August 2026

Join Contemporary Masonic History: Final Spaces Available for “100 contemporary Freemasons. Masonic Who is Who”

Freemasonry.network and author Klaus Dąbrowski announce an open call for submissions for a unique publishing project documenting the profiles of dedicated Brethren (leaders, scholars and not only), from around the world.

The release of the book is scheduled for April 2027. It serves as the official sequel to the internationally recognized publication “100 Freemasons who changed the world” (available on Amazon). The author, Klaus Dąbrowski, 33°, is an established writer and Masonic historian with numerous published books on Freemasonry, including three available in English.

“100 contemporary Freemasons. Masonic Who is Who” focuses exclusively on active living figures, creating an international lexicon of individuals shaping the growth and modern image of the Royal Art in the 21st century.

Why Participate?

• A lasting mark on Masonic history: Published in English and distributed globally, this volume will serve as a definitive reference guide to contemporary representatives of the Craft.
• Support independent Masonic journalism: The participation fee acts as a direct contribution to reactivating and expanding Freemasonry.network. Four months ago, due to financial constraints, the portal was forced to pause its daily news service covering Masonic charity work worldwide—the only platform dedicated to reporting on these efforts. Your participation directly enables us to resume and sustain this vital mission.

Qualification Process & Terms of Participation

The total number of featured profiles is strictly limited to 100. Applications for the final remaining spots are now open.

The submission process consists of three straightforward steps:

1. Qualification & Review. Submissions (self-nominations or nominations of fellow Brethren/Sisters) will undergo a two-tier evaluation by the author, Klaus Dąbrowski, and the editorial team of Freemasonry.network.
2. Agreement Formalities. Upon successful verification, the nominee will receive a simple digital contract via email for signature.
3. Contribution via PayPal. Following the signed agreement, the participant completes a $1,000 USD contribution via PayPal. 100% of these funds are dedicated to rebuilding, maintaining, and expanding Freemasonry.network.

How to Submit an Application

If you would like to feature your profile or nominate an outstanding Brother or Sister for this prestigious volume, please send an initial application to the editorial office at: admin@freemasonry.network.

Please include the following in your application:

• Full Name / Masonic Name (according to publication preference)
• Organizational affiliation (Obedience, Lodge, degrees held, and current titles/ranks)
• Short biography (max. 300 words) highlighting contributions, publications, or charitable involvement
• Contact information for sending the agreement

Applications will be reviewed on a first-come, first-served basis until all remaining spaces are filled.