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We are a global campaign to center the knowledge of marginalized communities (the majority of the world) on the internet.

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Collage of the 2024 VisibleWikiWomen theme.

#VisibleWikiWomen 2024

Welcome to #VisibleWikiWomen 2024! In the 7th year of the campaign, we and our partners invite you to occupy the digital space by uploading open-licensed images feminist, queer, non-binary and women peacebuilders, activists, artists and memory-workers who tirelessly campaign against war, genocide and conflict.

Solidarity is not a one-time event: Reflections from the Whose Knowledge? collective

We write this in solidarity with the people of Palestine and beyond at this moment in time. But it is also an offering in full transparency, of our reflections to try and express ongoing solidarity in practice.

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2023 in review: A rivermap of our year

This year felt like watering the flowers that bloomed and tending to the knowledge and digital justice ecosystem that Whose Knowledge? is both a part of and helps build, grow, and strengthen. When talking ‘roadmaps’ and strategic planning, we came up with a different framing: rivermaps. What if we understood our work through the motion and stillness of water?