Foundation 360: A look into the Wikimedia Foundation’s work with and in support of the movement

Did you know that Wikipedia’s 20th birthday was the subject of over 800 articles across 79 countries? Did you know that Wikimedia’s partnership with the World Health Organization resulted in freely available content about COVID-19 that has been viewed more than two million times? Did you know that over 3,500 community members have participated in enforcement discussions about the Universal Code of Conduct?

The Wikimedia movement has accomplished a lot this year. The Foundation 360 series gives a view into what happened behind the scenes at the Wikimedia Foundation to support this work, sharing statistics like these and much more. Starting this week, Foundation 360 posts are coming out here on Diff about important projects happening across the Wikimedia Foundation. Follow the series and stay connected to the topics that interest you.

Foundation 360: “We are a plucky advocate in a Steampunk society.” Interview with Maggie Dennis, Community Resilience and Sustainability, Legal Department

Foundation 360: “Protecting the work of every Wikimedia editor into the future.” Interview with Sherwin Siy, Public Policy, Legal Department

Foundation 360: Celebrating 20 and beyond. Interview with Anusha Alikhan, Mayur Paul and Zack McCune, Communications Department

Foundation 360: Uncapping our growth potential. Interview with James Baldwin, Finance and Administration Department

Foundation 360: The knowledge of the world, through people. Interview with Julie Brown, Recruiting, Talent and Culture Department

Foundation 360: Building the relationships and resources we need to thrive. Interview with Megan Hernandez, Advancement Department

Foundation 360: On newcomers and ancestors. Interview with Carol Dunn and Margeigh Novotny, Product Department

Featured image: Blue Mountains and the 3 Sisters. Damienkeffyn. CC BY-SA 4.0

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