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Robin Owain helped to release a Welsh database on liverwort mosses as part of the Llen Natur project, which will help create 300 new articles about plants in Welsh. Robin also started a WikiProject in participation with Arabic-language Wikimedians to add articles about the Middle East to Welsh Wikipedia, and has so far created 43 articles in Welsh. He also met the government's Welsh language Commissioner to discuss releasing content in Welsh on Open Licenses. | |||
Robin wrote about [[blog:2019/05/education-in-wales-and-wikipedia/|Education in Wales]] for our blog and presented at the Celtic Knot languages conference. | |||
Arron Morris Wici Mon project continued to train school children in Anglesey to edit Wikipedia. | |||
==Oxford University== | ==Oxford University== | ||
==Working with the music industry== | ==Working with the music industry== | ||
Revision as of 18:28, 23 July 2019
Welcome to the Summer Newsletter!
Welcome to the Summer newsletter!
Celtic Knot 2019
Wikimedia UK holds AGM in Bristol
Media
Scotland
Wales
Robin Owain helped to release a Welsh database on liverwort mosses as part of the Llen Natur project, which will help create 300 new articles about plants in Welsh. Robin also started a WikiProject in participation with Arabic-language Wikimedians to add articles about the Middle East to Welsh Wikipedia, and has so far created 43 articles in Welsh. He also met the government's Welsh language Commissioner to discuss releasing content in Welsh on Open Licenses.
Robin wrote about Education in Wales for our blog and presented at the Celtic Knot languages conference.
Arron Morris Wici Mon project continued to train school children in Anglesey to edit Wikipedia.
Oxford University
Working with the music industry
Communications Coordinator John has been working with the Association of Independent Music