Protecting digital public goods: Wikimedia Foundation and Wikimedia Brasil contribute to Brazil’s latest Digital ECA consultation
  115. Africa Wiki Challenge 2026 in Madagascar: Documenting “Water for Life” Through Wikimedia Projects
  116. Celebrating Delta State’s Natural Heritage: Thank you for making Wiki Loves Earth 2026 a success!
  117. Pictures Frozen Behind a Copyright Gap: Start of Wikimedia Bangladesh’s Collaboration with The Copyright Office
  118. Moving the Needle: How We Test New Ideas Across Wikimedia Projects
  119. Reflections on 15 years at Wikimedia Foundation and a new chapter
  120. Youth Digital Knowledge Hub as part of Wiki Digital Youth Nigeria
  121. Tech News 2026 – Issue 28
  122. Bridging Generations, Breaking Barriers: Lessons from International Women’s Day 2026
  123. Documenting oral culture on Wikimedia
  124. Estonia on Wikipedia: over 500 new articles in a multilingual Wiki Contest
  125. A Successful Governance Conference in Amsterdam
  126. Representing South Asia at Wikimedia ESEAP Conference 2026: Sharing Education, Culture, and Collaboration in Kaohsiung, Taiwan
  127. A Clash of Ideas and Discourse: Highlights of the 2026 ESEAP Conference
  128. Valuable experiences at the ESEAP Conference 2026 from Malaysian perspectives
  129. Photowalk at the Purbachal Reserve Forest
  130. Wiki for Human Rights, Nigeria: May Wiki Source Virtual Training and June Wiki Indaba Scholarship Application Training
  131. Beyond the Numbers: Investing in People at Africa Wiki Women
  132. Capacity Exchange: A dream platform built by Wikimedians
  133. Transhumance in Prioro on Wikipedia: three days of remembrance and free knowledge
  134. Making it easier to join Wikipedia: Account creation experiments to support mobile audiences
  135. Building a Wikimedia community in Aruba: Reflecting on the Wikipedia on Aruba pilot project
  136. We need to innovate with Wikimedia decision-making
  137. Reflecting on My First Half of 2026 with Africa Wiki Women: Growth, Partnerships, and Impact
  138. Building Connections Across Languages: Highlights from the Wikimedia Language Diversity Hub’s First General Assembly
  139. Wikipedia@25: Training New Editors for the Next 25 Years
  140. Wikimedia Bandung Promotes Sundanese Culture in the Digital Era Through Radio Broadcasting
  141. Small Group, Big Impact: Reflections from the Wikimedia Volunteer Focus Group in Botswana
  142. Six Months in Retrospect as the Newbies Community Engagement Lead (Anglophone)
  143. Lessons from Supporting Francophone Wikimedia Communities in Africa: A Six-Month Reflection
  144. How Wiki Afrodemics Mentorship Program (WAMP) improved my Wikipedia Skills
  145. Seven Years of Creating Financial Knowledge on Armenian Wikipedia

June 2026

  1. From Access to Participation: Wikimedia and Digital Human Rights at DRIF 2026
  2. Part 3: Swánga̱lyiatwuki-WikiWoordenboek Wiktionary Editing Project
  3. Language between bias and understanding: The case of LGBTQ+ terminology in Albanian language
  4. Wikimedia Hackathon 2026: Building, collaborating, and shaping the future together
  5. Building Botswana’s Digital Memory: Inside the Limkokwing University School Adoption Program 2026
  6. Dagbani Wikimedians User Group Strengthens Digital Knowledge Through Training at Bimbico Wiki Hub
  7. Tech News 2026 – Issue 27
  8. Bringing Women’s Voices from WikiNusantara to ESEAP 2026
  9. Bridging Open Knowledge And Digital Rights: Reflections From DRIF 2026 And The Wikimedia Community
  10. Hub Fund and Hub Piloting: A Look Back and What’s Ahead
  11. Shape the Future: Call for Submissions Open for WikiConference India 2026
  12. From Application to Notability: My Journey Through the Wiki Afrodemics Mentorship Programme, Cohort 1
  13. Digital policy directly impacts how we live together as a society
  14. From Rock Art to Digital Knowledge: Wikimedia Foundation CEO Visits South Africa
  15. I built the convertor from Wikipedia dumps to man (roff) format – for offline reading in a terminal
  16. From Learning to Contributing: My Wikimedia Mentorship Journey
  17. Documenting Nigeria’s Rites and Rituals through Wiki Loves Africa 2026 for Creatives in Nigeria
  18. Commons Quality Images, 20 years of celebrating Wikimedians taking those photographs we need
  19. Team Challenges: New Perspectives and Innovation at Wikimania 2026
  20. Tech News 2026 – Issue 26
  21. Wikimedia Foundation Bulletin 2026 Issue 11
  22. My Journey as a Jury Member: Celebrating Knowledge, Culture, and Science Across Wikimedia Projects
  23. Wikimedia Community Usergroup Botswana in collaboration with Art and Feminism on Wikidata Mobile Training 2026
  24. Guiding New Voices: Training Women in Wikidata during the April EditHer Africa Contest
  25. Collaboration with Students For Liberty: Together Liberate Liberty Ideas on Indonesian Wikipedia
  26. From Engagement to Collaboration: The Future of Wiki-Jardín Valparaíso’s Heritage Work
  27. Wikimedia Commons: Turning Everyday Media into Shared Learning
  28. Igbo Wikipedia Awareness & Training at the University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus (UNEC)
  29. One Like, One Edit, One Translation, Endless Possibilities: My Wikimedia Story
  30. From Learner to Contributor: My Experience in the Wiki Afrodemics Mentorship Programme
  31. WikiChallenge African Schools 2026: Botswana’s Teachers Empowering Young Knowledge Creators
  32. Learning to Write Together on Wikibooks: The WikiLatih Wikibuku Experience in Jember
  33. WikiLatih Bogor Creating a Space for Learning, Sharing, and Bridging Generations
  34. Wiki AfroDemics Project/Mentorship Programme 2026 cohorte 1
  35. From Everyday Practices to Shared Knowledge: Documenting Culture Through Wiki Loves Africa 2026
  36. Reducing a 11,000-Image Commons Backlog: Dhaka Wikimedia Community’s Wikimedia Commons Edit-a-thon 2026
  37. No Wiki Is an Island: Russian and Italian Editors Collaborate Across Borders
  38. From Learner to Facilitator: How Africa Wiki Women Shaped My Wikimedia Journey
  39. Quote Contest 2026: Record-Breaking Growth for Bengali Wikiquote
  40. Documenting Jember’s Cultural Heritage Through Open Knowledge
  41. How mentorship transform my wiki journey
  42. Visible Women Edit-a-thon: Piloting a Collaborative Approach to Free Knowledge in Hong Kong
  43. Wikimedia Korea holds annual strategy meeting in May
  44. Le voilà enfin ! The Wikimania 2026 conference program is live
  45. From Oral Traditions to Open Knowledge: What We Learned from Wiki Loves Folklore 2026 in Botswana
  46. Empowering New Editors to Bridge the Gender Gap: My Experience as a Mentor in the EditHer Africa April 2026 Contest
  47. African & Proud Presents: Love, Culture & Community
  48. Why the EduWiki Starter Kit Matters for the Future of Education
  49. Building Skills and Confidence During My Three-Month Journey Through the On Wiki Skill Program Organized by Africa Wiki Women
  50. Dagbani Wikimedians User Group Trains TACE Wiki Hub Members on Wikipedia Editing
  51. From Mentee to Builder: My Six Months in the EduWiki Hub Mentorship Program
  52. When 25 Years of Free Knowledge Reached Vidisha for the First Time
  53. Tech News 2026 – Issue 25
  54. Preserving Stories, Traditions, and Beliefs: Wiki Loves Folklore 2026 in the Igbo Community
  55. 72 Hours Virtual Marathon Edit-a-thon in the Igbo Wikimedians User Group – May 2026 Edition
  56. Wiki-Jardín Valparaíso: Introducing Wikipedia Editing at PUCV
  57. A Reflection on What I Learned at My First International Women’s Day Celebration
  58. First Impressions of Attending ESEAP Conference 2026
  59. The Year’s First Quarter with the Igbo Wikimedians User Group
  60. Documenting the Living Heritage of Northern Ghana: An Account of Wiki Loves Folklore 2026 in Ghana, by the Ghanaian Educators Wikimedia Community
  61. Introducing the Wiki Afrodemics Mentorship Project Cohort 1
  62. Art+Feminism Network Organizers at ESEAP Conference 2026
  63. Visibility of Communities in Nigeria on Wikidata 2.0: Expanding Digital Representation for Nigerian Communities
  64. Amplifying Women’s Stories and Indigenous Knowledge: Feminism and Folklore 2026 in the Igbo Community
  65. Kannada Wikisource 20 – The next step in Kannada’s knowledge journey
  66. How to host Wikicurious in your own community
  67. Documenting Nigerian Cultural and Everyday Life Through Wiki Loves Africa 2026
  68. Learning from People Who Work in Open Knowledge
  69. Do What I Mean! Second-Try Suggestions for Wrong-Keyboard and Transliterated Search
  70. Wikipedia’s account creation process is broken
  71. May @ WMGH: Ghana Edits Wikipedia, Wiki Loves Places & New Opportunities
  72. Viewing the ESEAP Conference Through the Eyes of People with Neurodiversity
  73. Skills, Growth, and Impact: My Wikimedia Experience
  74. Wikimedia Foundation Bulletin 2026 Issue 10
  75. Dagbani Wikimedians User Group Trains BACE Wiki Hub Members on Wikipedia Editing
  76. Two Years of Success: The Story of WikiMed in Egypt
  77. Tech News 2026 – Issue 24
  78. To the Dagbani Wikimedians User Group: Thank You for Believing in Us
  79. The Dagbani Wikipedia Version 1.0 De-stubbing Contest Is Over. And We Have 100 Reasons to Celebrate.
  80. Reading Wikipedia in the Classroom in Wa, Ghana: Empowering Educators with Media and Information Literacy Skills
  81. From Dagbani Wikipedian Contributor to a More Confident wikimedian: My Journey Through the AWW On WikiSkills Mentorship Program
  82. Stepping into Open Knowledge and Emerging Empowered: My Wikimedia Mentorship Story
  83. Translating Baltic’s Naval History: Bringing the Royal Baltic Fleet to Spanish Wikipedia
  84. African Month 2026: 91 new articles to improve coverage of Africa on Wikipedia
  85. From Learner to Contributor: My Journey Through the AfricaWomen on Wiki Skills Training Program
  86. From Learning to Leading Contributions: My Three-Month Journey Through the On Wiki Skill Program Organized by Africa Wiki Women
  87. “Don’t Blink”: Protecting the Wikimedia model, its people, and its values in April 2026
  88. Celebrating 25 Years of Wikipedia in Slovakia
  89. The University of Valencia has added 32 new articles on Valencian heritage to Wikipedia
  90. Introducing WikiEval: A Platform for Wikimedia Contests and Campaigns
  91. Planting a sunflower seed: the Ukrainian Book Festival in Milan
  92. Insights from the United Kingdom’s first national Wiki Science Competition since 2019
  93. Empowering African Women Through Wikimedia: My Experience in the Africa Wiki Women On-Wiki Skills Mentorship Program
  94. A physical in-person training held at McCoy College of Education for Dagaare students Union
  95. Reference reuse and our first Outreachy intern from Latinoamerica
  96. In the land of the puma and the hummingbird: Bolivia to host the 2026 Latin America Wikimedia Conference
  97. Celebrating #WomeninScience Through Wiki Women’s Month 2026
  98. Not Just a User Anymore: Becoming a Wikimedia Contributor — My Three-Month Journey Through the On Wiki Skill Program Organized by Africa Wiki Women
  99. From Baghdad to Kaohsiung: Building Bridges Between West Asia and ESEAP
  100. I Chose to Preserve, Not Just Translate: Keeping Setswana Alive on Wikipedia
  101. The 16th Training: The Day I saw Wikipedia’s Future
  102. WikiConference North America—Registration opens on June 3!
  103. Wikis for Everyone: Bridging the Accessibility Gap at the 2026 Hackathon
  104. Celebrating Growth, Impact, and Digital Inclusion: Africa Wiki Women On-Wiki Skills Mentorship Program
  105. Finding My Voice Through the On Wiki Skill Mentorship
  106. Tech News 2026 – Issue 23
  107. We held the Korea-Japan Editathon 2026
  108. AWW Podcast Season 2 Episode #1 Can Wikipedia Evolve With the Digital Age?

May 2026

  1. When the Home Page Gets Boring: How My Colleagues and I Revitalised Thai Wikipedia
  2. From Code to Contribution: My Journey Through the Wikimedia Ecosystem
  3. Small Edits, Big Impact: My Wikimedia Story
  4. What’s new in the Wikipedia Library? (Jan – Mar 2026)
  5. The 2027 ESEAP Strategy Summit will be held in Japan
  6. Wiki Loves Africa 2026 In Tyap Wikimedian Community
  7. Call for Self-Funded Registration Now Open – Queering Wiki Conference 2026
  8. An open course for scientific journalism in Brazil
  9. Bangla WikiConnect: First-Year Achievements and Future Roadmap
  10. Introducing OpenSpeaks Tools: Subtitler, Tome, and Bento
  11. A new online course for researchers who want to make their field more visible on Wikipedia
  12. Wiki Mentor Africa – Women Tech Summit: A Story of Learning, Confidence, and Community
  13. Every Museum Has a Story: Shared Through Collaboration on Bangla Wikipedia
  14. Medhavi Gandhi: Championing Open Knowledge in India
  15. Records of an elementary school that is closing will be preserved on Wikipedia
  16. Volunteer Supporters Network launch newsletter
  17. Cross-Lingual Friendships in the Wikisphere: When Urdu Wikipedia Met the World Through Translations
  18. Yokohama Editathon presented at ESEAP 2026, and Pitabangan Kaohsiung
  19. A Diff Tech blog
  20. EduWiki Knowledge Showcase Examines AI, Humour in Education, Youth Engagement, and Innovation in Teaching
  21. Feminizi̱m ma̱ng Tashikum 2026 in the Tyap community
  22. Wiki Loves Mother Tongue in the Igbo Community: Empowering Youth Voices on Multilingual Education
  23. From First Edit to Lasting Contribution: Mapping Wikimedia Brasil’s Editor Community
  24. Adding Visual Context to the Dagbanli Dictionary: How the University of Ghana HCI Lab Dataset Powered our Sentence Matching System
  25. Representing Wikimedia Taiwan in Taiwan’s AI Policy Dialogue
  26. Accidentally Social: How ESEAP Conference 2026 Pushed Me Out of My Comfort Zone
  27. Every Book Its Reader: Wiki Encontros and Knowledge construction in Brazil
  28. Documenting Women’s Leadership Through Wikipedia with Africa Wiki Women in Antananarivo-Madagascar
  29. Tech News 2026 – Issue 22
  30. Wiki Loves Pride 2026 – Diverse voices. Diverse data
  31. Rethinking Wikimedia’s role in the new knowledge ecosystem: Highlights from the Wikimedia Futures Lab in Prague
  32. My experience at the Wikimedia Hackathon 2026: Strengthening tools, relationships, and LATAM technical community
  33. Educating for Freedom and Democracy through Wikimedia
  34. CEE Women Campaign Uzbekistan 2026: Building content, community, and confidence
  35. Strengthening Queer Participation in Northern Nigeria – Wiki for Human Rights, LGBTIQ+ April Training
  36. From Classrooms to Wikipedia: What WikiScholar 2026 Taught Us About Reaching the Next Generation
  37. Bolivia-Japan Friendship Editathon in June!
  38. An Insight into the FKA Commons Upload Project
  39. WMF’s CEO Bernadette Meehan meets the Japanese community
  40. Introducing Wiki Loves Peace
  41. CapX updates: new translation workspace and improved skills visualization
  42. Dagbani Wikimedians User Group Participates in Wiki Loves Africa 2026
  43. Wikimedia Projects and the Climate Crisis: How Wiki for Sustainable Futures 2026 Is Being Built
  44. Making women more visible in Ukrainian Wikipedia despite a difficult winter
  45. International Roma Day Edit-a-thon 2026
  46. Tech News 2026 – Issue 21
  47. Sharing the Wikimedia Foundation and Wikimedia Endowment fiscal year 2024-2025 Form 990s
  48. A Better Way to Give Credit: Introducing the Wikimedia Attribution Framework and API
  49. Language Diversity Hub Workshop: Wiki Admin 101 for Language Communities
  50. Africa Wiki Challenge 2026:Water for Life in Africa
  51. Through a Mobile Lens: My Contribution to Wiki Science Competition 2025 in India
  52. Documenting Rites and Rituals in Upper West Ghana: Wiki Loves Africa 2026 in Wa
  53. From Learner to Contributor: How I found my voice on Wikimedia through Mentorship
  54. Unleash Your Inner Gangsta Rapper: Confessions of a Scholarship Reviewer
  55. Programme submissions: Call for Speakers for the Queering Wiki 2026 Conference is now open
  56. Wikimedia Spain and Yes We Tech are launching a network of female STEM editors on Wikipedia
  57. From Information Consumers to Creators of Open Knowledge: University Experiences with Wikimedia
  58. Pioneering Her Right: AWW April Skill Up Workshop 2026
  59. Language documentation needs community rights, consent, and recognition: Interview with Van Gujjari writer Taukeer Alam
  60. ESEAP Strategy Summit Manila 2025: In Brief
  61. Wikimedia Foundation Bulletin 2026 Issue 9
  62. The girls in the photo: Recovering stories 20 years after a flood in Argentina
  63. Tech News 2026 – Issue 20
  64. What I learned building WikiVisage for Wikimedia Commons
  65. Technical tinkering for CommonsDB at the Wikimedia Hackathon
  66. 72 Hours Virtual Marathon Edit-a-thon in the Igbo Wikimedians User Group – March 2026 Edition
  67. Wikipedia 101 Workshops, Editathons & Earth Month Highlights: April @ WMGH
  68. WikiNusantara 2026 Celebrating Collaboration for Open Knowledge
  69. Brazil celebrates 25 years of Wikipedia and the model of a people-centered internet
  70. How GLAM Projects Helped Me Write Articles on Unconventional Topics
  71. Making Women Visible: My Role in AWA’s International Women’s Day Initiative
  72. Africa Wiki Women partners with Wikimedia User Group Nigeria, advances WikiGap 2026
  73. Call for Self-Funded Registration Now Open – Language Diversity Conference 2026
  74. Yemen Joins the Global Knowledge Map: Launching the Wikimedians of Yemen User Group & Celebrating Wikipedia 25
  75. Building Wikimedia Tools in Northern Nigeria: The Arewa TechCom Hackathon
  76. Behind the scenes at meemoo: how a Wikimedian in Residence transformed data, workflows and perspectives
  77. Volunteer Supporters Network (VSN) Annual Meeting 2026
  78. Jju Wikipedia Goes Live
  79. Introducing Wali Wikipedia to Tertiary Students in Ghana
  80. The Power of Collaboration: How “WikiGap 2026” is Transforming the Swahili Wiktionary
  81. Wikimedia Spain Annual Report 2025: a stronger community, greater diversity and growth that sets the course
  82. My First Hands-on Design Experience at the First ever Women Tech Summit 2026
  83. Someone Said Dagbani Is Dying – 17 People Just Showed Up to Prove Otherwise
  84. Book tells the story of Wikimedia projects in Brazil
  85. Michaela Blanc and the Pérez Art Museum Miami: Intergenerational and Multicultural Encounters
  86. The Wikimedia Foundation’s Latest Transparency Report
  87. Applications open for training of low-resource language documenters and archivists
  88. Tech News 2026 – Issue 19
  89. Better detecting bots and replacing our CAPTCHA: Part 2
  90. EduWiki Hub at DRIF26: Open Knowledge for Youth Digital Inclusion
  91. Approved Wikimedia Conference Proposals for 2026 (Round 2): Continuing to connect, grow, and learn together
  92. EduWiki Workshop Highlights Practical Uses of Wikimedia Commons in Education
  93. Results of Wiki Loves Mother Tongue 2026 in the Igbo Community
  94. Strengthening Multilingual Participation: Introducing Mamisoa, Coordinator for the Africa Wiki Women Francophone Community
  95. Wiki Loves Pride- An Invitation to A Revolutionary Act
  96. Your scripts changed. Did you notice? Stay ahead of unseen updates with WikiScriptSync
  97. Extending the Call for Proposals: New Formats Added for the Language Diversity Conference 2026
  98. “Don’t Blink”: Protecting the Wikimedia model, its people, and its values in March 2026
  99. Reflections on the Ukrainian Candle Easter Egg Painting Workshop: Ukraine Diplomacy Month in Malaysia 2026
  100. Recap: Wiki for Human Rights, LGBTIQ+ Nigeria, February and March Training
  101. Wiki Loves Libya: Libyan initiative that documents the country’s heritage and introduces the world to its diversity
  102. The new Art+Feminism’s Wikidata Modules are here!
  103. Celebrating a Milestone: Wiki Loves Folklore 2026 Reaches 100,000 Contributions!

April 2026

  1. Celebrating Wikipedia’s 25th anniversary with a major community event in Azerbaijan
  2. Dagbani Wikimedians Embark on Enskinment Photo Walk at Choggu Naa’s Palace
  3. Capacity Building: Beyond Article Writing Organizing Wikipedia in Your Language with Categories and Other Curation Tools
  4. Wikimedia Foundation Secured Government’s Commitment to User Safety, Privacy, and Content Integrity Ahead of Administrative Registration in Indonesia
  5. Wiki Loves Folklore in the Igala Community
  6. My Journey as an AWA EmpowerHer Fellow: Taking on Leadership and Making an Impact
  7. WikiNgalam: Documenting Malang’s Traditional Performing Arts through the WikiSekal Project
  8. How I Created 33,000 Arabic Lexemes in Wikidata
  9. Wikidata Community Summit 2026 @ COSCUP Call for Proposals
  10. Wikimedia Foundation Bulletin 2026 Issue 8
  11. Attention All Dagbani Writers, Dreamers, And Knowledge Keepers!
  12. Five topics to explore Ukraine and contribute to Wikipedia
  13. Indic Wikimedia Hackathon Kochi 2025 Event Report
  14. Fulfulde Wikipedia Hits 18,000 Articles: A Community-Led Milestone for Language, Identity, and Free Knowledge
  15. Take part in the Wiki Loves Earth 2026!🌍🌳
  16. WikiScholar: Wikimedia Bangladesh’s Initiative for School-Level Students
  17. Tech News 2026 – Issue 18
  18. Introducing the Wikimedia Foundation’s draft FY 2026-2027 Annual Plan
  19. Reading the Futures Lab as strategy
  20. One year of e-coaching for the Dutch community
  21. Wikimedia UK and Wikimedia Sverige on Working with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
  22. International Women’s Day 2026: Africa Wiki Women Celebrates Women Making Impact
  23. Creating the collective fabric of knowledge in Bolivia
  24. From Underrepresented to Documented: AWA EmpowerHer Fellowship Outcomes
  25. Documenting Igbo Proverbs and Building Audio Archives 2026
  26. Beyond the Final Cut: Wikipedia, Film Archiving and Internet Feeding
  27. Three articles I wrote for the Japan-Korea Editathon March 2026
  28. WikiLiterature 2026: When Book Lovers Participate in the Liberation of Knowledge
  29. Dagbani Wikimedians User Group Joins Wiki Loves Ramadan 2026 in Ghana
  30. Cultural Heritage and Notable Figures: documenting Ukraine’s history on Wikipedia
  31. Mozilla Common Voice Meets Wikidata (How the Dagbanli Dictionary Got Audio Usage Examples)
  32. GLAM & Wikimedia in Q1 2026: A World of Culture in Motion
  33. Building Visibility for African Women on Wikimedia: The EmpowerHer Fellowship
  34. Building a Wikimedia research community in Ukraine: a project recap
  35. New Wikimedia & Research conference in the CEE region
  36. Tech News 2026 – Issue 17
  37. Opening What Can Be Opened, Where It Can Be Opened
  38. 6 Campuses, One Birthday: How WikiClub Tech India Celebrated Wikipedia turning 25
  39. Celebrating Cultural Heritage: Wiki Loves Folklore 2026 in Rwanda
  40. WikiNgalam: Preserving Malang’s Local Wisdom through the WikiCarita Loka Project
  41. Celebrating Wikipedia means celebrating our community
  42. Wiki N’zuñdeuh, a sustainable heritage: An opening up of African cultural knowledge through the adoption of a multi-linguistic approach with Universities in Cameroon and Wikimedia communities
  43. My First Year at Wikimedia LGBT+
  44. WikiConference North America – The Call for Proposals is now open!
  45. Give to Gain 2026 – Ululating for Notable Ugandan Women the Africa Wiki Women Way
  46. March @ WMGH: Documenting Women in Highlife and Growing Our Wikipedia Editing Community
  47. Celebrating Wikipedia 25 in Tashkent: A New Generation of Uzbek Wikimedians Takes the Lead
  48. A Call for Dagaare Volunteers Support
  49. Dagbani Wikimedians User Group: Feminism and Folklore 2026
  50. Strengthening Indigenous Languages on Wikimedia Projects: Highlights from International Translation Day Grantees
  51. Advancing Equity and Climate Justice Through Open Knowledge :My Journey as a Fellow under AWA Fellowship 2026
  52. A Trans-Tasman partnership for #1Lib1Ref
  53. Indonesia Blocks Editor Access
  54. Celebrating 25 Years of Wikipedia at Manipal University Jaipur: Learning, Innovation, and Community
  55. From Lens to Knowledge: Citizen Science through Wiki Loves Butterfly
  56. Wikimedia Foundation Bulletin 2026 Issue 7
  57. CapX Use Cases: Voices from the Community
  58. Her Heritage Wiki Challenge: Art+Feminism in Ghana Month
  59. Introducing Mediawiki Code2Code Search: Semantic search to find code by under-the-surface similarity
  60. Building Voice AI for Dagbani: Highlights from the Tamale Workshop
  61. Women in Photography – Wikidata Workshop with LightBox Photo Library
  62. Apply Now: Scholarships for Queering Wiki 2026 (Deadline: 30th April 2026)
  63. The Moment My Journey Began as a AWA Inclusion and Climate Justice Fellow
  64. Tech News 2026, Issue 16
  65. Training workshops conducted within the CEE Women Campaign Uzbekistan project
  66. Wiki-Jardín Valparaíso elects its 2026–2028 board
  67. Bridging knowledge and peace: A Wikimedian in Residence at the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs
  68. Wikipedia 25th Birthday Celebration at WikiClub Tech, United University
  69. Can All the Museums of a Country Fit into Wikipedia?
  70. EduWiki Hub OERs (January–March 2026): Growing Open Resources for Better Teaching
  71. WikiConference Kerala: Where Language, Technology, and Open Knowledge Meet
  72. Ten thousand translated articles: OKA’s experience with AI-assisted Wikipedia translation
  73. The inaugural WikiWomen Filipinas Summit 2026 sparks a new era of knowledge equity
  74. Dagbani Wikimedians User Group Trains Community Volunteers on Wikimedia Commons
  75. Shaping What Comes Next: Reimagining the Knowledge Commons at WikiConference India 2026
  76. Cebuano Wikipedia: From Ghost Town to Growth Engine
  77. School of Women Leaders
  78. The Gballi Browser: Designing for the Dagbanli Alphabet
  79. Inside the Wikimedia Futures Lab: How the Wikimedia Movement is Responding to a Changing Internet
  80. Learning, Exploring, Contributing: How WikiMuda Makes Knowledge Fun
  81. How Wikimedia Israel redesigned its website for a new era
  82. Preserve old public domain newspapers and books from archive websites!
  83. Mentorship, QR Profiles & Density Maps: What’s New in CapX
  84. Wikipedia 25 B Day Celebration by WikiClub Tech NMAMIT
  85. NIH-Wikimedia Collaboration: A Landmark Moment in the History of Open Health Information
  86. Wikimedia Iraq: First quarter of 2026 Highlights
  87. Wiki for Minorities Launches First “Minority in Africa Campaign” April 2026
  88. Inside Wikimedia Ukraine’s education program
  89. 72 Hours Virtual Marathon Edit-a-thon in the Igbo Wikimedians User Group – January 2026 Edition
  90. Youth inclusion, open data, inclusive language: At DRIF26, Wikimedians bring community solutions to shape the future
  91. Tech News 2026, week 15
  92. ASEAN Y-Impact Content Creators Engage with the Wikimedia Movement
  93. Women in the spotlight: stories that are shaping Wikipedia
  94. “War destroys monuments” photo exhibition visited Frankfurt (Oder)
  95. “Don’t Blink”: Protecting the Wikimedia model, its people, and its values in February 2026
  96. EduWiki Hub Across Global Conversations: Advancing Open Education in March 2026
  97. EduWiki Knowledge Showcase: Sharing Practices and Experiences in Wikimedia Education
  98. Queer Women in the Arts, an 8M celebration
  99. Wikidata graphs for data visualisation of endangered horse breeds in Wikipedia
  100. 💜 Together, we’re writing women back into history
  101. Wikimedia 25: How uzbek wikimedians Celebrated the Anniversary in Uzbekistan
  102. From Lampung to the world: How a community-led initiative brought local knowledge into Wikipedia’s 25th anniversary
  103. Call for participation: WikiArabia 2026 is coming to Doha
  104. Code, Culture and Community: How 115 editors made women visible in 4 Philippine cities
  105. Bringing Ukrainian culture to the world: Sixth Ukraine’s Cultural Diplomacy Month on Wikipedia begins!
  106. Landmark Partnership for Digital Cultural Preservation: Yorùbá Wikipedia Fan Club Offa Visits Arolu College of Education, Ilemona
  107. Gurene Wiki Community visits St John Bosco College of Education
  108. Together for Culture: Highlights from Wiki Loves Assamese Culture 2025
  109. From Lampung to Wikimedia: How WikiJejama is Reclaiming Language, Culture, and Community Through Open Knowledge
  110. Strengthening Advocacy through Data: A Recap of the AWA Inclusion and Climate Justice March Sessions
  111. Programme submissions for the Language Diversity Conference, Accra 2026 are now open
  112. What happens when Wikimedians gather to “Learn, Think, and Do”? Reflections from Futures Lab
  113. Examining gender asymmetry in Wikipedia’s victimization coverage
  114. Things are not the same. This feature is changing the game.
  115. From Spotlight to Hack Challenge: How Wiki Mentor Africa Strengthened Africa’s Technical Wikimedia Community in 2025
  116. Amplifying Botswana’s Voice: My Journey Driving the Africa Wiki Challenge 2025 in Botswana

March 2026

  1. Wikimedia Foundation Bulletin 2026 Issue 6
  2. OpenSpeaks Archives: Language Documentation Field diary (July 2025–March 2026)
  3. AfroSports Rwanda 2026: Reclaiming Africa’s Sporting Narrative on Wikimedia
  4. Wiki Open Design: when Ivorian illustration enters Wikimedia Commons
  5. Beyond Buenos Aires: Documenting an Andean Pilgrimage in Jujuy, Argentina
  6. Tech News 2026, week 14
  7. Registration for Wikimania Paris is officially open
  8. 12 Years, 146,000 Images, One Continent: Wiki Loves Africa 2026 Is Open!
  9. CommonsDB making progress at the Wikimedia Hackathon Northwestern Europe
  10. Reconnecting Balinese Manuscripts with Local Voices: WikiSami University Workshops in Bali
  11. Securing our collective voice: Why engaging with the United Nations is key to protecting free knowledge
  12. Introducing the new node at the Volunteer Supporters Network
  13. Science in images: Argentina’s experience in the Wiki Science Competition
  14. WikiForHumanRights 2025 in Nigeria: Our Rights, Our Future, Right Now
  15. Quo Vadis, Crawlers? Progress and what’s next on safeguarding our infrastructure
  16. Key challenges for a new Grantmaking Strategy
  17. Affiliate recognition pause extended until September 2026
  18. Wikiesfera + GLAMs: Care and Joy
  19. Twenty-Five Years of Free Knowledge: Wiki Palestine Celebrates a Quarter Century of Wikipedia
  20. The lusophone wishlist ArquiBot is now up and running
  21. Closer, faster, regional – Rapid Funds through the CEE Hub
  22. Wikitech Student Developers, Kumasi Holds a Two-Day GSoC Training at KNUST
  23. Building the Wikimedia Cathedral: A 100-Year Vision for AI-Augmented Free Knowledge
  24. Welcoming Nataliia Tymkiv to the Wikimedia Endowment Board
  25. Tech News 2026, week 13
  26. From Overwhelming Lists to Bite-Sized Edits: Meet the Microtask Generator
  27. Amplifying Youth Voices Through Digital Rights: My Journey with the AWA Digitalise Youth Project 2026
  28. The situation of environmental defenders in Central America is beginning to be covered on Wikipedia
  29. Highlights from the Wikimedia Endowment’s fiscal year 2024-2025 audit report
  30. Namukku Othukoodam: Scholarships Now Open for WikiConference India 2026
  31. Africa Women and Wikipedia @25
  32. Celebrating International Women’s Day in Azerbaijan
  33. Introducing the Volunteer Supporters Network Hub Pilot Advisory Group!
  34. No Signal? No Problem: Building the Dagbanli Dictionary for Offline Use
  35. Sharing Jujuy’s Andean Carnival with the world
  36. Wikimedia Ghana User Group Commemorates 100 Years of Highlife with the Wikipedia Highlife @ 100 Project
  37. Wikimedia Foundation Bulletin 2026 Issue 5
  38. The Future is the Present: ESEAP’s Reflections on the Wikimedia Futures Lab
  39. From Tilcara to Wikipedia: Wikimedia Argentina Strengthens Its Work with the Jujuy Community to Document the Carnival
  40. An Evening Celebrating 25 Years of Wikipedia in the Czech Republic: Panel Discussion, Czech Wiki Photo, and Slam Poetry
  41. Building the Dagbanli Dictionary’s Audio Pipeline: OGG, iOS, and Transcoding
  42. Call for Applications: Language Diversity Hub Microgrants Program 2026
  43. Wikimedians champion digital rights and free knowledge at RightsCon 2026: Join the global conversation, wherever you are!
  44. Tech News 2026, week 12
  45. Sharing Experience and Strengthening Ties: Wikimedia Georgia at Wikimedia CEE Meeting 2025
  46. Jollof and Knowledge: Wikimedia Ghana User Group Celebrates Wikipedia 25!
  47. Wikipedia 25 birthday meetup in Hamburg
  48. Expanding Access to Health Information: Dagbani Health Editors Introduced to MDWiki Platform
  49. Celebrating Contributions to Open Knowledge: Ghanaian Wikimedia Community Awards 2025
  50. Structuring Dagbanli on Wikidata: Lexemes, Senses, and the Digraph Challenge
  51. Celebrating Wikipedia’s Birthday through a Series of Events with KlubWiki Universitas Brawijaya
  52. AWW Voices Podcast Episode #10— Showing Up When Life Is Full
  53. Institutionalizing Digital Editing: The Creation of CODECh in Chile (2026)
  54. An important step towards open culture: INDAUTOR and Wikimedia Mexico open a debate on Creative Commons licenses and the future of knowledge in the country.
  55. Connecting communities across borders: The CEE Hub’s impact in 2025
  56. “Don’t Blink”: Protecting the Wikimedia model, its people, and its values in January 2026
  57. WikiLearn News – March 2026
  58. Movement events on the move: Diff event calendar transitions to Meta-Wiki
  59. What a Funeral Taught Me About Wikipedia, Bolivia, and Japan: A Story of Knowledge and Affection
  60. From Editing Articles to Building Editors: Our Journey with the Newbie Community Engagement Program
  61. Language Diversity Hub Webinar: Introduction to Pywikibot for Language Communities
  62. International Women’s Day 2026: Women, visibility, and the future of trusted knowledge on Wikimedia
  63. 2025: A year of growth, partnerships, and community for Wikimedia Colombia
  64. Engaging and reengaging Wikipedia readers
  65. The Nigeria National Funding Program Is Now Live
  66. Tech News 2026, week 11
  67. WikiCelebrate: Mervat – A Decade of Building Knowledge, Community, and Trust
  68. Becoming a Trainer Assistant at Wikilatih Wikidata BRIN: A Journey of Sharing Knowledge
  69. From Classroom to Codebase: Evolving India’s Wikimedia Technical Ecosystem with Road to Wiki
  70. Wikipedia @25 Zimbabwe Celebrations: Ruzivo vanhu/ Ulwazi lungumuntu (Knowledge is human)
  71. The theory-to-practice pipeline: lessons learned from Wikimedia Futures Lab and Wiki Cendekia
  72. Wikidata in the GLAM ecosystem: promoted by Wikimedia Spain from the Prado Museum
  73. Wiki for Human Rights, LGBTIQ+ Nigeria, TransVisibility Nigeria Challenge 2025 Results
  74. Serbian Wikipedia takes first place again in the global #1Lib1Ref 2026 campaign
  75. Why Dagbanli Needs a Dictionary (And How We Built One with Wikidata)
  76. Celebrate Wikipedia’s birthday in Sicily to nurture the community and document climate events
  77. Wikimarathon 2026 in Ukraine: 25 Years of Wikipedia
  78. Draft proposal for a Future Affiliate Landscape
  79. SheSaid 2025 Results Are Here!
  80. Celebrating 25 Years of Knowledge and the Impact of Women’s Contributions to Wikipedia
  81. WELx + Belém Library: Mirrored Learning
  82. Wikipedia 25 Birthday Meetup in Tokyo was a great success
  83. From Editing Articles to Exchanging Skills: How Capacity Exchange is Changing Our Story in Tamale
  84. Interview: Ukrainian educator and trainer Maryna Chala on wikiprojects in education & how to teach Wikipedia to others
  85. Wikimedia Foundation Bulletin 2026 Issue 4
  86. When Indonesia’s Wikimedia Administrators Finally Met: A Note from WikiCendekia 2026
  87. Wiktionary: Language Learning Through a Collaborative Dictionary
  88. Wikimedia Community User Group Zambia Celebrates 25 Years of Wikipedia
  89. Wikimedia Ghana User Group Holds 2025 Annual General Meeting, Setting Priorities for Community Growth and Collaboration
  90. Tech News 2026, week 10

February 2026

  1. Pool-Strategic 2025 – Sustaining Free Knowledge in Tshiluba and Kikongo
  2. A pause, not an end: Reflecting on WikiAfrica Hour’s journey in 2025
  3. Sesotho: A tale of two different orthographies
  4. CBSUA LitFest 2026: Celebrating Creativity and Knowledge
  5. WikiForMotherTongue RDC 2026 : Promoting Mother Tongues in the Digital Space in the DRC
  6. Introducing Wikimedia in Academic curriculum for students of higher education in universities of Telangana
  7. The spirit of the Wikimedia movement united through curling
  8. Celebrating 25 Years of Wikipedia at WikiClub Tech SHUATS, Prayagraj
  9. Reflections from the 2026 Wikimedia User Group Nigeria Community Leaders Retreat
  10. WikiCendekia 2026: Insights from our training of admins in Indonesia
  11. WikiCendekia: New Experiences and Lessons
  12. A Year of Growth, Collaboration, and Impact: Wikimedia Bangladesh in 2025
  13. A Tech Blog Diff
  14. Celebrate Women* 2026 is coming!
  15. How I Contributed to Wikipedia’s 25th Anniversary: Raising the Questions That Shape Our Future
  16. Wikipedia at 25: GOIF Volunteers Reconnect
  17. How Ukrainian wikimedians are living through this difficult winter – four stories
  18. Tech News 2026, week 09
  19. Interconnecting Local Histories through GLAM and Wikipedia
  20. Wikidata-powered Infoboxes for Wikipedia: {{Databox}}
  21. Connecting Local and Global: Georgian Wikimedians at Wikimania 2025
  22. Wikipedia at 25: How Free Knowledge Became Queer Memory, Resistance, and Joy in Nigeria
  23. Wikipedia Policies You Need To Know: AWW February Skill Up Workshop
  24. Nigeria Wikimedia Community Distinguished Awards 2025: Naija Opens Up in Celebration of Excellence and 10 Years of Impact
  25. U4C Election – Why It Needs You
  26. 25 years of Wikipedia, in Metro Manila
  27. A year of conversations, campaigns and collaborations: Wikimedians of Kerala in 2025
  28. Celebrating 25 Years of Wikipedia and 10 Years of Wikimedia Iraq in Baghdad
  29. Revitalizing UK History, Series 2: Expanding Multilingual Access on Wikidata
  30. EduWiki Workshop on Using the Programs & Events Dashboard
  31. Documenting the feminist struggle from within: an experience of visual memory and free culture
  32. A New Chapter for Free Knowledge on Kenya’s Coastal Region: Youth, Libraries and Offline Access Transform Learning
  33. Language Diversity Hub Workshop: Translating Your Home Wiki Interface
  34. Wikimedia and the new knowledge loop – report from a Wikimedia CH roundtable
  35. Into the Spotlight: Sharing Archival Objects through Wikimedia Commons
  36. Learning, Unlearning, and Strengthening Community: My Experience at the Wikimedia User Group Nigeria Staff and Community Leaders Retreat 2026
  37. Dagbani Wikimedians User Group Holds Strategic Retreat and Capacity Building in the Upper West Region of Ghana
  38. Wikipedia @25 Celebration in Kwara State, Nigeria
  39. Wikimedia Bangladesh Under New Leadership: The 2026 Elections and a Commitment to the Future
  40. Call for Registration: Language Diversity Hub General Assembly (GA)
  41. Wikipedia Turns 25! Igbo Wikimedians User Group Celebrates a Milestone
  42. 11F at the UAM: making the invisible visible to advance towards a more equitable science
  43. Building Women-Led Futures in Open Knowledge: Meet the 2026 AFrica Wiki Women Leadership and Mentorship Fellows
  44. Wikimedia Foundation Bulletin 2026 Issue 3
  45. Apply Now: Scholarships for the Language Diversity Conference 2026 (Deadline: 13 March 2026)
  46. A1 Radio, Bolga FM champion Gurene Wikipedia
  47. Language and Internationalization/Newsletters/10
  48. Tech News 2026, week 08
  49. When source-code archival is recognised as Digital Public Good: Insights from Software Heritage’s 10-year journey at UNESCO
  50. Wiki Loves Clermont-Ferrand: Wikimedia Commons competition organized by students, for students
  51. More than 500 attendees, 30% of them under 25: San Francisco Bay Area Celebrates Wikipedia’s 25th Birthday in all its Diversity
  52. Voices from the Wikimedia Futures Lab
  53. Judgement and Chance: Reflections on my Wikipedia Summer Studentship 25/26
  54. Influence of Seasonal and Eco-climatic Factors on Butterfly Diversity: Insights from Wiki Loves Butterfly
  55. Wikipedia@25 in Lafia: Linking Knowledge, Empowering Communities in North Central Nigeria
  56. My graphic design contributions to Wiki projects
  57. African Women in Climate Action: A Continued Editing Journey through the EditHer Africa Contest 2026
  58. How WikiMaknyus is Bringing Lombok’s Culinary Heritage to the Digital World
  59. Education and free knowledge: Wikimedia Spain presents its new educational booklet
  60. WikiClubs: guarantee for sustainable development
  61. The Spark of Linked Data and Libraries: OCLC Passage Project White Paper Translation Report
  62. How The Wikipedia Library supports scientific research in decentralized regions of Argentina
  63. Beyond Speaking: The Art of Writing Dagbani
  64. Thinking about future of the movement at Wikimedia Futures Lab
  65. What we are learning from hub pilots
  66. From Baghdad to Frankfurt: Wikimedia Futures Lab 2026
  67. Joy Chikonde Makes Her Debut as New Host of the ZedWiki Podcast
  68. Call for Participation: Join the Wiki Loves Mother Tongue Campaign 2026
  69. Central Kanuri Wikipedia Anniversary
  70. How the Ukrainian wikicommunity celebrated Wikipedia’s 25th anniversary
  71. Announcing new policies related to the use of Wikimedia sites for advocacy purposes
  72. From Zero to 200+ Articles: #SheSaid 2025 on Uzbek Wikiquote
  73. Wiki for Botanists: Why thematic engagement matters
  74. Wikimedia Foundation at the United Nations: Remarks on Multistakeholderism, Digital Public Goods, and Internet Governance
  75. Celebrating Wikipedia’s 25th birthday in Baku, Azerbaijan
  76. From Contribution Goals to Lasting Impact: Five Months as an AWA Digitalize Youth Project Participant
  77. The people who are driving ESEAP Hub
  78. Announcing the Winners of the Wiki Science Competition 2025 for Australia and New Zealand
  79. Building Teachers’ Capacity to Read and Use Wikipedia in the Classroom
  80. WikiTutur 3.0 Introduces the Tengger Language Through Collaborative Wikimedia Documentation
  81. Tech News 2026, week 07
  82. Introducing Bono Wikimedians Community to Wikimedia Incubator and TranslateWiki: A Step in the Right Direction
  83. Community-Centered Voice AI Workshop for the Dagbani Language
  84. 22 health fellows inagurated across 7 countries in Africa
  85. Wikipedia25 celebrations in Warsaw
  86. PhilWiki Community holds midterm planning to strengthen programs and partnerships
  87. Wiki Loves Folklore 2026 (Congo) – Celebrating Our Intangible Heritage
  88. Tajik Wikimedians Celebrate Wikipedia’s 25th Anniversary in Dushanbe
  89. Contemplating the Contemporary: Artist Biographies in the Wiki Space as Time Passes
  90. Documenting Argentine Indigenous Resistance to Lithium Extraction on Wikimedia Commons
  91. United by Knowledge: Our Journey from Rivals to One Team
  92. Learning, Sharing, and Connecting: My First Wiki Niger Delta Heritage Collective Meetup
  93. Enhancing Students’ Digital Literacy Skills Through the WikiClassroom Program: A Multi-State Experience in Nigeria
  94. Dagbani Wikimedians Join the Celebration of Wikipedia at 25
  95. Reducing AI Bias by Reducing Wiki Bias
  96. Language Diversity Conference, Ghana – Call for Additional Core Organizing Team (CoT) Support Volunteers
  97. Celebrating Wikipedia at 25: Reflections from the January 2026 EduWiki Knowledge Showcase
  98. Crossing Manado, Continuing to Singapore, A Culinary Journey with WikiMaknyus
  99. He documents his greatest passion and uploads it to Wikimedia Commons
  100. When Wikipedia Takes the Stage: A Slam to Celebrate 25 Years of Free Knowledge
  101. Wikivoyage: the free travel guide that aims to change how we plan our trips
  102. Reflecting on Wikidata’s 13th Birthday: Building Open Data Capacity in Crisis-Prone Communities of Northern Nigeria
  103. Gurene Volunteers trained to Preserve Language Through Audio Recordings
  104. Building Bridges Through Open Knowledge: Wikimedia Rwanda & NYU Abu Dhabi Knowledge Exchange 2026
  105. Alpuente, Wikimunicipio del Año 2025: when free knowledge reaches the territory
  106. Preserving Bauchi’s History and Culture Through Wikimedia
  107. Central Asian youth at GLAM
  108. Wikimedia Foundation Bulletin 2026 Issue 2
  109. Why the Global Index on Responsible AI Matters for Wikimedians
  110. Celebrating Wikipedia 25 by Gathering and Editing Sasaknese Wikipedia and Wiktionary
  111. Lightening the robotic scraping: Insights for a ‘green’ cache from the Software Heritage archive
  112. Refreshed Funding Principles ready for review
  113. Tech News 2026, week 06
  114. WikiNights: Turning Philippine Cities After Sunset into Free Knowledge
  115. Animating Impact: Inside the Wikimedia User Group Nigeria 2D Animation Journey
  116. Wikipedia 25th anniversary docuseries
  117. Celebrating Latin American Public Domain in 2026

January 2026

  1. Furthering Together: WAP celebrates Wikipedia @ 25
  2. Where Knowledge Fuels Gross National Happiness: Dzongkha Wikipedia Education Program in Bhutan
  3. A Year of Unity and Growth: Wali and Dagaare Wikimedians Celebrate End of Year Get-Together and Awards Ceremony 2025
  4. Igbo Wiki Days 2025
  5. What’s new in the Wikipedia Library? (October – December 2025)
  6. Culture Connect Africa: African Film and Cinema Virtual Launch
  7. Farm to Plate: Celebrating the International Prize Winners of Wiki Loves Africa 2025
  8. Dagbani Wikimedians User Group Trains Community Members on Wikisource
  9. Black Lunch Table 2025 in Botswana: What it meant to be a Regional Proxy (and why it mattered)
  10. Celebrating Dagaare Culture on Wikipedia: The Afirika Tige Contest
  11. Fante Wikimedians Join SheSaid 2025 As They Mark The 2nd Edition Of SheSaid Campaign
  12. Lost in Paradise: The EWUG phototrip to Siwa
  13. Official Opening of IFAK Secondary School Wiki Club: Engaging Youth in Learning Through Open Knowledge
  14. Working on an open encyclopedia for Mayan people
  15. Teaching-Learning for Wikimedia Projects: Learnings from a TTT Evaluation Study
  16. Let’s talk about Wiki + GLAM + gender!
  17. PPC celebrates Wikipedia 25 with photowalk, heritage tour in Manila
  18. A Decade of Impact, A Year of Momentum: PhilWiki Community’s 2025 Journey
  19. Call for Sessions: Wikimania 2026 is Coming to Paris!
  20. Celebrating the Success of the African Film and Cinema Campaign 2025
  21. Beyond Competition: Strengthening the Wikimedia Ecosystem through EUforia Wiki4Trade Collaborative Competition
  22. Tech News 2026, week 05
  23. A Birthday Cake Song for 25 Years of Wikipedia!
  24. Wikimedians of Kuwait: Making Their Mark in Wiki Loves Earth 2025
  25. Capacity-building for Diversity and Inclusion in Indian Wikimedia Communities
  26. Celebrating Excellence: Announcing the Inaugural Wilson Oluoha Prize Winners for Wiki Loves Africa
  27. Archives, Memory, and the Power of Data: A Conversation with Savannah Wood and Teri Henderson
  28. Wikimedia Ukraine in 2025 – 10 biggest projects & 5 new initiatives
  29. A Year of Iban Wikipedia
  30. Content Partnerships Hub enters pilot phase and reopens its Helpdesk
  31. A Birthday Gift for the World: German and Austrian Institutions donate Cultural Treasures to Wikipedia
  32. Celebrating 25 Years of Wikipedia: WikiClub Tech UIT Marks a Milestone in Open Knowledge
  33. 404 New Film Articles! Discover What the International Wiki Loves Film Challenge Brought
  34. Wikipedia’s 25th Anniversary Celebration by Indonesian Wikipedians
  35. Growing a community: Chicago’s Wikipedia 25 celebration
  36. Have a look at Vietnamese Wikipedia’s candidates for Article of the Year 2025
  37. ZedWiki Podcast Welcomes Its First Human Host as It Centers on Wiki Loves Folklore 2026
  38. SheSaid 2025 in the Wiki for Senior Citizens Network
  39. Celebrating a Milestone: Documenting African Food as Intangible Cultural Heritage in the Wali Language
  40. Fiesta Plurinacional: A New Chapter of Collaboration Between Bolivia and Peru
  41. At WECUDI 2025, We Look for Collective Answers on Which Role the Wikimedia Movement Will Play in the Internet’s Future
  42. Engineering Hope: How Sudan’s Wikimedians Built a “Digital Ark” Under Fire
  43. Central Kanuri Wikimedians Community host Training in Maiduguri to Advanced its Visibility across Higher Institution of Learning
  44. Tech News 2026, week 04
  45. Solving Puzzles Together
  46. Wikidata Botswana 2025: Celebrating 13 Years (And We Really Showed Up!) 🎉
  47. CEE Youth Group in 2025: A Year in Review
  48. Dagbani Wikimedians Host 2025 General Meeting and Awards Ceremony
  49. Meet the new Wikimedia Georgia Board of Trustees
  50. From Jakarta to Lisbon: Sharing Wikimedia Indonesia’s Experience with Cultural Heritage Data at GLAM Wiki 2025
  51. 15th Wikiconference in Ukraine — 130+ participants in a time of war
  52. Introducing Data and Functions: Reflections from Indonesian Data and Technology Week 2025
  53. CBSUA, PhilWiki Community boost digital literacy with Wiki Edu Program
  54. Why the Wikimedia Foundation is advocating proportionality and carve-outs for digital public goods in Brazil’s new online child safety law, ECA Digital
  55. Let the birthday festivities begin! Wikipedia turns 25
  56. Meet the Wikimedian whose casual sketch inspired Wikipedia’s 25th birthday mascot
  57. Wikidata Days 2025 Journey in Africa: Building Knowledge, Languages and Communities
  58. Wiki for Human Rights Nigeria: TransVisibility In-Person Capacity Building for Trans Persons and Virtual Dashboard Training
  59. Wikimedia Iraq: Fourth Quarter of 2025 Highlights & Annual Report
  60. Wikimedia Foundation Bulletin 2026 Issue 1
  61. Wikipedia 25th Anniversary Editathon in Japan
  62. Igbo Wikimedians User Group 2025 Year-End Review: Reflecting on Our Journey and Co-Creating Pathways for 2026
  63. AWW’s 2025 Visible Wiki Women Campaign: A Recap
  64. Tech News 2026, week 03
  65. WikiAcademics Project Brings Wikimedia into University
  66. Many Tongues, One Movement: the CapX Translat-a-thon 2025
  67. My Experience at the WMA End-of-Year Hack Challenge 2025
  68. 2025 Review with the Africa Wiki Women: Community Roundtable
  69. Recording the history of the Japanese Wikipedia community on Wikipedia
  70. Wikipedia at 25: Five Ways to Use Wikipedia in the Classroom
  71. EduWiki’s OERs for 2025: Open Resources Making Teaching Better
  72. SheSaid 2025 in Nigeria
  73. Building Bridges Across Communities: Women in Wikipedia 2025 as a Reciprocal Collaboration
  74. Making Health Knowledge Universal: WikiProjectMed in 2025
  75. The Whispers of Tomorrow: Why Your Voice Matters for Global Heritage
  76. From Volunteer to National Lead: Leading Wiki Science Competition India 2025
  77. Kusaal and Gurene Wikimedians Reflect on 2025, Honour Top Contributors in Zebila
  78. Public Domain Day 2026: Unlocking Shared Cultural Heritage in Brussels
  79. Winning images of the special category “Human Rights and Environment” from Wiki Loves Earth 2025🤝
  80. “edit Tango” booth at Library Fair&Forum 2025
  81. Open Chiayi – Civic Tech Community Gathering
  82. Semantic search: making it easier to find the information readers want
  83. Dagbani Wikimedians Successfully Conclude Articles of the Week Contest Across Five Mabia Communities
  84. A Japanese Wikimedian’s record of attending WikiConference Seoul 2025
  85. SheSaid 2025 in Indonesia: The Inaugural Edition Advancing Women’s Voices on Wikimedia
  86. Kusaal Wikimedians take local language online in 14-day digital campaign
  87. Participating in Open Source Conference 2025 Kyoto
  88. 72 Hours Virtual Marathon Edit-a-thon 5.0 in the Igbo Wikimedians User Group
  89. From Curiosity to Contribution: My First Hackathon Experience at Wiki Mentor Africa
  90. From Wikipedia to Family Roots: Yehudit Garin-Kol’s Journey
  91. Bahu Basha 2025:-Celebrating Languages in the Tech Hub
  92. Introducing Free and Open-Source Wiki Contribution: Helping Students Bridge the Gap Between Tech and Non-Tech Through My Advanced Wiki Knowledge
  93. Bringing Wikipedia Asian Month Offline: A Youth-Led Meetup in Tashkent
  94. Wikidata at 13: Fante Wikimedians Joins the Celebration
  95. DCW organises first annual convening, honors its best contributors
  96. Language Diversity Conference Grant Approved: Planning Begins for October 2026

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