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Voices 2025 – Women in Music & Entertainment

November 26, 2024 - February 7, 2025

Call for Submissions: Voices 2025 – Women in Music & Entertainment

The Women’s Centre is excited to announce an open call for submissions for Voices 2025, our annual zine celebrating student voices, stories, and creativity. This year’s theme is Women in Music & Entertainment, focusing on the intersections between music, storytelling, film, and performance.

We invite you to submit your poetry, artwork, photography, short stories, and more to showcase the powerful contributions of women in these dynamic fields. Whether it’s the influence of women in music, their role as musicians who also act, or their contributions to soundtracks, we want to hear from you!

Submission Guidelines:

  • Deadline: February 7th, 2025
  • Format: Accepting poetry, artwork, photography, short stories, and other creative forms
  • Theme: Women in Music & Entertainment

Please send your submissions to literature.wc@wusa.ca.

We look forward to celebrating the diverse voices and stories of women shaping music and entertainment today!

To learn more about Voices and submission requirements, click here.

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