Pitch a Story
Inside Voices Collective accepts pitches from survivors, journalists, researchers, and people with direct experience with insular religious groups or coercive systems. We are especially interested in thoughtful, well-documented reporting, personal narratives with broader social relevance, and stories traditional media often overlooks.

What We’re Looking For
We Accept
- Investigative reporting
- First-person narratives
- Essays and analysis
- Interviews
- Audio/video storytelling
- Resource-driven journalism
We Avoid
- Trauma dumping without narrative framing
- Fiction
- Unverified allegations
- Conspiracy claims without documentation
- Redundant submissions
What Happens After You Submit
- Editors review every pitch.
- Not all submissions are accepted.
- Feedback will always be provided.
- High-risk allegations require strong documentation.
- Anonymous sourcing is evaluated case-by-case.
A Note on Safety and Privacy
We understand many contributors may be sharing sensitive experiences connected to trauma, religion, family estrangement, or coercive environments. Initial pitches do not need to contain every detail. If your story requires additional privacy or security considerations, we encourage you to note that in your submission.
