This session would be a long session (more than one hour), combining a presentation of features and projects, followed by one or several workshop-style times, where attendees can discuss the different involved teams' projects. 

Wikimedia’s Contributor Strategy is a long-term approach to ensuring that volunteers — both new and experienced — can meaningfully engage with Wikimedia projects and continue building the world’s most trusted source of free knowledge. As the internet evolves, editing experiences have become increasingly fragmented, and post-pandemic, active editor numbers have declined. To sustain a thriving volunteer community, we need a clearer, more structured path for participation.

Join 4 Wikimedia Foundation teams (Editing, Growth, Moderator Tools, and Connection) to learn about their features and offer feedback on the Contributor Strategy. This session will highlight key efforts to:
- Provide a central place for contributors to discover opportunities, manage tasks, and track their impact.
- Offer structured, mobile-friendly workflows that make it easier to contribute productively.
- Strengthen engagement through meaningful feedback, community connections, and clearer pathways for participation.

We’ll discuss how these efforts align with the Wikimedia movement’s goals, ensuring that Wikipedia and its sister projects remain places where new generations of contributors can participate meaningfully. Participants will also have the opportunity to share feedback, discuss community needs, and help shape how we grow and support Wikipedia’s editing community in the years ahead in a workshop format with the different concerned teams
The goal for participants is: 
- To learn more about the group initiatives
- To voice their opinion regarding the different options offered
- To leave Wikimania with enough skills to share the group’s goals with their communities