Submission Guidelines for Advocates, Organizations, and Researchers
CUP is looking for advocates, organizations, and researchers with complex policy issues that need visual explanation. We seek advocates with a constituency who would directly benefit from an issue of Making Policy Public. While applicants need not be affiliated with an organization they must have a credible plan for distributing the completed publication to a target audience. Applicants should be interested in engaging in a collaborative design process and, most of all, interested in explaining an aspect of public policy. Applicants must be able to attend meetings in New York City. Applicants from any discipline, professional status, or age are eligible.
Honoraria, Additional Resources
— Advocates chosen by the jury to participate in the collaborative design process will receive 1000 copies of the fold-out poster to distribute directly to their constituents, as well as the right to republish the work in perpetuity.
— Advocates will receive an honorarium of $1000.
— CUP will manage the research, editing, and production processes and will provide additional staffing, as needed.
