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I work for Wikimedia Sverige, helping UN agencies and other international organisations share their knowledge and content on Wikimedia, my work account is User:John Cummings (WMSE). I was Wikimedian in Residence at UNESCO for six years and still work a lot with UN agencies. | ![]() |
I started MonmouthpediA: “Bringing a whole town to life on Wikipedia is something new and is a testament to the forward-thinking people of Monmouth, all of the volunteers and the Wikimedia UK team. I’m looking forward to seeing other towns and cities doing the same thing.” - Jimmy Wales, co-founder of Wikipedia.
I was Wikimedian in Residence at the Natural History Museum, London and Science Museum, I have also worked as a Wikimania organiser at Wikimedia UK for Wikimania 2014, organising the Community Village/
I'm a Wikimedia UK accredited trainer for communities and organisations, I have run Wikipedia editing training with many other organisations including: Zoological Society of London, Office for National Statistics, Imperial College, Medical Research Council.
I have also advised many organisations on how they can benefit from working with the Wikimedia movement including Amnesty International, Royal Society, Royal Veterinary College, Statisticians from UK government departments, Wellcome Collection, Breast Cancer Care, Department for Culture Media and Sport, UK Cabinet Office and Royal Society of Chemistry.
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I've written 100s of articles about plants, for a full list click here |
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