WikiLovesPride 2026 Roadmap for organizers
Organize a local node!
If you are interested in organizing a local Wiki Loves Pride node, please check the following Roadmap for organizers and let us know by filling in this form. Some financial support for local nodes is available, upon approval of proposals. Please submit your request before June 15th.
Local nodes could be panels, roundtables, edit-a-thons and community meetings related to Wikimedia projects and LGBT+ Pride history and parades.
Roadmap for organizers
If you’d like to organize an activity as part of the Wiki Loves Pride 2026 event, please follow the step-by-step guidelines below. Join us in this global campaign and help write us in!
Report the activity you're organizing on the Meta page and on your idiomatic Wikipedia contest page.
- Event:Wiki Loves Pride/2026 on the English Wikipedia
- Evento:Mes del Orgullo 2026 on the Spanish Wikipedia
Use these graphic designs to create posters. When promoting the activity, use the hashtag #WikiLovesPride and tag WMLGBT+. Our social media channels are:
- X (Twitter):
@WikiLGBT - Mastodon:
@wmlgbt@tech.lgbt - Bluesky:
@wmlgbt.org - Instagram:
@wikimedialgbt
If you are having an in-person activity, please consider printing some Wiki Loves Pride stickers for participants!
Create a Dashboard for your activity and connect it with the main campaign Dashboard. This Dashboard is a campaign Dashboard, and you can connect your activity Dashboard to it. The name is "Campaign Dashboard Wiki Loves Pride".
If your activity is connected to the main campaign Dashboard, you don't need to report the metrics separately. It is mandatory for organizers to clean their dashboard, and track articles related to Wiki Loves Pride campaign only.
If you do not use a Dashboard, you must report your activity's metrics to: wikilovespride
wmlgbt
org once the event ends.
The Wiki Loves Pride campaign is coordinated on Meta to track actions across different language Wikipedias and other Wikimedia projects.
If you want to organize the campaign on your own language's Wikipedia or another Wikimedia project you participate in, please follow these steps:
Let us know at Event:Wiki Loves Pride/2026 that you're organizing a local edition of the campaign. First, verify that no one is already running the campaign in your idiomatic Wikipedia or chosen project. Example: Wiki Loves Pride in Spanish.
Use these graphic designs to create posters. When promoting the activity, use the hashtag #WikiLovesPride and tag WMLGBT+. Our social media channels are:
- X (Twitter):
@WikiLGBT - Mastodon:
@wmlgbt@tech.lgbt - Bluesky:
@wmlgbt.org - Instagram:
@wikimedialgbt
If you are having an in-person activity, please consider printing some Wiki Loves Pride stickers for participants!
On your local Wikipedia’s page for Wiki Loves Pride, let users know that this contest on Wikimedia Commons is open during Wiki Loves Pride 2026 campaign.
Whether online or in-person, any activities held as part of the campaign (by you or others) should be listed on the WLP event page. The section is called "Activities".
Keep track of: participants, number of new editors, number of active editors, number of Wikipedia articles created or improved, Wikidata items created or improved, and, files uploaded to Wikimedia Commons. We recommend using the Dashboard to track these metrics.
Create a Dashboard for your language's Wiki Loves Pride campaign and connect it with the main campaign Dashboard. This is a campaign Dashboard, and you can connect your activity Dashboard to it. The name is "Campaign Dashboard Wiki Loves Pride".
If your activity is connected to the main campaign Dashboard, you don't need to report the metrics separately. It is mandatory for organizers to clean their dashboard, and track articles related to Wiki Loves Pride campaign only.
At the end of the campaign (during the first week of July), report your edition’s metrics (for example, if you organized the campaign in Portuguese) by sending the metrics to Wikimedia LGBT+ via: wikilovespride
wmlgbt
org