News & Stories
Announcing Issue 26 of Open Rivers: Commitment
We are pleased to announce that the twenty-sixth issue of Open Rivers:Rethinking Water, Place & Community is now available. In addition, Open Rivers is currently inviting proposals for columns for our 2025 issue on Rights, Conflict, and Water. We seek contributions that foreground the complexities and intersections of water rights and water conflicts in myriad contexts.
Call for Proposals: Rights, Conflict, and Water
Open Rivers: Rethinking Water, Place & Community is currently inviting proposals for our 2025 issue on Rights, Conflict, and Water. We invite proposals from scholars, activists, artists, professionals, policymakers, community members, scientists, and practitioners (including faculty, staff, and students) who offer insight on rights, conflicts, and water broadly conceived.
Call for Submissions, Open Rivers: Women & Water
Open Rivers: Rethinking Water, Place & Community invites submissions for the Spring 2022 issue on Women & Water. For authors interested in peer review, abstract submissions are due August 20, 2021. For all other articles, abstract submissions are due September 17, 2021. Read the full call for submissions here.
Announcing Issue 18 of Open Rivers, Water Futures
On local and global scales, concerns about our water systems emerge from many directions. This new issue approaches the question of the future of water from a different angle by exploring practices that move us toward desirable futures with water.
Introducing Open Rivers Issue Seventeen: Relationality
Issue Seventeen (Fall 2020) of Open Rivers was created in connection with the Mellon Environmental Stewardship, Place, and Community Initiative. Many of the pieces in this issue offer an implicit challenge: how might our ways of engaging environmental challenges change if we considered ourselves as related, if we considered the “natural world” as other-than-human relatives? How might this interconnectedness impact our relationships with the world around us and with each other?