Future Knowledge Fellowship Program

The Future Knowledge Fellowship Program builds on the success of the Wikipedian-in-Residence Program, which ran from its inception in 2014 until late 2025—broadening its scope to explore new platforms and knowledge structures including Wikipedia and well beyond, and continuing the Wikipedian-in-Residence program’s positive legacy and emphasis on collaboration and partnership. You can learn about this legacy here and at the Wikipedian-in-Residence page.

Alyssa Arbuckle (2026; Canadian Research Knowledge Network)

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Keynote address at INKE 2026 (U Montréal): “AI and Values-Based Open Social Scholarship”.

Tully Barnett (2026; Adelaide U)

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Keynote address at INKE 2026 (U Montréal): “Algorithmic Reading and the Politics of Cultural Infrastructure”.

Matt Huculak (2026; KULA Academy, U Victoria)

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Keynote address at INKE 2026 (U Montréal): “Library Futures, Responsible AI and Trusted Collections”.

Tyne Daile Sumner (2025; Australian National U)

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Keynote address at CAPOS 2025 (Australian National U): “Creative Critique: Art, Open Scholarship & Generative AI”.

Michael Sinatra (2025; U Montréal)

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Keynote address at CAPOS 2025 (Australian National U): “Navigating Digital Frontiers: Open Scholarship, AI, and the Future of Digital Humanities Research”.