Disabled Writers strives to ensure that, when it comes to disability representation, there is "nothing about us without us." The site primarily serves as a database of disabled writers and disabled sources, eliminating any chance of the "I couldn't find anyone," excuse for lack of diversity. The database includes more than 175 writers with diverse expertise, ranging from science and technology to theater and pop culture. A chart conveniently catalogs writers by byline and area of expertise and clicking on a name reveals additional details, including a biography, portfolio links, and contact information. In addition to this database, readers may enjoy the Disabled Writers Blog. As a new project, the blog's archive is limited, but expanding. Readers will find an honest discussion about journalistic mediums and mental health, with more writing to come (and an opportunity to pitch pieces for publication). Both aspects are crucial, as "20 percent of the population, which includes media consumers and creators, is disabled, and it is important to put disabled people in charge of their own narratives." The platform is supported by Alice Wong and the Disability Visibility Project (a previously highlighted resource that made the 05-29-2020 Scout Report "Best Of 2020" issue).