Equity in Co-Production Special Collection 
We are seeking submissions to the journal Community Science, for a special issue entitled, "Equity in Co-Production". 

A limited number of publishing scholarships are available. If you would like to be considered for a publishing scholarship to cover the costs of publishing an article in the special collection, complete this form by January 29, 2023. Completing this form is not a guarantee that your submission will be published. 

The recommended due date for the articles is September 30, 2023, and the final deadline for submissions is December 31, 2023. 

If you have any questions, please reach out directly to Kristin Timm (kmtimm@alaska.edu).

Kristin M. F. Timm, University of Alaska Fairbanks 
Julian Reyes, USDA Climate Hubs 
Caitlin Simpson, NOAA Regional Integrated Sciences and Assessments 
Louie Rivers, Environmental Protection Agency
Jylana L. Sheats, University of California- Berkely 
Thomas F. Thornton, National Academy of Sciences, Board on Environmental Change and Society; University of Alaska Southeast 
K. L.Akerlof, George Mason University 

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Manuscript or Submission Title
Note: It is okay if this is a draft. Your title can change in the final submission.
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Submit a brief summary of what you plan to submit or an abstract for your manuscript. Please limit your response to 1,250 characters or less than 250 words. 

Note: It is okay if this is a draft. Your title can change in the final submission. 
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  • Practice Articles: Academic-style articles about how communities and scientists work together to do science that advances community priorities. Practice articles focus on our learning about the process of community science, not so much on the specific results. This can include case studies of community science projects, theoretical foundations for community science, and evidence-based or experience-tested practices for effective community science.
  • Review Articles: Broader overview of community science projects and practices. These will usually be solicited by the editors.
  • Project Reports: The products and results of community science projects. Reports covering projects at all scales are welcome as long as they clearly document community participation and benefit. We encourage these reports to generally inform the field of community science. We strongly encourage people who submit a project article to also submit a project report to the knowledge exchange, and to use that to make the work more accessible to non-researchers. The purpose of the project article type is to create a way for projects to report on not just their scientific results, but also community science practices that contributed those results.
  • Commentaries: Short, timely discussions of community science, including pieces that promote a culture for community science worldwide. This section of the journal is meant to provide a peer-reviewed venue for discussing the policies and practices that can advance community science or offer visions for the future of community science.
  • Community Science Exchange: Project descriptions, resources, news, or items of any other kind that you think may fall within our scope. Submissions are internally reviewed by the American Geophysical Union (AGU), and there is no cost to make a submission.


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Would you like to be considered for a publishing scholarship to cover the costs of publishing your manuscript to this special collection after it has been accepted for publication? 
Community Science is an open access journal. The costs for publishing are: Practice or Review Articles ($2,000 USD), Project Reports ($1000 USD), or Commentary (free to publish).

We have a limited number of publishing scholarships available to support authors, especially those from outside academic institutions or might otherwise be unable to afford to make a submission. 
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Please limit your response to 1,250 characters or less than 250 words. Authors will be notified in early 2023.
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