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Revision as of 15:06, 28 April 2013
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We are the regional Wikimedia chapter serving Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, West Virginia, and the District of Columbia. We are a nonprofit charitable organization dedicated to the advancement of general knowledge and the collection, development, and dissemination of educational content under a free license or in the public domain.
As an official Wikimedia chapter, we support the goals of the Wikimedia Foundation, including the work of volunteers on Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects as well as numerous other free knowledge initiatives.
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Our programs
To carry out our mission, we conduct a variety of educational and outreach programs in the DC region and across the United States.
Academic and educational outreach
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Wikimedia DC works with universities and other educational institutions to build awareness of our mission and promote academic contributions to free knowledge projects. Learn more about academic outreach »
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Cultural outreach
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Wikimedia DC collaborates with cultural institutions, including galleries, libraries, archives, and museums, to promote free knowledge and support digitization and open access projects. Learn more about cultural outreach »
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Government outreach and engagement
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Wikimedia DC works with federal, state, and local government agencies to encourage adoption of free knowledge and free data practices. Learn more about government outreach »
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International and diplomatic outreach
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The Wikimedia movement spans across national borders, and Wikimedia DC works with embassies and international organizations in Washington to promote our mission around the world. Learn more about international outreach »
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Public outreach and education
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Wikimedia DC holds a variety of public events, including training sessions and editing workshops, to increase awareness of our mission and build interest in contributing to free knowledge projects. Learn more about public outreach »
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Get involved
Whether you're a free culture movement veteran, a newcomer interested in participating for the first time, or simply curious about our mission and programs, it's easy to get involved.
Follow us online
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The best way to stay informed about our programs and events is to subscribe to our mailing list, read our blog, or follow us via social media. See how you can connect with us »
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Apply for a grant
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Wikimedia DC provides small grants to individuals, community groups, and nonprofit organizations to fund activities that align with our mission. Learn more about our grants program »
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