Submission reviewer
Triage new directory entries: confirm Black ownership, fact-check the summary, tag the right category, approve or send back for edits.
Volunteer
Contribute articles, verify submissions, review entries, moderate discussions, or help build the technology behind the platform. You don't need a degree, a title, or a referral — just the willingness to do the work.
Verify submissions, fact-check stories, and help fill historical gaps. Black history doesn't keep itself.
Surface Black-owned businesses, founders, landmarks, and creators that are hard to find anywhere else.
We ship in public — engineering, editorial, design, moderation. Work alongside people doing it for real.
Everything you contribute is credited and linkable. Take it with you to your next role, grant, or proposal.
Long-form articles. Verified directory entries. Cultural archives. Things that compound year over year.
Five always-on tracks anyone can plug into. None require a background check or an interview — most of it is async and self-paced.
Triage new directory entries: confirm Black ownership, fact-check the summary, tag the right category, approve or send back for edits.
Write Black History stories, On Stage features, or Level Up playbooks. Pitch a topic or pick one off the open queue.
Match unverified entries against state registries, IRS records, BBB profiles, and SAM.gov so the verification badges stay current.
Review flagged content, moderate comments, enforce the community guidelines. The two-strike paid mod tier is open to active volunteers first.
Pick up issues, ship features, polish UI. Stack is Next.js + Supabase + Postgres. Open source contributions are welcome.
Specific calls posted by black.wiki and by community organizations that use the platform. These rotate as roles fill.
The Jobs board isn't just for black.wiki. Any signed-in user can post a paid or volunteer opening for their own business, nonprofit, or community project — free. Listings go to the same moderator queue as directory entries, so they stay on-mission. If you're a Black-owned organization or you're recruiting for one, your role is welcome here.
Send a quick note about which track interests you and any links that show your work (portfolio, articles you've written, repos, etc.). No résumé needed.