Bonjour Wikimédia !
I joined Wikipedia projects in 2004. I specialize in breaking down digital and linguistic barriers, ensuring marginalized languages and underrepresented communities have the technology and platforms they need to thrive on Wikimedia. I previously worked with INALCO, Université de Paris, Université de Toulouse, and Wikimedia chapters to scale digital education and multilingual access.

My driving motivation is personal: rurally raised, my ancestors were Occitan, a formerly 15-million-strong community whose culture has nearly vanished due to systemic erasure. Fluent in French, English, and Chinese, I dedicate my career to open education by building digital tools to serve the public, cultural diversity and minority language revitalization.

I design systems that turn the larger Western communities' energy into targeted, high-impact technical solutions for content gaps and digital equity.

• Solving visual and data gaps: Between 2005 and 2015, I focused on making Wikimedia visually appealing. I established the first Graphic Labs and standard Wikipedia cartographic guidelines^[1] to make information universally digestible. To bridge East-West cultural knowledge gaps, I initiated the Commons CJK Stroke Order and Ancient Chinese Characters projects, we we gathered 30,000 more illustrations.
• Helping languages learning & preservation: During my PhD, I recognized the lack of digital audio infrastructure for languages educations and revitalization. I integrated Shtooka into WMFR and evolved it into « LinguaLibre.org »—a rapid-recording solution designed to document voices, accents, and [endangered] languages.
• Scaling the solution: This ecosystem has secured over 1,500,000 recordings across 330+ languages. The project is feeding and enriching Wiktionaries|, Wikidata, SignIt, WikiTutur, WikiKata, and Rapid Dictionaries. Today, I sustain this impact by maintaining the core codebases for Lingua Libre, SignIt, Dragons Bot, and other Wikimedia's language tools, ensuring marginalized communities possess the open-source infrastructure needed to survive in the digital age.