SpeakEasy Website, Zine & Anthology Submissions
Black Lives Natter
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Fri, 12 Sep 2025 "> published -
Event Summary
Event Description
Details
Submission Period: Ongoing
Who Can Submit: Black & Black/Mixed poets at all stages (beginners or experienced)
How to Submit: Share your poetry via Google Form
Where It Will Appear: Selected submissions may be published on the BLN website, in the bi-annual zine, or in the next BLN Anthology
About the Opportunity:
This is an open call for Black and Global Majority poets as part of the SpeakEasy programme. Submissions provide an opportunity to have your poetry showcased digitally and in print, connecting with our community and contributing to a broader archive of contemporary Black and Global Majority voices.
Submission Terms & Conditions:
By submitting your work, you confirm that:
- The work is your own original creation.
- You give Black Lives Natter CIC permission to publish or produce your work as part of the SpeakEasy programme, including the website, zine, or Anthology.
- You understand submissions are unpaid and not all submissions will be selected.
- If selected for the zine or Anthology, you will receive a free copy.
- Copyright remains with you; BLN does not claim ownership and will only use your work for the stated purposes of publication or production.
Get Involved:
Black Lives Natter CIC is a non-profit organisation seeking to grow through donations, volunteering, and collaborations. Join us by submitting work, attending events, supporting our programmes, or contributing to our mission of cultural care and creative empowerment.
Event Overview
- Event Title: SpeakEasy Website, Zine & Anthology Submissions
- Type: Open call
- Date: Thu, 11th Sep 2025 to Thu, 11th Jun 2026
- Location: UK-wide
Useful Links
How to Book
Submit your poetry via our Google Form.
- Contact name: Eljai Morais
- Contact email: [email protected]
About Black Lives Natter
Black Lives Natter is a London-based community arts organisation dedicated to providing free and low-cost opportunities and events for Black and Global Majority individuals. We focus on survivors, neuro-diverse, queer, older creatives and those with disabilities. We believe that communities thrive when the individuals within them are seen and heard. Through shared stories, art, and theatre, we aim to heal, document, and celebrate lived experiences, creating safe, non-judgmental spaces.