Write for us

Clear Community Hub welcomes pitches that bring a precise, fresh view to the rooms and shared places people use. We are interested in clear explanations, useful comparisons and close observations grounded in everyday experience.

What to propose

A strong pitch names one focused subject, the reader it serves and the central point the piece will make. It might examine how a room's arrangement supports a particular activity, compare two ways of presenting information, or explain the history of a familiar feature of communal space. Keep the scope manageable and show why the subject matters beyond one narrow setting.

What makes a good piece

We value plain language, specific details and a clear line of thought. Explain terms a general reader may not know, distinguish observation from evidence and avoid universal claims about what every group needs. Proposals should not depend on invented examples, unsupported statistics or advice that requires specialist or local-rule checking.

Send a proposal

Send a short pitch through the Contact page and choose the editorial question option. Include a working title, a brief outline and a few lines about your approach. A proposal is not a commission, and the editorial team may suggest a different scope or decline a subject that does not fit.