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On forests – Call for proposals

Our upcoming themed issue focuses on forests and forest struggles across the continent. Send us your abstract or pitch by Friday 29 November. We welcome submissions from Indigenous activists and researchers, forest protectors, scholar-activists, collectives and creatives, and others working with the forest, environmental and ecological justice movements. Green Agenda publishes essays and non-fiction writing with forceful political and theoretical analysis, we also welcome contributions such as interviews, book reviews, creative and visual projects, and more. [...]

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