Submission Guidelines
Please find the submission guidelines below:
All submissions must speak to themes, experiences, and perspectives related to local faith actors in humanitarian, development, and peacebuilding work
Preference will be given to faith actors, researchers, and practitioners who can speak to their own direct experiences, including sharing personal stories or journeys, of working in or with local faith communities
For articles, please submit a short pitch to research@jliflc.com (or use the form below) and await our response before submitting a full article
Blogs should use informal and accessible language (avoiding academic language or technical terms)
Articles and blogs should be around 500 words in length
Photos, videos, or other visual materials are encouraged to be included with blog post submissions, provided that appropriate consent has been obtained from any individuals identifiable in the content
JLI will collaborate with contributors to edit submissions where necessary
JLI may not be able to accept every pitch or submission
JLI will collaborate with contributors to identify an appropriate timeframe for posting content
Contributors may need to share their photo, organisational background (where relevant), geographic location, and social media handles before JLI can post a submission. Exceptions can of course be made for cultural or security concerns
Submitting content to the JLI Blog is voluntary, and JLI cannot offer monetary compensation.
All pitches and submissions may be submitted via the JLI website (see the form below), or by emailing research@jliflc.com
Submit Your Pitch
Tell us more, what stories do you want to share with us? Please use the form below to submit pitches. We will get back to you soon.
