Submission Guidelines
Clear, accessible guidance for scholarly articles, activist accounts, opinion pieces, photo essays, and case studies.
Type
Scholarly Articles
Original research that extends knowledge and advances debate on social justice.
Type
Activist Accounts & Opinion Pieces
Accessible, clearly argued submissions grounded in social justice concerns.
Type
Photo Essays
Visual evidence paired with short contextual writing and interpretation.
Type
Case Studies
Detailed analysis of lived experience, interventions, or community-based initiatives.
Review Process
How your submission is handled
1. Editorial screening
We confirm scope, originality signals, and completeness of essential details.
2. Expert review (if applicable)
Scholarly articles receive double-blind peer review where appropriate.
3. Editorial decision
You receive feedback and a decision (accept, revise, or decline).
4. Final editing & publication
Accepted pieces are copy-edited and prepared for publication.
Submission checklist
Before you upload
Original work
Not published elsewhere and not under consideration elsewhere.
Proper file format
PDF or Word manuscript is ready to review.
Abstract & keywords
Include an abstract (100–150 words) and six keywords.
References
Use APA, Chicago, or Harvard consistently.
Ethics & permissions
You have permissions for any third-party content.
Clarity for readers
Ensure your writing is accessible to non-specialist readers.