Scope of Submission
We welcome submissions from a broad range of disciplines, including but not limited to:
- Poetry as a form of protest and resistance
- The role of the poet in social movements
- Exploring themes of injustice in poetry
- The impact of censorship on poetic expression
- Poetry and activism: historical perspectives
- The relationship between art and political resistance
- Spoken word as a tool for social change
- The significance of voice in protest poetry
- Cultural resistance through poetic forms
- The role of community in poetic activism
- Poetry and the fight for human rights
- The influence of historical events on poetry
- The aesthetics of dissent in poetic works
- The role of digital platforms in protest poetry
- Poetry as a reflection of societal struggles
- The intersection of race and resistance in poetry
- The impact of global movements on poetic expression
- Poetry and the environment as a form of protest
- The significance of personal narratives in resistance poetry
- The role of mentorship in activist poetry
All papers must be original and not previously published or submitted elsewhere.
