Wikimedia Foundation/People/Diversity Equity and Inclusion
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Our diversity, equity, and inclusion work is global, people centered, and connected to the movement we exist to serve. We work towards redistributing power and dismantling barriers that result from structural systems of oppression and injustice, while helping to promote greater access, participation, and belonging among staff and the larger Wikimedia movement.
Many organizations have a definition of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion that guides their work. For us:
- Diversity is about the variety of identities represented in our movement, workforce, departments and teams. We intentionally focus on those identities, both inherent and socialized, that have or continue to experience direct or structural discrimination, exclusion or oppression across the globe.
- Equity is about fair access to resources and opportunities for people by identifying and mitigating barriers.
- Inclusion is about the intentional actions that give all people, and especially those who are excluded, meaningful representation in planning and decision making.
The team
Aubrey Williams
Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Senior Specialist
Selene Yang
Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Senior Specialist
Halle Evans
Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Associate
How we work
editThe DEI team works cross-departmentally within the organization to solve challenges that require expertise from various fields of knowledge. s. It also works with the movement to support committees, working groups and affiliates in improving their DEI practices. You can contact the team directly by email diversityandinclusion
wikimedia.org
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Selected projects
edit- Annual Engagement and Inclusion Survey
- DEI & Tech internship program
- Neuro-inclusive program and support staff mental health
- Inclusive and cross-cultural communications guidelines
Current projects
edit- Active Employee Resource Groups
- DEI Learning Journey for all individual contributors and managers
- Committees and affiliates support on DEI
