Wiki Walks – A Beginners Guide
An easy, how-to guide to help you begin your Wiki Walks journey. Learn why Wikimedia Commons is important and how you can help make it better. So, grab your camera or smartphone and join Friends of the Pipe Factory and Migrant Voice as they set out on their own Wiki Walks.
Project Produced by Glasgow Building Preservation Trust (https://www.gbpt.org/)
Generously funded by Our Histories, Our Stories (https://ohos.ac.uk/)
Supported by Wikimedia UK (https://wikimedia.org.uk/)
Special thanks to:
Dr Sara Thomas and Wikimedia UK
Friends of the Pipe Factory (https://www.thepipefactory.co.uk/friends-of-the-pipe-factory)
Migrant Voice (https://www.migrantvoice.org/)
Garnethill Multicultural Centre (https://www.garnethillmc.co.uk/)
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