Submit Your Work
RRF welcomes submissions to our Opinion and Explainer sections. We accept work on any topic related to the Rohingya, Arakan, and Myanmar.
Research, reports, and archival contributions are currently produced in-house or by invitation, and are not accepted as open submissions at this time.
Types of Work Accepted
Opinion
Perspectives and analysis from writers, contributors, and scholars.
Explainer
Concise, accessible breakdowns of key events, terms, and developments, written in plain language for readers who want to quickly understand what happened and why it matters.
Opinion & Explainer
Opinion
Submissions must relate to the Rohingya, Arakan, and Myanmar.
Work must be original, unpublished, and written entirely by the submitter. AI-generated content is not accepted.
Submissions should not be under review elsewhere at the time of submission. If your piece is accepted for publication by another outlet while under consideration with us, please let us know immediately.
All claims must be fact-based and supported by credible sources. A full list of references used must be included with your submission.
RRF does not accept content that promotes terrorism, extremism, hate speech, or incitement to violence.
Submissions must be respectful of the communities discussed and free from discriminatory or defamatory language.
Please disclose any personal, professional, or financial interest that may relate to the subject of your piece.
RRF reserves the right to edit submissions for length, clarity, and style prior to publication; any substantial changes will be shared with the author for review before the piece goes live.
Include your full name, a photo (if applicable), and a short two- to three-line bio with your submission.
Word count: 800–1,500 words
Send your submission to [email protected].
Explainer
The piece must explain an event, issue, or development in clear, simple, and accessible terms, written for a general audience with no prior background assumed.
Submissions must relate to the Rohingya, Arakan, and Myanmar.
Work must be original, unpublished, and written entirely by the submitter. AI-generated content is not accepted.
Submissions should not be under review elsewhere at the time of submission. If your piece is accepted for publication by another outlet while under consideration with us, please let us know immediately.
All claims must be fact-based and supported by credible sources. A full list of references used must be included with your submission.
RRF does not accept content that promotes terrorism, extremism, hate speech, or incitement to violence.
Submissions must be respectful of the communities discussed and free from discriminatory or defamatory language.
RRF reserves the right to edit submissions for length, clarity, and style prior to publication; any substantial changes will be shared with the author for review before the piece goes live.
Include your full name, a photo (if applicable), and a short two- to three-line bio with your submission.
Word count: 500–1,200 words
Send your submission to [email protected].
Review Process
All submissions are reviewed by RRF, with input from scholars and subject experts where needed, for accuracy, clarity, and quality. If your piece is selected for publication, we will contact you within 10 working days; if you do not hear back within that time, please consider your submission not accepted on this occasion.
Authors are solely responsible for the views expressed in their work. Publication on RRF does not imply endorsement of an individual author's opinions by the Foundation.
Benefits
- Your work joins a trusted, growing platform on Rohingya history and Myanmar.
- Published pieces can be cited or referenced in academic projects and research.
- Contributing adds recognition for students and researchers within academic and scholarly networks.