Hello African Wikimedians,
There are only *5 days **left *to submit your story to the May 2026 Issue of the EduWiki Newsletter.
Every month, the EduWiki Newsletter documents Wikimedia and education work happening across communities, classrooms, libraries, institutions, and projects across the movement.
This year alone, we have published *65 stories* from across the Wikimedia movement and *26 of these stories are from the Sub-Saharan Africa region*, reaching *more than 300 newsletter subscribers globally*. Every month, we publish at least *10 stories*, and there is still room for yours to be part of the May 2026 edition.
If you or your community has organized an activity related to Wikimedia and education, taken a new approach, built a partnership, or learned something worth documenting, we encourage you to share it.
Need help getting started? We have created a *video guide https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Submitting_a_Story_to_the_EduWiki_Newsletter.webm* to walk through the submission process. If it is your first submission, or you need a refresher, you can also review the *Publication Guidelines https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Education/News/Publication_Guidelines* before submitting.
Submission deadline: *30 May 2026*
Submit your story here: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Education/News/Newsroom
We look forward to reading your stories.
Best regards,
*Barakat Adegboye*
User: BAdegboye (EdWH)
Communications Assistant
Hello everyone,
Just a quick follow-up that submissions for the May 2026 EduWiki Newsletter close *tomorrow*.
If you plan to contribute, please remember to submit before the deadline.
Submit here: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Education/News/Newsroom
Warm regards,
*Barakat Adegboye*
User: BAdegboye (EdWH)
Communications Assistant
On Mon, 25 May 2026 at 13:00, Barakat Adegboye < barakat.adegboye@wmnobrasil.org> wrote:
Hello African Wikimedians,
There are only *5 days **left *to submit your story to the May 2026 Issue of the EduWiki Newsletter.
Every month, the EduWiki Newsletter documents Wikimedia and education work happening across communities, classrooms, libraries, institutions, and projects across the movement.
This year alone, we have published *65 stories* from across the Wikimedia movement and *26 of these stories are from the Sub-Saharan Africa region*, reaching *more than 300 newsletter subscribers globally*. Every month, we publish at least *10 stories*, and there is still room for yours to be part of the May 2026 edition.
If you or your community has organized an activity related to Wikimedia and education, taken a new approach, built a partnership, or learned something worth documenting, we encourage you to share it.
Need help getting started? We have created a *video guide https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Submitting_a_Story_to_the_EduWiki_Newsletter.webm* to walk through the submission process. If it is your first submission, or you need a refresher, you can also review the *Publication Guidelines https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Education/News/Publication_Guidelines* before submitting.
Submission deadline: *30 May 2026*
Submit your story here: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Education/News/Newsroom
We look forward to reading your stories.
Best regards,
*Barakat Adegboye*
User: BAdegboye (EdWH)
Communications Assistant
african-wikimedians@lists.wikimedia.org