Call for Submissions
Are you ready to shape the future of social work and mental health?
We are seeking diverse, bold, and original voices for our new publication. As a national, youth-led organization spanning 36+ universities, we are building the premier platform for students—the "Teen Vogue" of social work, psychology, counseling, and social sciences.
We exist to bridge the gap between classroom theory and macro-level impact. Whether you are an undergraduate student or a seasoned practitioner, we want to hear your perspective on advocacy, policy, and the evolving landscape of mental health.
Why contribute?
Amplify Your Voice: Reach a growing network of students, faculty, and professionals across the country. Your work won't just sit in a folder; it will be featured in our newsletters and across our national social media channels.
Bridge the Gap: This is your chance to speak directly to the educational institutions and professors who shape our field. Bring your frontline concerns to the people in a position to listen.
Build Your Portfolio: Start your professional journey early. Gain valuable experience in public writing and research dissemination. A publication with us serves as a live, citable piece for your resume or graduate school applications.
Submission Guidelines
Please note: All Op-Eds represent the views of the individual author and do not necessarily reflect the official positions of [Organization Name].
The Vision: We are looking for content that is relevant to our mission of empowering youth-led advocacy and policy reform. We want the fresh, critical perspectives that are currently missing from mainstream professional journals.
Originality: Submissions must be your own original thought. Please do not use AI-generated content; we want to hear your unique voice, not an algorithm's.
Format: Please submit a brief proposal outlining your topic and core argument first. Once approved, final submissions should be limited to 800 words.
Review Process: All accepted pieces will undergo a collaborative editorial process to ensure your work is polished and impactful.
Standards: We are a space for professional growth and inclusive dialogue. We do not accept inappropriate, discriminatory, or disrespectful content.
Ready to start?
Help us define the next generation of social work and mental health policy. We can’t wait to read your work.