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Submit Your Article to Mankind Planet Pioneers

Share your ideas, insights, and solutions for our shared planet.

Mankind Planet Pioneers (MPP) is an open platform dedicated to exploring the relationship between humanity and the Earth. We invite contributors to submit thoughtful, well-argued articles that engage with the climate crisis, sustainability, justice, and the future of humankind.

Who Can Contribute?

We welcome submissions from a diverse range of contributors, including:

Researchers and academics
University students and early-career scholars
Policy analysts and practitioners
Journalists and writers
Activists and professionals working on climate, environment, and social issues

We value independent perspectives and critical thinking. Submissions from public relations firms, lobbyists, or purely promotional content will not be considered.

Topics We Are Interested In

Mankind Planet Pioneers welcomes articles that explore climate diplomacy, climate literacy, climate policy, and climate finance, while engaging with broader questions of climate justice, inequality, and the relationship between humanity and nature. We are particularly interested in contributions that examine energy transition, green policy, and the social, political, and ethical dimensions of the climate crisis, grounded in local and Global South perspectives with relevance to global debates.

How to Submit an Article

To submit your article, please upload your manuscript through the submission form below.
Your submission should include:

Our editorial team will review your submission and aim to respond within 3–5 working days. Due to limited capacity, we may not be able to provide detailed feedback for all submissions.

Article Length

Articles should typically range between 1,000 and 2,500 words.
This length allows for depth while remaining accessible to a broad audience.

Writing Style and Editorial Guidelines

We encourage clear, engaging, and argument-driven writing. Please consider the following:

Clarity Over Formality
Avoid academic-style structuring. Start with your main argument and write in a way that is accessible to non-specialist readers.
Avoid Excessive Jargon
Use simple language and explain technical terms when necessary.
Data in Narrative Form
Present data and evidence.
Provide Context
Use hyperlinks to credible sources, research, or reports to strengthen your argument.
Be Argumentative and Reflective
We value strong perspectives, critical reflection, and original insights—not just summaries of existing debates.

Are Contributions Paid?

At this time, MPP does not offer financial compensation for published articles.
However, contributors benefit from visibility, editorial support, and the opportunity to engage with a growing community of thinkers and practitioners concerned with the planet’s future.