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Volume 06: Beyond

What lies beyond the horizon?

Volume 05: Hive

If the planet is to heal, we must restore harmony—which cannot exist without collaboration.

Volume 04: Cascade

Water can conform to its container, or it can gather in force as whelming as a wave. What will you choose?

Volume 03: Flourish / Collapse

A journey along the axis of abundance and absence, proliferation and putrescence, life and death

Volume 02: Latitude

An exploration of geographic location and freedom of action and thought

Volume 01: Neo-Natural

This issue seeks to answer the question: What does “natural” mean now?

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#QueerEcology #TheOverview

Battling a grim future, the question becomes: how can we understand activism and social engagement not as separate from, but intertwined with pleasure?

Combating Music’s Carbon Crisis #ArtWorld

A Sacred War at the Border #BeyondBorders

One Nation, Under Plant Kween #QueerEcology

Thin Ice: Conserving Antarctica's Biodiversity #AnthropoceneNow

Black Cowboys and Cowgirls: A Living Legacy #BlackFuturity

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After a year of global upheaval, one question is on all our minds: What lies beyond the horizon?

#TheFrontline #QueerEcology

Exxon’s Rainbow Smokescreen Oil giant ExxonMobil is quick to wave Pride flags. In a collaboration with EXXONKNEWS, The Frontline shows the reality its workers face.

DIY Is Not a Trend—It’s a Necessity In Nairobi’s Warembo Wasanii—a program teaching women to create art from trash—upcycling was born to solve the problem of imported waste.

Queering the Food System A new generation of LGBTQIA+ farmers are tending the land with radical empathy and mutual respect by putting people and planet before profit

#TheFrontline #EarthEquity

Climate Denial’s Racist Roots After a slew of mass shootings, writer Mary Annaïse Heglar connects these tragedies and climate denial back to white supremacy.

Why Photographic Literacy Matters Photography can be a powerful agency for change, especially in a time of climate catastrophe and mass inaction.

#TheFrontline #EarthEquity

Nurturing the Next Generation In the wake of the Uvalde shooting, queer Black writer and educator Ashia Ajani questions the U.S. school system. What can we grow?

#DemocracyEarth #AnthropoceneNow

Crumbling Capital One way or another, late-stage capitalism will collapse. We can let it take us down with it, or we can grow something new.

Róisín Pierce’s Radical Reimagining of Zero Waste Fashion The fast-rising designer outlines why the pace of the current fashion calendar is at odds with respectful and sustainable industry practices

Explore Now: LGBTQIA+ Perspectives

Broken From the Colony Writer Ada M. Patterson conjures a future in which trans women and nonbinary folks find acceptance and security among the coral.

Queen P: Pattie Gonia on Drag and Identity in the Outdoors Whether they’re hiking in heels or organizing on the trails, Pattie Gonia is on a mission to prove community makes a queen out of everyone.

Our (Tr)Ancestor in the Mirror How an exhibition about a queer hairdresser from Cape Town helped inspire LGBTQIA+ youth reclaim the land and language of their ancestors.

#ArtWorld #QueerEcology

Meet Native Hawaiian Māhū Activist Hinaleimoana Kwai Kong Wong-Kalu The Kapaemahu short film director is one of the most visible māhū women today.

The Drag Queens of Abidjan Ngadi Smart photographs Abidjan drag queens Britney and Baba as they speak on the magic of drag and LGBTQ+ life in Côte d'Ivoire.

#TheFrontline #QueerEcology

No Climate Justice Without Trans Rights The discovery of an anti-trans group’s involvement in a Nevada battle against a lithium mine highlights the need for trans rights.

Let’s Talk About Sex Everywhere we look on Earth, we find a diverse array of flora, fauna, and fungi that challenge Western notions of gender and sexuality.

Broken From the Colony Writer Ada M. Patterson conjures a future in which trans women and nonbinary folks find acceptance and security among the coral.

Queen P: Pattie Gonia on Drag and Identity in the Outdoors Whether they’re hiking in heels or organizing on the trails, Pattie Gonia is on a mission to prove community makes a queen out of everyone.

Our (Tr)Ancestor in the Mirror How an exhibition about a queer hairdresser from Cape Town helped inspire LGBTQIA+ youth reclaim the land and language of their ancestors.

#ArtWorld #QueerEcology

Meet Native Hawaiian Māhū Activist Hinaleimoana Kwai Kong Wong-Kalu The Kapaemahu short film director is one of the most visible māhū women today.

The Drag Queens of Abidjan Ngadi Smart photographs Abidjan drag queens Britney and Baba as they speak on the magic of drag and LGBTQ+ life in Côte d'Ivoire.

#TheFrontline #QueerEcology

No Climate Justice Without Trans Rights The discovery of an anti-trans group’s involvement in a Nevada battle against a lithium mine highlights the need for trans rights.

Let’s Talk About Sex Everywhere we look on Earth, we find a diverse array of flora, fauna, and fungi that challenge Western notions of gender and sexuality.

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