“Don’t Blink”: Protecting the Wikimedia model, its people, and its values in June 2026

31 July 202630 July 2026 by Allison Davenport

Online age verification explained (Part 2/3): What means what, how it’s done, and balancing child rights and safety

20 July 202620 July 2026 by Stan Adams, Amanda Jardine, Miguelángel Verde, Allison Davenportand Laura Pulecio Duarte

Online age verification explained (Part 1/3): What is it, a timeline of age-based restrictions, and why it matters

20 July 202620 July 2026 by Stan Adams, Amanda Jardine, Miguelángel Verde, Allison Davenportand Laura Pulecio Duarte

Wikimedia Foundation secures crucial legal win in France

1 December 20251 December 2025 by Phil Bradley-Schmieg

Privacy in public: a new whitepaper on privacy in Wikipedia research

2 November 202531 October 2025 by Eli Asikin-Garmager, Michael Zimmer, Cameran Ashrafand Leila Zia

WikiLearn course: Safety for Young Wikimedians

10 October 202510 October 2025 by Wikimedia Foundation Human Rights Team

PEN America shares 5 tips for bolstering your safety and privacy online

12 July 202512 July 2025 by Wikimedia Foundation Human Rights Team, Amanda Wellsand Viktorya Vilk

Wikimedia Foundation brings legal challenge to new UK Online Safety Act requirements

8 May 202510 July 2026 by Franziska Putzand Phil Bradley-Schmieg

Using privacy engineering to enable modern usability testing and defend against network attacks

9 April 20259 April 2025 by Tajh Taylor

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