Submission Guidelines
FIELD exists to support creative visibility, connection, and opportunity. We welcome submissions from Jewish creatives, allies, and others who connect with our mission.
FIELD welcomes a diversity of creative perspectives and does not require submissions to engage with Jewish themes, identity, culture, or community in order to be considered.
Before submitting, please review the following guidelines:
• All submissions must be your own work, or you must have permission from the rights holder to submit them.
• Submissions should be relevant to creativity, culture, community, the arts, creative practice, or professional development within the creative industries.
• We welcome a wide range of viewpoints, experiences, and creative approaches. Submissions should contribute thoughtfully and constructively to creative dialogue.
• We do not accept content that promotes hate, discrimination, harassment, violence, extremism, or the exclusion of individuals or groups.
• We do not accept pornographic, sexually explicit, exploitative, or otherwise inappropriate content.
• We do not accept spam, misleading information, scams, fraudulent opportunities, or content intended primarily for advertising purposes.
• Opportunities and events must be legitimate, accurately represented, and submitted by an authorized individual or organization.
• Submission does not guarantee publication, promotion, inclusion, or selection.
• FIELD reserves the right to decline, remove, edit, shorten, format, or curate submissions at its discretion.
• By submitting content, you confirm that the information provided is accurate to the best of your knowledge.
• If selected for publication, promotion, or inclusion, FIELD may contact you for additional information, clarification, images, or supporting materials.
• FIELD reserves the right to update these guidelines as the platform evolves.
Our goal is to cultivate a thoughtful, welcoming, and creatively vibrant community. We encourage submissions that are curious, generous, original, and rooted in meaningful creative engagement.
Make good art.
Don’t be a putz.
This coalition exists to support, connect, and celebrate creatives through art, collaboration, humour, culture, conversation, and community.
This is not a political battleground. This is not an activism arena. This is not a space for harassment, intimidation, or hate.
We have a zero-tolerance policy for antisemitism, anti-zionism, racism, xenophobia, homophobia, misogyny, religious hatred, or discrimination of any kind. Any member engaging in hate speech, targeted harassment, threats, abusive behaviour, dog whistles, denialism, or attempts to make this space hostile or unsafe will be removed immediately and permanently.
No debates. No “just asking questions.” No exceptions.
We are building a space where creatives can exhale. A space to network, create, laugh, share work, discover opportunities, and enjoy genuinely great art without fear, hostility, or constant conflict. Protecting that environment is non-negotiable. If you cannot engage respectfully and in good faith, this is not the space for you.