Young Upstarts
youngupstarts.com
Small business, entrepreneurship, and professional development writing.
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Submission form
Articles must be original and not under consideration elsewhere. On acceptance, authors transfer exclusive copyright, including electronic distribution rights, to Stanford University. Authors must verify all facts and provide citations for quotations, paraphrased statements, and borrowed ideas. SSIR publishes its AI-usage policy and does not use AI in its review process. Separate routes exist for online, print magazine, and sponsored content submissions.
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Free to submit; no fee is charged and no payment is offered.
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https://ssir.org/submissionsReviewer noteExclusive copyright transfers to Stanford and articles cannot be republished elsewhere without a separate agreement. High editorial bar with a strong research and sourcing requirement.
Last source check: 9 Oct 2026. Due for re-check.
About the publication
Stanford Social Innovation Review (SSIR) publishes authoritative articles on social innovation for leaders of nonprofits, foundations, businesses, and government agencies. It covers social issue areas and strategies for systemic change, and actively seeks contributors from a diverse range of backgrounds and countries.