Community initiatives

Brad Jones,  Drupalista and digital nomad, based in beautiful Lake City, Colorado. With a wealth of experience in Drupal and a background as a part-time paramedic, Brad brings a unique perspective to the community.

AmyJune Hineline, a dedicated member of Drupal.org with 12 years and 10 months of experience, is a strong advocate for contributions and inclusivity in the Drupal community.

Adding dashboards in Drupal serves multiple purposes. For site builders, it enables them to create customized dashboards tailored to editors' specific needs, enhancing their editing experience.

The Drupal Open Curriculum Initiative is a collaborative effort aimed at equipping new developers with comprehensive training in Drupal development.

The Workflow in Core Initiative is dedicated to bringing significant enhancements to Drupal's content workflow, preview, and staging capabilities. This will be achieved by extending and improving aspects of the Entity API in core.

The Drupal 7 Soft Landing Initiative is designed to support the existing community of Drupal 7 site owners. Despite its significance and continued usage, Drupal 7 faces an eventual end-of-life date.

The Documentation and Help Initiative, is dedicated to enriching the Drupal evaluator, developer, and site builder experiences through enhanced documentation and in-application help.

The Contribution Events community initiative promotes the organization of and participation in contribution events worldwide and allows for crediting the organizers, mentors, participants, and sponsors of these events.

The importance of addressing accessibility issues in Drupal cannot be understated, as it directly impacts both end users, particularly those using screen readers, and developers striving to meet accessibility requirements set by governments and or

In the realm of version control, the Configuration Management Initiative 2.0 has emerged as a significant development for Drupal 8.

Composer, a popular PHP dependency manager, lacked "official" support in Drupal core despite its widespread use in contributed modules.

The Bug Smash Initiative is a community effort to improve Drupal Core by fixing bugs. Anyone can participate, regardless of their experience level.

To join the initiative, you can: