We welcome contributions to the Rhodes Project blog and invite you to submit a draft post or an idea for a blog at any time.

 

1. How to Contribute

Complete the submission form on the blog home page, or email us at esilverman@rhodesproject.com.

 

2. Content

We look to publish blog posts with a variety of types of content, with a focus on issues of gender and feminism, women's perspectives, and experiences or thought pieces by and related to women Rhodes Scholars. We welcome a range of formats, including but not limited to:

  • opinion pieces;

  • creative pieces (these can be humorous, satirical, reflective, poetic, or any other form that sparks your writing);

  • articles based on the experiences of women leaders and scholars, including early lives, time at Oxford, career aspirations, current professional endeavors, and relationships with partners and families;

  • responses to content on the Rhodes Project website including previous blogs, working papers, profiles, etc.

Posts should be accessible to a general audience.

 

3. Length

Posts should ideally be between 500 and 2,500 words long. But we are open to shorter and longer pieces. We reserve the right to edit blogs to make them more concise and accessible; we will not publish any of our edits without the author’s approval.

 

4. References

Please use hyperlinks to refer to any relevant sources.

 

5. Contributor's Agreement

By submitting a post to our blog, contributors guarantee that blogs are a product of their own work and previously unpublished. Contributors also agree to permit The Rhodes Project to have the non-exclusive right to use their posts, with full attribution but without further consent, on a non-commercial basis in online and offline publications. As the author, you retain the right to reproduce, distribute, and publicly display your article in any venue, including for commercial purposes, provided you credit the first appearance of the work on The Rhodes Project Blog. You also agree that others can distribute, quote, and build upon the material in your blog post, in any non-commercial medium or format, so long as attribution is given to you as the creator and The Rhodes Project Blog as the source. (This agreement is similar to the CC BY-NC 4.0 Creative Commons license.)