Open call for submissions
We are so very excited to announce the themes for the 2025 Issues and submission deadlines.
Whether you consider yourself an artist or not, this space is for YOU. As long as your submission is written word, visual art, or media, we encourage you to send it.
The Family Issue
March 8
This issue explores how our families influence who we become. The values, traditions, and dynamics that shape us, and how we, in turn, make intentional choices to shape our own families, whether by honoring, redefining, or breaking away from those influences.
The Period Issue
June 7
This theme delves into menstruation as a broad and multifaceted experience, NOT exclusive to CIS women. It highlights period poverty and justice, period care, as well as ancestral and growing knowledge surrounding periods.
The Death Issue
September 6
This theme explores the many sides of grief, looking at the traditions and rituals around death and loss and how we navigate them.
The Manifestation Issue
December 6
This theme delves into the revolutionary power of imagination—how it empowers us to envision and build the futures we dream of for ourselves and for the future of humanity.
General Submissions
Permanently Open
Do you have work that may not fit our outlined themes? Don’t worry! We want to encourage you to still submit, we want to create space for you to tell the story you want to tell it, through whichever medium you wish to tell it.
Guidelines
We will ONLY consider submissions by womxn, femme, or non-binary creatives of the global majority.
We encourage work in your native language with a translation, as well as English, Spanish & Spanglish. If chosen, it will be published in the original language.
Written work must not exceed 1000 words.
🙏🏽PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE 🙏🏽 Name your files with your first and last name.
There is no submission fee.
Creatives whose work is published in the magazine will receive a free copy of the issue in which they were published.
For questions, email us at: submissions@panochazine.com
Pan(*)cha Zine seeks to elevate the voices of womxn, femme, and non-binary creatives of the global majority who are looking for a space for self-expression.
Why?
We are tired of trying to fit in boxes too small to contain us. We are too colorful to try to paint ourselves under the same tones.