Transnational Pathways to Inclusive Feminist Scholarship: Gender and Justice mentorship programme
Gender and Justice (Bristol University Press)
- Type
- Open call
- Support
- Free mentorship: three to four months paired with an editorial board member, three or four online sessions on developing an article for publication, guidance on peer review, and a peer cohort.
- Deadline
- 18 Nov 2026
- Eligibility
- Writers based in the Global South who haven't done graduate research in the Global North, including early-career and postgraduate researchers, independent scholars, activists and practitioners working on feminist, gender or queer theory. No international journal publications needed.
About this open call
The journal Gender and Justice, published by Bristol University Press, is pairing writers from the Global South with members of its editorial board to bring near-finished articles up to publication standard. You apply by email with a statement of interest, an article outline, a writing sample and a two-page CV. The programme welcomes work across academic, activist and creative contexts.
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Apply on Gender and Justice (by email)(opens in a new tab)https://bristoluniversitypressdigital.com/page/27377
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