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Join the LDH General Assembly | April 18, 2026

We are delighted to invite you to the General Assembly of the Language Diversity Hub (LDH) on Saturday, April 18th, 2026, at 13:00 UTC.

About the General Assembly

The General Assembly (GA) is a community-wide consultation and engagement space. It is the primary forum through which LDH connects with the broader language and Wikimedia communities. The GA is designed to:

Keep community members informed about LDH activities, decisions, and ongoing work.
Gather feedback and perspectives from across the language and Wikimedia ecosystem.
Create open pathways for participation, collaboration, and community-driven input.

How to participate

Everyone is welcome! If you work on language access, language diversity, or Wikimedia projects in any language community, this is a space for you.

Register here to attend

Looking forward to your participation,

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Programme submissions open: Language Diversity Conference, Accra 2026

The Language Diversity Conference 2026 will take place 2–4 October 2026 in Accra, Ghana, under the theme: Strengthening Language Communities in the Open Knowledge Movement.

The Programming Team is inviting the following types of session proposals:

Lightning talks – 10-minute short presentations on any relevant topic
Presentations – 20–25 minutes (including audience Q&A)
Workshops and tutorials – 50 or 110-minute interactive sessions (e.g. on Content Translation, Wikidata, or other topics)
Panel discussions – 50-minute panels; collaborations with others are encouraged

Submissions will be evaluated by the Programme Committee based on:

Potential impact and expected outcomes
Relevance to the conference theme or focus areas

Sessions may be recorded and made publicly available. If you prefer not to be filmed, you may indicate this during submission.

→ Submit your proposal on Eventyay

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Language Diversity Hub evaluation survey: your input needed!

The Wikimedia Foundation is evaluating hub pilots to understand their work, outcomes, and future direction. As part of this, we're gathering feedback on how hub services and activities have contributed to concrete, measurable outcomes.

You're receiving this because you're part of the Language Diversity Hub audience group, and we'd value your perspective. Your feedback will help inform the evaluation and strengthen our understanding of the Hub's impact.

The survey takes about 10–15 minutes, and we kindly ask that you respond by 10 August 2026.

Survey Link

The Foundation is not collecting personal data through this survey. Responses will be reviewed and consolidated by audience group — analyzed collectively rather than attributed to individuals.

Thank you for contributing. Your feedback helps ensure this evaluation reflects the perspectives of communities, affiliates, and others connected to the Hub.

Questions? Contact strategy2030@wikimedia.org.

Sincerely,

Oscar on behalf of the Wikimedia Language Diversity Hub, 21:22, 7 Juko 2026 (UTC)

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