Overview
Describe the standards used to publish articles, statements, explainers, and commentary so readers can evaluate the work fairly.
Why This Page Matters
OZJF publishes with clear standards for accuracy, sourcing, tone, and corrections.
Key Points
- Editorial work is separate from fundraising.
- Claims should be sourced, dated, and attributed.
- Opinion, analysis, and reporting should be labeled correctly.
- Corrections are part of quality, not weakness.
- Translated publishing should disclose when AI assistance was used and when English governs in case of ambiguity.
What Visitors Should Find Here
- Editorial mission
- Source and attribution rules
- Review and approval workflow
- Separation between analysis and advocacy
- Translation and localization rules
- Corrections and update policy
Ways To Engage
- Read our corrections policy
- See our research standards
- Pitch a source or correction