Call for Writers

Are you impassioned with World Heritage Sites? If so, One World Heritage welcomes your photo-illustrated stories about sites you have personally visited.

Currently, there are 812 World Heritage Sites and the number increases every year. With your contributions, we hope to feature as many of them as possible on One World Heritage. We welcome all writers, whether or not writing is your profession.

The mission statement of One World Heritage is:

To increase awareness and appreciation of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, thereby fostering support of their preservation and conservation for future generations.

This website is a work of love. We are pleased, however, to be able to offer writers an honorarium of US$20 for each feature published on this site. If the mission statement of One World Heritage resonates with you and you would like to support this endeavor with your talents, please send us a note with a request for guidelines in the comment box.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Sincerely,

Rose & David Muenker


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