Projects and Partnerships

Wikimedia Australia works closely with a wide range of organisations across Australia. We partner to deliver edit-a-thons and training, both in person and online, and develop customised programs to improve the discovery of content, collections and data.

If you're interested in discussing a partnership opportunity contact us anytime at: contact@wikimedia.org.au

University of Divinity The Australian Women in Religion Project aims to create 100 new pages about women in religion in its first year

City of Sydney Regular themed edit-a-thons at the City of Sydney libraries aim to address bias and grow diversity on Wikipedia

National Gallery of Australia A gender equity campaign to increase the number of Wikipedia pages about female artists as part of the Know My Name initiative

ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making and Society A new Wikipedian in Residence program at ADM+S

Franklin Women A partnership to deliver an annual women in medical sciences edit-a-thon

University of Western Australia A project addressing colonial legacy impact in rock art content on Wikipedia and beyond

UNSW Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications A partnership to deliver an annual Women in STEM edit-a-thon

Women Write Wiki A monthly women's editing group at Newtown Women's Library

Women’s Art Register Regular Art+Feminism edit-a-thons to improve content on women artists and creators

For more see our Past Partnerships page.

Other Australian Wikimedia Projects

The Record: Australian Music on Wikipedia An Australia Council for the Arts Partnership to grow the visibility of Australian music online

Wikiclub NT A two-year initiative that doubled the number of pages about Northern Territory history, people and places.

Writing for the Digital World How Australian tertiary students are writing Wikipedia

Memberships and submissions

Open Access Australasia As a member of Open Access Australasia, we are committed to advocating for and raising awareness of open access in Australia and New Zealand through collaboration regionally and internationally.