Camille M. Françoise
About me
I have two master’s degrees, one in museography under the supervision of Serge Chaumier at the University of Artois in Arras, and the other in digital technologies applied to history from the École Nationale des Chartes in Paris. I also hold a degree in intellectual property from the Faculty of Law in Nantes.
Additionally, I enjoy walking in the forest, seeing the sea, reading and writing poetry, and cycling.
Elected on the 16th of November 2024.
My work
I am a specialist in digital issues within cultural, heritage, educational, and research institutions, with diverse experience both in France and internationally. Passionate about the connections between institutions and communities, I am an advocate for the commons, open technologies, and the preservation of digital culture.
Engaged with European and international organizations, I also work to raise awareness and defend human rights within the digital ecosystem. This includes equitable access to information, education, and culture—especially by protecting copyright exceptions, limitations, and the public domain, allowing everyone access to knowledge online.
Active in networks such as European Digital RIghts (EDRI), COMMUNIA, Creative Commons, Europeana, and Software Heritage, I have long supported Wikimedia projects, with a particular interest in advocacy and institutional governance.
Additionally, I am committed to closing the gender gap and advocating for LGBTQ+ and other underrepresented communities, striving to foster inclusivity and amplify diverse voices in the digital space.
Contact me
- Wikimedia username: Camille M. Françoise
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