There are several areas of the War Resisters' International website where WRI Council members, representatives of affiliates, working group members, and staff can:

• post their own material;
• participate in online meetings and consultations;
• collaborate on WRI project work and documentation.

Services for which you can self-register:

• The WRI Wiki: Most pages are open for anonymous browsing at http://wri-irg.org/wiki/index.php. You can also register as a user and write or edit pages within the public wiki.
• Translators are encouraged to use the Wiki as a place to collaborate on WRI translation projects. A five-language table of common WRI terminology is available at Translation resources.
• Mailing lists: some are open and unmoderated, while others have restricted membership and/or are moderated. Visit http://lists.wri-irg.org/sympa for full details.

Services which require authorisation:

(listed according to numbers of potential users, from widest to narrowest)

• Mailing lists: If you believe you should be on a restricted mailing list but are not (for instance, if you are a member of the Africa or Colombia working group), plese contact the list administrator through the appropriate link on http://lists.wri-irg.org/sympa.
• OpenGroupware-Server and calendar : controlled lists of users for specific projects (such as the Triennial Committee), at https://caleroad.wri-irg.org/OpenGroupware
• Web-based email accounts for staff, volunteers, and officers:
• http://mail.wri-irg.org for all WRI email accounts
• http://caleroad.wri-irg.org to access archived emails

Services already open to the public on the WRI website, but of particular interest to members:

• The WRI Constitution and Rules in English and French
• The archive pages: the 1998 and 2002 Triennials, collected papers on the wars in former-Yugoslavia, and the 2001 conference on Nonviolence and Social Empowerment. All can be accessed through http://wri-irg.org/archive/.