a resource library open call, as part of ungovernable study's 2026–27 dispersed curriculum, "on the land ... in the poem"
ungovernable study welcomes contributions to our online resource library collection gathered in tandem with “on the land … in the poem”, our 2026–27 dispersed curriculum of conversations, essays, and gatherings facilitated autonomously with informal groups, practitioners, and organizations. Our Fall semester deadline is October 23rd. To learn more about the curriculum, please visit www.ungovernable.study and visit our online library, www.liberatorypractice.org.
Submission information
Your name (or, if you'd prefer to stay anonymous, no problem).
First Name
Last Name
Your e-mail.
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Name of author(s) and publisher(s) of the work your submitting (or, if you'd prefer to stay anonymous, no problem).
Title of material your submitting and year of publication.
What theme(s) would you like your submission to be tagged with? Please take a look at our library for existing themes or suggest new themes if needed. You can add up to 3 themes.
Is this material yours to share and/or do you have permission from the makers to share and distribute it for educational purposes?
Permissions and limitations in sharing your work
We’re delighted to finally be able to expand our digital library into printed form and are planning spring and summer pop-ups at various sites, including parks, bookstores, art and community spaces. As always, projects we facilitate which take place in partnership with nonprofits aim to redirect resources toward the building of autonomous networks of support beyond the nonprofit industrial complex. Contributors are invited to opt-in to share their materials as part of future IRL pop-ups and/or limit the sharing of their works in accordance with their needs.
Would you like your materials to be included in future spaces of study and in-person library pop-ups at bookstores, book fairs, parks, art and community spaces? Are there any limitations you'd like to place on the sharing of your work (i.e. online only, in-print only, grassroots/community spaces only, etc.)?
If you said yes to including your materials in future physical iterations of our library: Would you like us to create the printed iteration of your work? Or do you prefer to mail us your own copies? If mailing your copies, please let us know around when we should expect them or provide a tracking number below. Thank you so much!
Mailing Instructions
If choosing to mail us a printed iteration of your work, please send us a copy to the following address: kimi malka hanauer, 43-40 34th Street, Floor 2, Long Island City, NY 11101.
File Submissions
You can choose to upload your files or include a direct link below. Please note all files must be under 10MB. If submitting multiple files, please ensure they are all elements of the same project. If you would like to submit multiple projects, please fill out a new form for each project you'd like to contribute.
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Thank you for sharing your work with us! We'll be uploading submissions into our library as we receive them. We are a nimble team, but will do our very best to respond to communications in a timely manner. Thank you and all the love ~ ungovernable study ~
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