Submissions to Libertroph Magazine are currently closed.

That said, we would love to hear from folks who have a future submission in mind. Topics we’re especially interested in for upcoming issues include:

  • Wealth, land, and redistribution

  • Reporting-style pieces on current organizing efforts led by white anti-racist organizers

  • Community-level organizing that seeks to reduce the power of the far Right and disorganize white supremacist groups and actions

  • Efforts to confront and transform white culture

  • Speculative fiction pieces that expand our imaginations on what futures beyond the violence of white dominant culture might look and feel like

If you have something in mind that may be a good fit for Libertroph, please contact us.

  • Submissions are welcome from anybody with a story to tell about white anti-racist organizing and culture-building, regardless of your race. We encourage submissions from people of all generations, geographies, genders, and abilities. 

    We invite submissions of all genres and mediums, including: visual art, comics, somatic practices, photography, nonfiction, fiction, interviews and profiles, prose and poetry, facilitation or practice resources and guides, video and audio, music, recipes, and more. If you aren’t sure about a submission, contact us or submit anyway

    We welcome up to 3 submissions per contributor. The magazine will have both digital and print editions. Your submission may be included in one or both.

    While there is no word limit to submissions, we encourage written pieces under 2,500 words. (And, we know some pieces genuinely need more. If that’s your piece, please don’t feel bound by this guideline.)

    We do not consider AI-generated submissions. Submissions must be human-made at all stages.

  • Please plan to submit a 150-300 word artist statement alongside your pieces to demonstrate the connection to the theme of white anti-racist organizing. If selected for online publication, your art will be paired with image descriptions for accessibility purposes.

  • Libertroph Issue 02 will be published in mid-2026. The dates below offer a range for what you should expect of our annual submissions process. It is subject to change, as we move at the pace necessary to tend to our community’s collective needs. 

    • Mid-November: Call for submissions opens

    • January : Call for submissions closes

    • March: Notifications for submissions that are accepted

    • April-May: Work with Libertroph’s editorial team to review and incorporate edits and finalize your contribution 

      • Please note: the editing phase focuses on both traditional edits and refining the anti-racism analysis and framing.

    • June: Digital issue released

    • September: Print issue released

  • Selected contributors will receive a print copy of Libertroph, as well as invitations to join us at Libertroph events for readings and community-building. 


    Libertroph is a volunteer-run effort, and at this time, contributors should not expect monetary compensation. The print edition is funded by donations and values-aligned ads. You can donate and review our financial transparency information here.

  • Libertroph exclusively publishes artist and creator-owned media, and contributors retain the rights to their work.

    We welcome works that have been posted online already via your social media, website or blog. You can also submit a piece to us that’s been published elsewhere, as long as you have permission from the publication that previously released your work.