Contribute
This site is a one-person project. There are things it cannot do alone — not a call for volunteers in general, but a specific list of what would actually help.
Translation
The site is written in English. The argument matters most in Dutch, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian — the languages of the countries where the documented harms are most visible and where the regulatory response is most active.
Translation is not just linguistic. It requires cultural calibration: references that land in English may not land in Dutch; the manosphere section requires particular care across languages; legal references differ by jurisdiction.
What is needed: native speakers who are also fluent in English, with enough familiarity with the subject matter to translate argument rather than words. Academic or journalistic background useful. Approximately 8,000–12,000 words per language across the full site — a phased approach starting with core pages is fine.
If this is you: get in touch with your language, background, and a short note on why this project matters to you.
Research
The research evidence document is maintained and updated. What is harder to maintain alone is tracking new studies, regulatory decisions, and primary documents across multiple jurisdictions and disciplines.
What is needed: people already reading in specific areas — platform regulation, adolescent mental health research, computational propaganda, electoral integrity, EU digital policy — who would flag relevant new material when they encounter it. No schedule commitment. When you read something that belongs in the evidence map, send it: source, claim, and a note on what it adds. Five minutes when you are already reading.
If this is you: get in touch with your area and a brief note on your background.
Technical
The site runs on Astro and Cloudflare Pages. One thing would improve it beyond current capacity:
Accessibility audit — the site has not been formally audited against WCAG 2.1 AA.
If this is you: get in touch with your background.
Promotion
The most useful thing most people can do is share specific pages with specific people at the right moment — not broadcast sharing, but considered placement. Sharing the manosphere page with an educator who has asked about it. Linking to the research evidence in a discussion where it is relevant. Mentioning the Bad News game to a teacher.
Mass sharing without context, or posting to groups where it reads as spam, does not help. The Share This page has copy for specific contexts.
What we do not need
Generic offers without a specific skill. Editorial input — the argument is not open to committee. Partnership proposals from commercial entities. If none of the above fits but you have a concrete proposal, get in touch.