Mukoli: The Magazine for Peace

10/28/2025

Good news, creatives — the Mukoli Issue 5 Contest deadline has been extended to November 15, 2025! More time to polish your piece, more space to create. Submit your fiction, nonfiction, poetry, or multimedia work today — https://mukoli.net/the-mukoli-contest/

10/24/2025

Send us your fiction, nonfiction, poetry, or multimedia art for Mukoli’s Issue 5.
Be part of a global creative community imagining peace. 💫 Submit today: https://mukoli.net/contest-guidelines/

10/23/2025

⏰ Only one week left to submit to Mukoli’s Issue 5 Competition! Don’t miss your chance to share your voice in The Magazine for Peace!

Submit today!https://mukoli.net/contest-guidelines/

10/22/2025

⏰ Only one week left to submit to Mukoli’s Issue 5 Competition! Don’t miss your chance to share your voice in The Magazine for Peace. Submit today: https://mukoli.net/contest-guidelines/

10/15/2025

Submit today! We can't believe we're halfway through the month and we're still excited to view your stories and works of art. Are you as excited as we are? Enter the contest now -- https://mukoli.net/the-mukoli-contest/

Submissions Reminder — Issue 5 Contest!

When submitting your work to the Mukoli Magazine Issue 5 Contest, please remember: All submissions must be anonymous!

That means your submitted document should not include your name, bio, email, or any other identifying information anywhere in the file. This helps us ensure a fair and unbiased review process for every writer and artist.

You’ll have a chance to share your information in the submission form — just not inside the document itself 📚

Submit today! https://mukoli.net/the-mukoli-contest/

10/12/2025

Submit to our Issue 5 Contest today! ✨ https://mukoli.net/the-mukoli-contest/

Share your words, art, and vision for peace — and remember, submissions must be anonymous.

10/09/2025

Submissions Reminder — Issue 5 Contest!

When submitting your work to the Mukoli Magazine Issue 5 Contest, please remember: All submissions must be anonymous!

That means your submitted document should not include your name, bio, email, or any other identifying information anywhere in the file. This helps us ensure a fair and unbiased review process for every writer and artist.

You’ll have a chance to share your information in the submission form — just not inside the document itself 📚

Submit today! https://mukoli.net/the-mukoli-contest/

10/08/2025

Don't forget to submit! https://mukoli.net/the-mukoli-contest/

Calling All Writers & Artists!

Mukoli: The Magazine for Peace is proud to announce our first ever writing and art contest! This year, publication in our 5th issue will be contest-based—and we can’t wait to see your work. We are looking for work that engages with changemaking, peacebuilding, and healing. Bring us your voices, your visions, your stories.

🔗 See our site for more details: https://mukoli.net/the-mukoli-contest/

10/01/2025

Calling All Writers & Artists!

Mukoli: The Magazine for Peace is proud to announce our first ever writing and art contest! This year, publication in our 5th issue will be contest-based—and we can’t wait to see your work. We are looking for work that engages with changemaking, peacebuilding, and healing. Bring us your voices, your visions, your stories.

🔗 See our site for more details: https://mukoli.net/the-mukoli-contest/

09/30/2025

Something big is coming to Mukoli...
We're excited to announce that Mukoli: The Magazine for Peace is about to launch our first ever writing & art contest! Fiction, nonfiction, poetry, multimedia art—your chance to publish, win, and be part of a global community of changemakers.

📅 Submissions open October 1, 2025.
Stay tuned for details!

09/27/2025

A litany of commands coded as care. A chorus that gaslights the self until the inner world feels like a maze. Cynthia’s poem catalogues the slow arithmetic of being diminished — how invisibility calcifies into shame, how help is rationed, how rage becomes sorrow and then silence.

This poem is a map — not of healing’s tidy end, but of what it feels like to hold the broken pieces and keep breathing anyway. It is for the unseen, the misread, the overjoyed at being merely present. It names the violence and insists on the radical act of being witnessed.

If this poem lands inside you, let it be an invitation to reach out, to be held, to break the cycle of silence. Creation is resistance. Naming is a reclaiming.

https://mukoli.net/issue-4/cynthia-g/

09/24/2025

In our latest issue, we're honored to debut a new artist, our Editorial Assistant, KayLeigh Fitzgerald. Her piece bridges Orwell’s 1984 with today’s world—where truth, imagination, and autonomy of thought are under siege. But here, resistance is not fire and fury—it is creation. It is the act of thinking, imagining, and reclaiming the mind as sacred ground.

See more from KayLeigh and our latest issue: https://mukoli.net/issue-4/kayleigh-fitzgerald/