Ten years ago, Wiki Education launched the Wikipedia Year of Science, the first large-scale campaign to involve US and Canadian higher education institutions in the efforts to improve Wikipedia con…

What does “The Internet we want” mean to you? What impact have you had on the Wikimedia movement to date and what do you hope to contribute in the future? These are just some of the questions in th…

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For more than a century, the Met Office's National Meteorological Archive has held a treasure trove of historical weather data, some of it dating back to 1837. Now, thanks to a major project, tens of ...

In a new five-part bilingual podcast for RNZ, Eugene Bingham, Adam Dudding and James Dansey find themselves surrounded by te reo Māori.

No matter how well you can kōrero Māori, you can be one in a million speakers of te reo Māori by 2040. The Māori Language Movement is an open invitation to all New Zealanders to treasure and celebrate...

Wikipedia editing workshop on improving coverage of mana whenua (local Māori people) and sites of significance from across Pōneke | Wellington.

Join us for a Wikipedia edit-a-thon, Saturday 17 October, to improve content on Aotearoa New Zealand's unique biodiversity. All welcome. https://w.wiki/Hiuq

From June to August, we're holding six fortnightly editing sessions to create, improve and translate LGBTQ+ content across Wikipedia, Wikimedia Commons and Wikidata.

Misleading headlines and debunked theories can easily spread through social media platforms, elevated by algorithms that respond to engagement. Wikipedia, on the other hand, relies on a human-led mode...

Netsafety Week 2026 is a nationwide campaign in New Zealand promoting safer online experiences. Explore tips and resources to engage your community.

Tāmaki Paenga Hira Auckland Museum's Wikimedian in Residence Anjuli is moving on to a new role.

Many thanks to the more than 4,700 of you who joined us for our first-ever Smartphone Photography for iNaturalist webinar! With some tips and techniques, your smartphone can be a pretty great nature c...