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Ghetto Frida, courtesy of Rio Yañez

Feminist Formations invites submissions that reflect the journal’s mission to cultivate a forum where feminists from around the world articulate research, theory, activism, teaching, and learning. The resources here, including our Author Guidelines below, should guide you in the preparation of your manuscript. Keep in mind our mission statement in this process.

We are particularly interested in cutting-edge feminist work in the following areas:

Affect Theory	Asian and Asian American Feminisms
Black Feminisms	Borderlands Studies
Chican@ and Latin@ Feminisms	Critical Ethnic Studies
Critical Youth Studies	Critical Geography
Cultural Studies	Critical Disability Studies
Indigenous Feminisms	Performance Studies
Posthuman Studies	Public Scholarship
Queer of Color Critique	Queer Theory
Rhetoric	Trans Studies/Trans Feminisms
Transnational Feminisms	Visual Cultures

Author Guidelines

Download our style guide, submission checklist, anonymization guide, and a sample article. Submissions should be prepared in the following manner:

Check to make sure that your manuscript falls within the Feminist Formations guidelines of 8,000-11,000 words. The word count includes endnotes and references.
Remove all identifying information, with the exception of the cover page, which should contain the author’s institutional affiliation and contact information (i.e. postal address, phone number, and e-mail address). The cover page should contain the following acknowledgment: “This is a draft copy of a manuscript submitted to Feminist Formations. If it is accepted for publication, the copyright will be assigned to the publisher, the Johns Hopkins University Press.”

Papers should be submitted to this Feminist Formations Submitable page directly

Questions about the submission process may be sent to editorial assistant, Carina M. Buzo Tipton at feministformations@oregonstate.edu.

For any questions about the journal in general or about submitting, please feel free to contact the editor, Patti Duncan.