Survivors, descendants, and witnesses of genocide are invited to submit essays, testimonies, or reflections that examine loss, endurance, and the work of remembrance. Submissions should document lived experience and deepen understanding of historical trauma across regions and generations.

Individuals and families affected by illegal deportations are encouraged to submit nonfiction essays, testimonies, or written accounts of separation, loss, and systemic failure. Work should illuminate the human consequences of these violations and their lasting impact on stability and belonging.

Business owners and entrepreneurs are invited to submit essays or written analyses detailing how deportation disrupts labor, operations, and the economic fabric of their communities. Submissions should focus on direct experience and measurable consequences.