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FOUNDATION NEWS  &  INSIGHTS

Shaping the Future of Law.

Call for Submissions.

Updated: Sep 11

Redefining Legal Thought in the Age of Artificial Intelligence and Human Possibility.


The Elizabeth Tweneboah Foundation (ETF) invites thought leaders, legal practitioners, scholars, students, and innovators to contribute to Foundation News & Insights, our platform for ideas shaping the future of law in a world marked by artificial intelligence, automation, and global complexity. We seek bold, accessible contributions that offer fresh frameworks, provoke thought, and illuminate how legal systems can better serve individual transformation. Our aim is to foster dialogue that innovates and humanizes the law.


Why Contribute?


Your insights will reach a growing community of legal and interdisciplinary changemakers working to ensure that the law remains grounded in the human experience even as it adapts to emerging technologies. You will be part of a pioneering conversation exploring how legal frameworks can evolve to meet the challenges of our time..


Submissions Types We Accept


  • Op-Eds & Thought Pieces (800–1,500 words)

    • Opinion-driven writing on emerging legal questions, values, or cultural shifts.

  • Trend Analyses (1,000–1,500 words)

    • Forward-looking commentary on developments in law, technology, education, or public policy.

  • Practice Innovations (500–1,000 words)

    • Practical tools or concepts that are reshaping how legal professionals approach their work.

  • Voices of the Future (500–800 words)

    • Student submissions offering fresh perspectives on the role of law in society.


Priority Themes


  • Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Law

  • Humanism, Ethics, and Legal Judgement

  • Innovations in Legal Education

  • Other topics at the intersection of law, innovation, and public welfare


Submission Guidelines


  • Length: 500–1,500 words, depending on format

  • Style: Clear, thoughtful, and accessible to interdisciplinary readers

  • Citations: Chicago or Bluebook, if applicable

  • Originality: Submissions must be original and unpublished

  • Deadline: Rolling


How to Submit Your Work


Please email your submission to publishing@etfny.org using the following subject line:

Submission – [Your Topic] | Foundation News & Insights


We look forward to reading your ideas and helping shape the future of law through the power of human insight.









 
 
 
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