Submit A Dispatch
NAAM is written by organisers, workers, and researchers — not a professional press corps. If you've got a story worth telling, here's how to get it to us.
The Process
4 StepsPitch
Send a two- or three-line summary of the story and why it matters now.
Draft
Write the full piece. 600–1,800 words for reports; theory pieces can run longer.
Review
Our editorial collective checks sourcing and works with you on edits.
Publish
Your dispatch goes out to the full NAAM readership and mailing list.
What We're Looking For
SectorsWorkers
Strikes, organising drives, workplace safety, union democracy.
Peasants
Cooperatives, seed sovereignty, smallholder resistance to agribusiness.
Land Grabs
Investigations into re-zoning, eviction, and extractive land deals.
International
Debt, foreign basing, trade policy, and solidarity across borders.
Theory
Political economy, strategy, and internal movement debate.
Culture
Music, theatre, and art made inside — not about — the movement.
Formatting & Safety Notes
- check Plain text or markdown. We handle layout on our end.
- check Name sources only with their explicit consent — quote anonymously otherwise.
- check Contributors may publish under a pseudonym if a byline could put them at risk.
- check Include photos only if you hold the rights to them — we cannot publish others' press photography.
Ready To Send It In?
Email your pitch or draft to our editorial desk. We reply to every submission within a week.
dispatches@naam.press