Projects & Partners

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 contactwikimedia.org.au

2025-2026 Wikimedia Australia Partnerships

Partner Projects 2025-2026 WMAU has awarded funding to three Partner Projects for 2025-2026. Partner Projects engage with one or more Wikimedia platforms, like Wikipedia, Wikidata, or Wikimedia Commons.

Wikimedia Australia ICIP and IDSov A partnership to provide Wikimedia Australia, its members, and partners with a clear framework for responsibly engaging with and supporting First Nations Peoples and communities.

Grants and Funding Opportunities

Grants and Funding Opportunities Wikimedia Australia regularly provides funding and scholarship opportunities to support members and the Australian contributor community in creating Wikimedia content of interest to them

All Partners and Projects

Past Partnerships A full list of our past and ongoing projects and partnerships we have engaged with since 2009.

Associations and Memberships

ESEAP Activities and events related to the East, Southeast Asia, and Pacific (ESEAP) region of the Wikimedia movement.

Open Access Australasia Open Access Australasia (OAA) works to make Australasian research outputs open for all. Wikimedia Australia joined Open Access Australasia in 2021.

STARDIT STARDIT is an open access data-sharing system to standardise the way that information about initiatives is reported. It is hosted by Wikimedia Australia.

Australian Citizen Science Association WMAU is an organisational member of ACSA, to help promote and advance citizen science across Australia and the world.

The Australian Digital Alliance The Australian Digital Alliance (ADA) provides a voice for the public interest in access to knowledge, information and culture in copyright reform debates

Creative Commons CC Australia is an informal community of practice made up of interested individuals and organisations working collaboratively to realise the potential of CC in Australia and our region.

Australian Museums and Galleries Association The Australian Museums and Galleries Association (AMaGA) connects over 1,200 individuals and organisations across Australia, fostering a vibrant and collaborative cultural sector.

GLAM Peak GLAM Peak brings together the representative bodies for Australia’s galleries, libraries, archives, museums, historical societies, cultural heritage organisations and research peak bodies.

Copyright and AI reference group Wikimedia Australia is a member of the TAROCH Coalition, a global alliance dedicated to preserving, sharing and advocating for cultural heritage.

Wikimedia Australia Joins the TAROCH Coalition to support a Cultural Heritage Recommendation