Looking for Writers!

The Tilt is looking for writers, here is how you apply

New Media Advocacy Project
The Tilt
2 min readSep 13, 2022

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We’re gonna keep it brief

Are you interested in social justice, feminism, art, identity, or philosophy? do you like nerding out about shifting the way we have been looking at things and looking at things from a tilted perspective? If you find narratives fascinating, we are looking for writers for the next months to accompany us on this journey.

We are looking for people who work at intersections: between joy and oppression, poeticism and science, love and abuse.

The Tilt is a publication powered by the New Media Advocacy Project to explore the world of rights, social justice, feminisms, storytelling, and narrative change. We are a publication that questions set paradigms around social justice and reflect on human conditionings, the narratives around us, and where to go next. We publish articles, videos, and visual works that examine contemporary vehicles for cultural production and narrative change.

We care about exploring the narratives from a poetic perspective, for example using art, nature, or a cultural tradition as a metaphor, or even incorporating art within your piece. Some examples of articles are, our poetic take on extraction, an analysis of climate change and restoring connection to the planet, Reimagining the future, or analysing the narrative of space as sacred or profane, or incorporating video and art whilst analysing the history of Wheat. We have two ways of approaching social justice issues: Reframing them or Reflecting on them poetically. See our homepage for more info.

Before sending a pitch, please read our articles here so you can see the tone we have set for our editorial line. Once you have done that, email our Editor Virginia Vigliar at virginia.vigliar@gmail.com.

See you on the other side!

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New Media Advocacy Project
The Tilt

Dispatches from the world of human & environmental rights narrative change