College Level Opportunities

Our goal is to give young writers and artists a platform to publish their most creative, fantastical, and unique ideas. We also want to give youth a free and accessible way to publish their pieces. We believe in equality and giving everyone a voice. So, what crazy ideas have you come up with? Submissions are accepted through the Google Form as flash fiction, short story, poetry, creative nonfiction, digital art, and traditional art. You must be at least 13 to submit and no older than 30. Please submit all pieces in the same genre in one submission per issue. You may submit to multiple genres.

Our issues are themed so be sure to check our website to find information about our current one!

A Pakistani community platform breaking down patriarchal structures, one unheard story at a time.

Education 4 Advancement is looking to publish articles (and other forms of writing) about educational equity, high school, college, productivity, college applications, studying advice, etc! We accept one-time submissions through our email moco.e4a@gmail.com with the subject line “E4A Blog Submission” or through DM (@education4advancement on Instagram). We also accept Resident Contributors on a rolling basis (officer role that writes 2-4 articles per month).

Sepia Journal is a literary and arts journal currently accepting submissions for our third issue. Sepia is committed to showcasing the work of both emerging and established artists. All artists are eligible to submit, irrespective of age, experience, or location. We welcome submissions from underrepresented or marginalized communities, or any artists whose stories typically go unheard. As a youth-led organization, we are also particularly interested in offering a home to young voices. Sepia Journal also runs Staccato, an online gallery of film and audio. Send us your short films, music recordings (covers or originals!), radio messages, voice memos, and more!

We’re a virtual zine by and for young creatives aimed at amplifying the voices of the historically excluded. We operate under the core idea that being a little broken—having a few fault lines— is precisely what makes us real and beautiful. If you're BIPOC, queer, neurodivergent, disabled, or otherwise marginalized, submit to us!

Sunbow Zine is a creative platform bringing together art, writing, climate justice, culture, and identity in a space by and or young women and queer artists. We accept writing submissions including poetry, short stories, opinion pieces, and personal essays.