Call for Papers—The Peace Journalist magazine;
Call for audio clips—Peace Journalism Perspectives
Podcast
The Peace Journalist magazine is seeking submissions for
our April, 2017 edition. The Peace Journalist is a semi-annual publication
(print and .pdf) of the Center for Global Peace Journalism at Park University
in Parkville, Missouri. The Peace Journalist is dedicated to disseminating news
and information for and about teachers, students, and practitioners of peace
and conflict sensitive journalism.
Submissions are welcome from all. For the next edition of
The Peace Journalist, we are seeking short submissions (300-550 words)
detailing peace journalism projects, classes, proposals, academic works in the
field, etc. We also welcome longer submissions (800-1200 words) about peace or
conflict sensitive journalism projects or program.
Please submit your article via email to
steve.youngblood@park.edu. Also send a 2-3 sentence biography of the author, as
well as a small head and shoulders photo of the author. In addition, please
submit photos and graphics that could accompany your article.s, as well as
academic works from the field. The Peace Journalist will not run general
articles about peace initiatives or projects, but rather seeks only articles
with a strong peace media/peace journalism/conflict sensitive journalism angle.
The magazine submission deadline is March 7. However,
given the limited space available in this issue, it’s advisable to submit your
article early.
To see a .pdf of the October, 2016 edition, go to:
Similarly, the Peace Journalism Perspectives Podcast
(http://www.park.edu/center-for-peace-journalism/podcast.html) is seeking audio
clips related to PJ—short PJ-style radio stories; short interviews with PJ
practitioners/teachers; audio clips from PJ events, etc. Please keep your clips
to under 3 minutes, and submit to me (mp3) by email. The podcast deadline is
February 20.
Thank you in advance for your interest in the Peace
Journalist and the PJ podcast.
Steven L. Youngblood, Editor, The Peace Journalist
Director, Center for Global Peace Journalism
Author, “Peace Journalism Principles and Practices”
Park University, Parkville, MO USA
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