Disability Justice Advocacy Petition

Building a disability justice movement requires more than collecting signatures—it demands accessible, inclusive forms that center the lived experiences of disabled people and crip leadership. This Disability Justice Advocacy Petition template helps grassroots organizations, disability-led coalitions, mutual aid networks, and advocacy groups mobilize supporters while practicing the accessibility and inclusion they're fighting for.

Designed specifically for campaigns challenging ableism in healthcare, education, employment, housing, and public policy, this template goes beyond basic compliance to create a truly accessible experience. With flexible communication preferences, multiple ways to engage, accommodation requests built in, and options for anonymous support, this petition respects the diverse needs and safety considerations of the disability community.

Whether you're organizing for policy change, demanding institutional accountability, building coalition power, or raising awareness about disability rights, Paperform makes it easy to launch professional advocacy campaigns that put access and autonomy first. The form includes conditional logic to capture detailed supporter information while respecting boundaries, and integrates seamlessly with your organizing tools.

Use Stepper to automate follow-up workflows—send personalized thank-you emails based on engagement level, add supporters to your CRM or email list, notify organizers when certain signature thresholds are reached, or trigger different actions based on location or interest areas. With Paperform's calculation and reporting features, you can track petition momentum in real-time and share progress with your community.

For campaigns requiring formal supporter agreements or coalition sign-ons from organizations, Papersign lets you collect secure eSignatures directly linked to petition submissions, creating a complete audit trail for legislative advocacy or legal action.

This template is trusted by disability justice organizers, mutual aid collectives, advocacy nonprofits, and community organizations centering disabled, Deaf, neurodivergent, chronically ill, and Mad voices in the fight for liberation and systemic change.