Teaching Tolerance designers will review unsolicited submissions of artwork. The magazine s subject matter is extremely specific, depending on the stories scheduled to appear in a particular issue. Because the magazine is published only twice yearly, even if the design staff likes your work, they may not make contact for many months. Teaching Tolerance receives a large number of unsolicited submissions, and its staff regrets that it cannot return unsolicited materials, answer unsolicited submissions of artwork or accept phone calls concerning freelance work or unsolicited submissions. A typical issue will contain 10 spot illustrations and five fully illustrated stories.
Illustration is subject to editorial approval, and changes to the final artwork are often required.
However, we do pay on acceptance, meaning once you have been asked to illustrate a story you will be paid for it after the artwork is received, even if changes are required. Additional payment is possible if any requested changes require a substantial amount of time. Thank you for your interest in Teaching Tolerance magazine. Sorry, we will not accept telephone inquiries concerning unsolicited submissions. How to Help Copyright Information.