SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

We welcome a wide spectrum of research subjects and forms. We explicitly welcome diverse and creative approaches to research both in form and subject as a means to deconstruct harmful hierarchies of knowledge production. You are free to direct the article in whichever direction you desire depending on your own areas of knowledge and experience. 

Once you send us your pitch, we will discuss it with you and support you in your writing process by first coupling you with one primary editor and then subjecting the second-to-final draft to a peer review by another member of our research team. Deadlines are subject to discussion. We emphasize open communication, consent, and mutual learning in the editing process. 

• Examples of forms:

  • Research essays

  • Op-eds

  • Poems

  • Memoirs

  • Policy briefs

  • Investigative reports

  • Toolkits

  • Interviews

  • Reviews (of books, films, articles, etc.)

• A combination of any of these

• Can be written individually or as a collaboration

Credit sources (online links in text and footnotes where desirable) including pictures and artwork.

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Citations and/or sources should strive to be inclusive and diverse. You are encouraged to draw from non-western and non-academic sources for example including organizations, grassroots collectives, interviews, artworks, and your personal experiences.

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Consistent commitment to our community values. Please see our publications for examples of our work.

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If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us.​​