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Rita Maliqi; Nivas Ramisetty (2 October 2025). "Capacity Exchange — unlocking potential to build, exchange, and grow". WikiJournal of Humanities. doi:10.15347/WJH/2025/EDU.27. Wikidata Q136377827. ISSN 2639-5347. 

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Authors: Rita Maliqi, Nivas Ramisetty

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Abstract This interactive session will engage participants in a hands-on activity to explore the importance of skill-sharing and collaboration in the Wikimedia global movement through various themes and initiatives. Through a dynamic exchange exercise, attendees will experience the challenges of finding the right skills and learn how a structured platform like Capacity Exchange (CapX) can streamline this process. For volunteers and contributors building education programs with Wikimedia projects, skill-sharing is crucial for sustainability, mentorship, and capacity building. This session will highlight how educators, program leaders, and Wikimedia organizers can use CapX to find mentors, connect with experts, and strengthen their initiatives by efficiently accessing the right knowledge and resources. The session will conclude with a discussion on how CapX can support the Wikimedia movement in fostering stronger knowledge networks, sustainable education programs, and cross-community learning.