As an independent media platform dedicated to connecting the East and West, RADII is passionate about highlighting subjects and issues that resonate with and energize today’s global youth. We create engaging multimedia content, host exciting events, and conduct interactive workshops that promote cross-cultural understanding and spark thought-provoking conversations.

With an active readership spanning the U.S., Canada, Southeast Asia, Europe, and beyond, RADII has become a go-to source for young, globally-minded citizens seeking fresh perspectives and inspiring stories.

If you’re a freelance writer, photographer, or video creative with an innovative story to share, we want to connect with you! We’re actively seeking submissions that capture the pulse of Chinese youth culture and shed light on the underrepresented voices and experiences that make it unique.

Don’t miss this chance to share your story with a global audience. Join RADII’s vibrant community of creatives and help us bridge the divide between cultures, one story at a time. Submit your work today!

What We Are Looking For

RADII’s editorial and video teams are soliciting pitches from creatives based in China, Asia at large, and worldwide. We are currently interested in a broad range of content types, including video and audio stories, written articles, and photo essays. Pitches should:

• focus on Chinese youth culture, either within China or among the diaspora community;
• touch on trends or challenge stereotypes, if possible;
• fall into one of RADII’s five coverage categories (Pulse, Future, Feast, Style, Discover)
• be detailed, with a clear outline including the story’s main elements, who you will speak to / interview, and an estimated word count (articles) or running time (for video and audio content)
• include details on the story’s visuals; this is particularly important for successful photo essay pitches

For editorial submissions, please use this online pitch form. With your entry, please include links to three previously published pieces. Failure to include examples of your work may result in the pitch being rejected.

For video/audio content submissions, please use this form. Pitches for video and audio content should include a clear outline, title, and sense of scope. The storyline should touch upon a global trend and how Chinese youth and the cultural diaspora fit into the conversation.

Please note: Compensation for work varies based on content subject, length, and other factors.

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