We welcome pitches that help readers think clearly about emerging change, possible futures, and the decisions made under uncertainty. A strong proposal starts with a specific question, not a sweeping prediction.
What to pitch
We consider explanatory features, scenario-led essays, and practical introductions to foresight methods. Suitable subjects might examine a signal, compare plausible paths, or show how a connected system changes the choices available. Keep the scope focused and evergreen where possible.
What makes a strong proposal
Tell us the central question, why it matters to readers, the main points you would explore, and what material supports the piece. Flag uncertainty and distinguish evidence from interpretation. Do not send confidential information or claim certainty about outcomes that cannot be known.
How to send it
Send your proposal through the Contact page and choose the editorial question option. Include a short account of your approach and any relevant writing samples you can share. Please do not send a complete article unless requested.