Contribute
Share your practitioner expertise with the South Asia development community. Author a course, a deep dive, a lab or a handout — free and open-licensed, published under your name, with our editorial support.
Ways to contribute
Pick the format that fits what you want to share — from a full flagship course to a single printable handout. Not sure? Propose an idea and we'll help you place it.
Flagship course
A deep, modular course (10–15 modules) on a subject you know cold — the platform's most substantial format.
Biggest lift · highest impact101 course
A self-paced, ~100-slide interactive deck that introduces one topic or method clearly and from scratch.
Focused · self-containedDeep Dive
A curated, fully-cited reading path on a live development question — the best sources, annotated, in order.
Research & synthesisData Dive
An independent data investigation — take one public dataset, chart it, and show what the numbers do (and don't) prove.
Analysis & chartsInteractive lab
A hands-on, browser-based tool that lets practitioners do something — we help with the build.
Design the logic, we buildReading companion
An interactive companion to a key development text — the ideas, the arguments, and how to interrogate them.
One book, done wellHandout
A printable one-pager or quick-reference card on a concept, method or checklist practitioners reach for.
Smallest lift · quick winHow it works
Propose
Submit the form below with your idea, your background, and a rough module outline. No polished draft needed yet.
Editorial review
Our team reviews your proposal for quality, accuracy, and fit with the platform, and gets back to you.
Build together
Approved authors work with us to format the course on our standard template, with editorial support.
Publish
Your course goes live free for learners under CC BY-NC-ND, with full author credit on every page.
Contributor guidelines
- Who can contribute: practitioners, researchers, and educators with real field or domain experience in development, social impact, or allied fields.
- What makes a good course: evidence-based and practical, grounded in South-Asian realities where relevant, and useful to people doing the work — not just theory.
- Licensing: courses publish under Creative Commons CC BY-NC-ND, with clear attribution to you as the author. You keep credit; learners get it free.
- Always free to learners: ImpactMojo never charges learners for course content. Contributing is a way to give back to the community.
Tell us your idea
Tell us about you and your idea. Fields marked * are required. We review every proposal and reply within 2 weeks.