How to Contribute to the Disability Wiki

We want to work with disabled community members to build this wiki together.

What We Need Help With

Content: Write pages about your disability, country, culture, expertise
Feedback: Tell us what’s wrong, what’s missing, what we got right
Editing: Improve existing pages for clarity, accuracy, accessibility
Translation: Translate pages into other languages
Collaboration: Partner on specific projects or areas
Accessibility Testing: Review pages with your assistive technology
Global South Perspective: Share your region’s disability frameworks, laws, culture
Indigenous Knowledge: Share Indigenous approaches to disability

Who Can Contribute?

Disabled people (priority)
Family members of disabled people
Disability organizations
Researchers and activists
Healthcare providers (as peer reviewers)
Anyone committed to disability justice

We especially need:

Disabled people of color
Global South disabled people
Indigenous disabled people
LGBTQ+ disabled people
Disabled people with multiple marginalized identities
Disabled people with all disability types

How to Get Involved

Email us: contribute2disabilitywiki@gmail.com

Tell us what you’d like to contribute — content, feedback, corrections, translation, accessibility testing, or anything else listed above. You don’t need any technical skills, and you can write in whatever language you’re most comfortable in.

Comfortable with Git and want to edit pages directly? See the Technical Contribution Guide.

What to Expect

We’ll read every submission
We may ask clarifying questions
We’ll credit your contributions
You’ll have agency in your contributions
We’ll handle feedback respectfully
We’ll reply as soon as we can — we’re a small volunteer team, so it may take a little while

If you need accommodations to submit feedback:

Email us directly: contribute2disabilitywiki@gmail.com

This page centers disabled people’s expertise and is informed by disabled-led organizing globally.