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Like all independent media, Disability Debrief faces the challenges of financing and visibility. Please help by contributing financially, sharing our work or getting involved in making it. And also make sure to support other disability media!
Pay what you can
Disability Debrief is open and available to all, for free. It is published on a pay-what-you-can basis.
A key part of our mission is that there will never be a financial barrier to access our content. The Debrief is read by people working in grassroots activism in low-income countries as well as folk earning good money in rich countries.
As a reader you can contribute through:
- One-off donation, of any amount.
- A repeating subscription each month or year.
Your support means we can take an independent view, and commission original reporting and art from disabled people around the world.
How we use the money: Funding allows Peter to work on this project full time, commission writers and illustrators from around the world, and pay for hosting and other services. For more detail, see the accounts.
If your organisation wants to subscribe or work together: see our partnerships page.
If you're a US-taxpayer making a larger gift: contributions of $1,000 or more can be made as donations to a US non-profit.
Help others find the Debrief
Independent media fights for attention among all the noise.
Please help others learn about disability news – and find the Debrief – by sharing it with the disability curious in your life.
This is a great page to share: the sign-up page.
Get involved in other ways
The Debrief is made in community. We count on readers to share insights, news and resources. Many contributors come to the Debrief after first having been readers themselves.
Get in touch: Contact us.
Interested in writing for the Debrief? See what that involves.
Support other disability media projects too
Disability media projects need more of our time and money. Our media horizons are filled with ruins of traditional media and the unchecked chaos of social media.
We will get more media that tells the stories of our community if we give it our attention and support. Online creators are disseminating knowledge, changing attitudes, and building our movements. Compared to their impact, these efforts are catastrophically under-resourced.
Disability Debrief subscribes to other media projects and supports creators. We'll hope you'll join us in doing so. Here are some of our magic corners on the internet.