Some of our content (such as our mascots will be ported to our owner @shaydailly.bsky.social due to how he gets more attention. Don’t worry, we can still keep some!

An interesting fact about one of our mascots, Sunny!
They are a Flemish giant (type of rabbit breed) with Belgian heritage! 🇧🇪

Meet Dash! You get to see what he looks like!

“I feel proud of not being male nor female. Of course, the world is not all ones and zeros or black and white.” - Sunny

Enjoy your cake day, Dash! 🍰

Tomorrow is someone’s special day! 🎂

We just hit 100 articles on our Fandom version! 💯

If you could ask Sunny anything, what would you ask them?

The host of our first-ever “Ask our Mascots” is Sunny! Ask them anything, but keep it safe!
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It’s time for a redesign.

We have hit 50 articles on ParaWiki! Can we get to 100? We’re only halfway to our goal.

Technology is ever changing, but knowledge remains human.

Learn why Wikipedia matters to the internet in the age of AI – in only a minute ➡️ youtu.be/QXSbD091zNs

#AWikiMinute

What do you think? Should we change their name or keep it?

Currently, we have a bunny as our mascot. Our owner is thinking of calling them Sunny, but do you think this is a good name for them?
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On 28 March, an earthquake struck Myanmar – the most powerful earthquake to hit the country since 1912.

4,400+ people died in Myanmar and in neighboring Thailand, and 6,000+ were injured. Hundreds more were reported missing.

The earthquake resulted in extensive damage across the region. (1/2)

Since being created, the Wikipedia article about the earthquake has been edited 1,600+ times by 220+ people. It is currently available in 63 languages. On Wikimedia Commons, there are nearly 30 media files under the "2025 Myanmar earthquake" category.

Learn more ➡️ w.wiki/Dd3x (2/2)

Our owner condemns celebrating the 2nd of April as “World Autism Awareness Day” due to associations with the infamous hate group Autism Speaks. Autistic individuals deserve acceptance, not awareness; they are not a disease upon society.

Instead, celebrate the whole month as Autism Acceptance Month.

How do we know if what we read is true? 

Fact-checking has been around since the 19th century, fighting misinformation long before the internet. Read more ➡️ w.wiki/DCzG

Hello, we are ParaWiki! We’re a free encyclopaedia dedicated to the topic of disability! We were created by the disabled community, for the disabled community.

Come and visit us on the following links:
Miraheze: disability.miraheze.org/wiki/Main_Page

Fandom: disability.fandom.com/wiki/ParaWiki