Do you have any feedback for your peer on where you think they should be trying to submit their work? Any journals you came across in your search that might be good avenues for them, that they may have missed? How about feedback on their choices; perhaps there is something they missed about the journals they chose that is pertinent. Also, use at least one response to open up the discussion to a broader conception of what it is to publish, be published, and to "get your story out there." Do some of these publishing outlets have/use twitter, instagram, tiktok, facebook? How? What role does or doesn't this outreach play in the telling of your story, and the changing of minds? Publication 1 The first publication option I chose was The Maine Review. I felt this was a strong choice because, while it is not solely focused on environmental issues, it regularly features work related to nature, farms, fishers, and environmentalists. I believe this allows my piece to reach a broader audience rather than just "preaching to the choir." https://mainereview.submittable.com/submit/154398/nonfiction-open-submissionsLinks to an external site. Publication 2 For my second choice, I selected The Coachella Review. They publish a variety of literary forms, including nonfiction and photography. I believe this wide range of content attracts a large and diverse audience, which aligns with my goal of reaching people with different perspectives and opinions. Additionally, their focus on social