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Write for the IAPP
The IAPP accepts original submissions written by professionals on a wide variety of topics related to privacy and AI governance. Publishing with us is a unique opportunity to provide thought leadership to professionals around the world and obtain continuing privacy education credits.
The IAPP welcomes article pitches from privacy professionals working across the industry and around the globe. Please view our contributor guidelines below before submitting your pitch.
Before pitching an article to the IAPP, consider how your perspective can shape an informed analysis of the latest developments in privacy, or craft an opinion piece that will ignite conversations among our members.
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Develop your idea
Develop your idea
- Review our previously published articles to ensure your proposed idea has not previously been covered.
Submit a one- to two-paragraph summary about your proposed topic and your expertise on the subject to Michelle Clarke.
Do not send us a full draft of the article first.
- Please review the full contributor guidelines below.
Write the article
Write the article
When your pitch is accepted, begin writing.
- Articles should be between 800 and 1,200 words, depending on the topic.
Use a conversational tone — as if you are chatting over coffee with a friend.
Use hyperlinks instead of footnotes, and use bullets and numbers sparingly.
- Please review the full contributor guidelines below.
Send us your article
Send us your article
- Submissions are reviewed on a rolling basis by the IAPP Editorial Team.
Submission does not guarantee publication.
Include a brief biography and headshot with your submission.
Articles must not have been previously published in another publication.
- Please review the full contributor guidelines below.
Contributor guidelines
Before pitching an article, please review the following guidelines for publishing with the IAPP.
Articles should offer a unique perspective or new subject analysis in privacy, data protection or AI governance. Please review previously published articles to ensure your proposed idea or submission has not been previously covered.
Submit your pitch
Please submit your pitch for an article to Michelle Clarke at mclarke@iapp.org.