I’ve worked with UN heads of publications and other senior staff to adopt open licences to share the UNs knowledge on Wikipedia. I was in the Partnerships Working Group for the 2030 Wikimedia Strategy, many of our recommendations were adopted including ‘Identify Topics for Impact’.UNESCO: I shared thousands of photographs and graphics on Wikipedia, seen over 10 million time a month across 50 different languages. I developed a process to add open licence text to Wikipedia and trained staff to add publication text to over 250 Wikipedia articles, read over 4 million times a month. I worked with UNESCO delegations on FindingGLAMs, the first worldwide map of cultural heritage institutions. I worked with Wikimedia Sverige and Wikimedia Italia to produce a photography exhibition on cultural heritage at risk. I worked with their social media team to promote Wiki Loves Africa, Wiki Loves Monuments and Wiki Loves Earth. I helped organise Wiki4Women on International Women's Day 2018 and 19 with over 400 people attended including the Director General of UNESCO and several ambassadors. I organised the Wikimedia stall at UNESCO Mobile Learning Week.World Health Organization: I helped them plan projects and open licence their graphics and images.UN FAO: I trained staff members to share graphics from publications, seen around 850,000 times per month on Wikipedia. I supported them (with Richard Nevell at WMUK) to improve 60 Wikipedia articles, viewed over 800,000 times per month.UN Environment Programme: I helped them open licence their flagship publications and share the content in Wikipedia articles.UN Human Rights Office: I helped with the first steps of the amazing work done by Wikimedia Argentina to improve the quality and quantity of human rights content on Wikipedia.United Nations Population Fund: I helped them to improve Wikipedia content on Covid-19 and maternal health.UN Women: I helped them open licence content and share it on Wikipedia including on the impact of the pandemic on women.United Nations Development Programme: I planned their Wikimedian in Residence programme and helped recruit the candidate.World Intellectual Property Organization: I uploaded a large amount of content from their archives and developed their Wikimedian in Residence programme.International Energy Agency: I worked with their staff to contribute to Wikipedia and share their content under an open licence.European Investment Bank: I developed a process, wrote a staff manual and trained staff to share their knowledge, especially around renewable energy and pollution.