No. While some writing and editing experience can help you organise your thoughts, we welcome bold thinkers from all backgrounds. Our editors will work with you to ensure your submission meets our guidelines.

No. We're looking for editors with expertise in one or more of our subject areas. If you're confident in your knowledge, we'll provide the support you need to succeed in the role.

The role is flexible and article-based. You'll be in our editor database and contacted only when a pitch matching your expertise is accepted. You'll collaborate with the author and Theme Leads to turn the accepted pitch into a finished article. Expect to spend approximately 4-6 hours per article, depending on your experience and the piece's complexity.

You are free to accept or decline any engagement based on your availability.

At present, we are not in a position to offer compensation for contributions. As we grow, we are exploring funding pathways to ensure contributors receive direct payment for their work. 

Publishing with Kritikos means contributing to a vital mission. We are building the central hub for information and critical reflection on the forces undermining intellectual freedom and democratic debate. By sharing your work with us, you join a community of thinkers dedicated to this cause.

Beyond the mission, we provide tangible support for your work. We partner with media organisations, academic institutions, policy organisations, and advocacy groups to ensure your publication doesn't just exist but that it's seen, discussed, and used.

Our submission guidelines are available online:

• Pitch Review Process: Learn how we assess and review pitches here

• Article Requirements: Find our editorial guidelines for final articles (short-form: 750 words; long-form: 2,500-3,000 words) here

We collaborate with media organisations, academic institutions, policy organisations, and civil society organisations to ensure our publication are seen, discussed, and used.

Our goal is to create a comprehensive ecosystem around each publication so to maximise its relevance and impact.

Yes, our authors are available for comments, interviews, and speaking engagements. However, we believe their time and expertise should be properly compensated. We do not expect them to participate in these activities without a fee.

No, we do not accept full article submissions. We ask that you first submit a pitch of up to 300 words. If accepted, our editors will then work directly with you to develop your idea into a full article that aligns with our editorial model. You can find more information on our Pitch Review Process here

We partner with media organisations, civil society groups, research initiatives, academic institutions, foundations, and other organisations that share a dedication to critical and genuine enquiry. We do not partner with companies that undermine intellectual enquiry and democratic debate, such as Open AI, Palantir, Meta, Amazon.

Want to start a conversation? Write us at admin@kritikos.institute

Kritikos does not receive funding from governments or corporations.

Our operational model is built on the dedication of our community. We are a volunteer-run initiative, meaning our advisors, authors, and editors contribute their time and expertise out of a shared commitment to unrestricted intellectual curiosity.