Free Knowledge Award

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Free Knowledge Award was an award presented by Wikimedia RU, a Russian nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting encyclopedic knowledge.[1] The prize was awarded to individuals or organizations who are not active participants in Wikimedia Foundation projects, but who have made a notable contribution to the goals of the Wikimedia movement: the dissemination of free knowledge. It has been awarded annually since 2014.[2]

The Free Knowledge Award winners were determined in two stages. First, the wiki community nominated candidates and voted, which resulted in a short list. From this list, Wikimedia RU members selected 3-4 winners, taking into account the arguments presented. The winners were announced directly at the ceremony.

Winners

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Years Winners
1 2014 Ivan Zassoursky
Internet Users Association[3]
Ushinsky State Pedagogical Library
Association of Honorary Citizens, Mentors and Talented Youth[2]
2 2015 CyberLeninka[4]
Homeland heroes[5]
Business Journal
3 2016 Oral History (foundation)[6]
National Electronic Library[7]
Yuri Metelkin
4 2017 Old Books Project[2]
Клопс.Ru
Andrei Galinichev and Dmitry Poslavsky[2]
5 2018 Digital Herbarium of Moscow University[8]
Russian OpenStreetMap community[9]
Kirill Vasiliev
6 2019 Free webinars "Direct-Academy" platform
Aleksey Ryabinin
Nekrasov Central Library
7 2020 News agency Bashinform
Youth movement Selet[10]
Leonid Shafirov[11]
8 2021 Vadim Riabitsev and Nina Sadykova
Alexei Sidelnikov and Mikhail Trenikhin[12]
Dmitry Lyovochkin
Atlas of New Professions project team
9 2022 Olesya Nosova[13]
Anatoly Gulyaev and Evgeny Raevsky[14]
Andrei Kuznetsov
2023 It was not conducted

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