Campaigns
Built with communities and institutions working towards free-knowledge equity, through inclusive initiatives, campaigns and projects.
Why campaigns
The Open Heritage platform offers multidisciplinary channels for exchanging expertise and experience between communities and institutions, encouraging debate and reflection on the open movement and its impact on communities and daily life.
What we run
An international photography campaign where contributors share photos, video and audio of their local folk culture under free licences: dances, music, games, cuisine, dress, festivals, mythology and more. It is aimed at protecting the world’s intangible cultural heritage.
An international writing campaign held every February and March on Wikipedia to document folk cultures and women in folklore. It bridges gender and cultural gaps online through articles on feminism, women’s biographies and gender-focused folklore topics.
Proofreading drives on Wikisource, the free library of openly licensed and public-domain books, so digitised works become accurate, searchable text that anyone can read and reuse.
Upload your photos, write articles or help organise in your region.