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.

Content:

• Original research or in-depth case studies that align with the theme of “Bridging Power and Knowledge”.
• Articles should focus on the integration of traditional and indigenous knowledge with formalized academic sustainability science, demonstrating how these diverse forms of knowledge can complement and enhance sustainable practices. However, alternative formats that reflect diverse forms of knowledge and communication are welcome, as long as they contribute meaningfully to the theme and objectives of the special issue

Criteria:

• Submissions should be well-structured with clear objectives, methodology, results, and discussion sections.
• Community engagement and participatory research methods must be highlighted.

Content:

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

Criteria:

• The submission 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.

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Content:

• Audiovisual pieces showcasing 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.

Criteria:

• 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.
• Must provide consent from individuals or communities involved in the documentary, where necessary.
• Photos should convey a clear narrative, documenting key stages of the research or collaboration.

Content:

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

Criteria:

• 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.