GLAM/Newsletter/April 2026/Contents/Memory of the World report
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Eight new articles on MoW inscriptions
This is the eighteenth monthly report of the ongoing work to improve the representation of the UNESCO Memory of the World international register on Wikimedia projects. This is supported and fully funded by the Khalili Foundation, with the involvement of UNESCO and Wikimedia UK.
Data set paper
I have had feedback from the Memory of the World team on the draft paper about the open data set, and made progress on improving the draft in response.
Indigenous issues

As promised in the last monthly report, the new article on Docip (mentioning the "Declarations made by indigenous peoples to the United Nations from 1982 to 2015") was linked from the front page of English Wikipedia on 15 April, in a Did You Know fact that also linked the article on indigenous peoples. On a day with 7.05 million visits to the front page, just under five thousand readers followed the link to read about Docip, and about one thousand followed the link to Indigenous peoples.
New articles about Memory of the World International Register inscriptions
- German: The Vienna City Library Schubert Collection (First article about this topic in any Wikipedia!)
- Urdu: Aleppo Codex
- Urdu: The Wizard of Oz
- Slovene: The Cabinet of Folksongs
- Kazakh: The Wizard of Oz
- Lezgian: Phoenician script
- Pashto: Benz Patent-Motorwagen
- Mongolian: A Doll's House
View statistics
The Massviews tool reports 3,525,124 page views in April for English Wikipedia articles that link to the Memory of the World International Register.
The Wikimedia Foundation are in the process of enabling image view data collection for the Memory of the World International Register; we do not have numbers this month.
- From the team
- Albania report
- Argentina report
- Asia report
- Australia report
- Brazil report
- Colombia report
- Italy report
- New Zealand report
- Nigeria report
- North Macedonia report
- Poland report
- Serbia report
- Switzerland report
- UK report
- USA report
- Biodiversity Heritage Library report
- Memory of the World report
- Calendar

