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Call for Guest Writers – The Global Disability News Network (GDNN)

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Call for Guest Writers - The Global Disability News Network (GDNN)

The Global Disability News Network (GDNN) is inviting guest writers from across the globe to submit pitches on timely and relevant disability-related topics.

This is an opportunity for writers, disability advocates, researchers, practitioners, journalists, persons with disabilities and others working in the disability field to share their perspectives and contribute to global conversations on disability inclusion, rights and social justice.

Areas of Interest
GDNN welcomes pitches covering a broad range of topics, including:

  • Art, Culture & Media
  • Health & Care
  • Human Rights & Justice
  • Lifestyle
  • Politics & Policy
  • Science & Technology
  • Society & Social Justice
  • Sport
  • Travel & Leisure
  • Work & Economy
  • Youth
  • Other timely disability-related issues
    Writer Rates
    Opinion pieces, reviews and Q&A-style interviews: Fixed rate of USD 300
    Researched articles: USD 0.50 per word, depending on length and time required, up to a maximum of USD 600 for 1,200 words
    AI Policy
    GDNN permits the use of AI for research, editing and transcripts. However, the final published story must be created and written by an actual person.

Contributors are encouraged to review the organisation’s full AI Policy and Code of Ethics before submitting their pitches.

How to Submit
Interested writers should email:

A brief description of their proposed pitch
A relevant writing sample
Their CV
Submissions should be sent to Karina Sturm, News Director, at karina@globaldisabilitynews.org.

Email subject: Guest Writer Pitch

Due to the high volume of submissions, GDNN may not be able to respond to every pitch.

Share the Opportunity
CAN encourages members, disability advocates, researchers, practitioners, journalists and other stakeholders across Africa to share this opportunity within their networks and consider submitting their own perspectives and stories.

Your voice can help shape global conversations about disability, inclusion and social justice.

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