1. Research Articles.
2. Commentaries and Perspectives.
3. Audio and Video Documentaries.
4. Photo Essays and Virtual Exhibitions.
5. Data Visualizations.
6. Tools and Case Studies.

• Original research or in-depth case studies that align with the theme of bridging knowledge systems.
• Articles should focus on the integration of traditional knowledge with modern sustainability science.

• Well-structured with clear objectives, methodology, results, and discussion sections.
• Community engagement and participatory research methods must be highlighted.
• Include at least one co-author from the local community involved in the research.
• Must be previously unpublished work.

• Reflective and critical essays discussing the challenges, opportunities, and experiences of cross-cultural scientific collaboration.
• Can include opinion pieces on how to reform global knowledge systems to be more inclusive.

• Should offer thought-provoking analysis relevant to bridging knowledge systems.
• Encouraged to include examples from personal or institutional experience, especially in Global North-South collaborations.

Content:

• Audiovisual pieces narrating research processes or outcomes, with a particular focus on community engagement in sustainability efforts.
• Documentaries should tell a compelling story of knowledge generation and integration between traditional and scientific methods.
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Criteria:

• Must be accompanied by a brief explanatory text (500-1000 words) outlining the aim, objectives, results, and impact of the work.
• Videos should be submitted in standard formats (MP4 or MOV) with a resolution of at least 1080p.
• Clear narrative and production quality, with audio and visuals well synchronized.
• Must provide consent from individuals or communities involved in the documentary, where necessary.

Content:

• Visual storytelling formats that capture fieldwork, community interactions, or sustainability projects.
• Photos must narrate a story or research process that aligns with the issue’s theme.

Criteria:

• Must be submitted as high-resolution images (JPEG or PNG) with captions for each image.
• A brief descriptive text (500-1000 words) must accompany the photo essay, explaining the context, research, and the role of local knowledge systems.
• Must include consent from individuals featured in the photos.
• Photos should convey a clear narrative, documenting key stages of the research or collaboration.

Content:

• Visual representations of complex data related to sustainability or climate action, such as maps, charts, and infographics.

Criteria:

• Must be accompanied by a brief (500-1000 words) explanatory text describing the data source, visualization method, and insights drawn from the data.
• Interactive visualizations must be submitted in formats supported by common web standards (e.g., HTML5, JavaScript).

Static visualizations should be high-resolution images (PNG, JPEG, or PDF) with clear labels and legends.