wikimedia projects
We work with 12 collaborative free knowledge projects, the best known being Wikipedia.
Everyone can contribute to each of these projects.
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A collaborative encyclopedia written in over 300 languages by volunteers from all over the world.
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The central repository of structured data for Wikimedia projects. Structuring data in a readable format makes it easy to view, search, edit, use and reuse data and files.
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The world’s largest free multimedia repository, for browsing and downloading. With collections of illustrations, photographs, drawings, videos, music, infographics and much more.
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A digital library of royalty-free and public domain books, texts and historical documents. Includes poetry, government documents, the constitutions of many states and general literature.
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A collection of quotes from relevant people and creative works in more than 75 languages. Includes proverbs, sayings, statements, slogans, quotes from books, films and great quotes from famous people.
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A free alternative to online news sites, with fact-checked and community-reviewed articles.
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A free multilingual dictionary, available in more than 170 languages. It includes words discontinued by other dictionaries such as the RAE dictionary and various linguistic resources.
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A free and open collection of e-books, including textbooks, how-to guides, manuals or cookbooks.
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A travel platform that aims to create the world’s most comprehensive and up-to-date travel guide. Completely open and free of charge. With tours and recommendations from the people who read and write it.
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A taxonomic database of species, from fossils to living organisms of the kingdoms Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, Bacteria, Archaea, Protista and other life forms.
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A digital repository of educational resources, research and projects. For all levels, types and styles of formal and informal education.
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A central project for community coordination and task organisation in the Wikimedia ecosystem.
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Free and open software that anyone can use, with a large technological development community behind it. It is the tool with which the Wikimedia projects are built.
