“Don’t Blink”: Protecting the Wikimedia model, its people, and its values in March 2025

2 May 20252 May 2025 by Allison Davenport

Arguing for data privacy and safety of internet users worldwide: Our amicus brief in the Snap v. Pina lawsuit

25 April 202524 April 2025 by Amanda Jardineand Lukas Ruthes Goncalves

2024 Wikimedia Foundation litigation review: Defending the Wikimedia projects and volunteers in court, and shaping the future of the internet

14 March 202511 April 2025 by Jacob Rogers, Phil Bradley-Schmieg, Amanda Jardineand Lukas Ruthes Goncalves

“Don’t Blink”: Protecting the Wikimedia model, its people, and its values in October 2024

14 December 202414 January 2025 by Allison Davenport

US Supreme Court ruling on NetChoice cases: What does it mean for Wikipedia?

23 July 202423 July 2024 by Stan Adamsand Leighanna Mixter

“Don’t Blink”: Protecting the Wikimedia model, its people, and its values in December 2023

26 January 202410 July 2024 by Miguelángel Verde

Texas and Florida laws are unconstitutional and threaten volunteer editors’ right to edit Wikipedia

7 December 20237 December 2023 by Jacob Rogersand Stan Adams

Wikimedia Foundation signs amicus brief challenging U.S. travel and immigration restrictions at Supreme Court

18 September 2017 by Stephen LaPorte

Wikimedia Foundation signs amicus brief supporting temporary restraining order against revised U.S. travel restrictions

15 March 2017 by Michelle Paulson

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