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Volume 05 Hive

Volume 04 Cascade

Volume 03 Flourish/
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Volume 02 Latitude

Volume 01 Neo-Natural

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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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#BlackFuturity

Long before environmentalism was white-washed, it was Black. Sewing seeds of sustainability means uprooting systemic racism and investing in Black joy and liberation.

All in #BlackFuturity

#BlackFuturity #EarthEquity

In Favor of The Slow Grind Curator Georgina Johnson’s book explores alternative models of working and values for living for a more equitable and sustainable future.

#ReFashion #BlackFuturity

Ghanaian Artisanal Design, Rewoven Three Ghanaian creatives are reimagining centuries-old cultural practices in new and sustainable ways.

Empowering Oregon’s Black Farmers Black Oregon Land Trust is working to secure access to land for Black farmers. Here, they explain why.

#BlackFuturity #EarthEquity

Birds of a Feather Flock Together is a birdwatching collective created for people of color. Here, community members discuss the urgency of their mission.

#TheFrontline #BlackFuturity

There’s No Black Liberation Without Climate Reparations For Juneteenth, Tamara Toles O'Laughlin examines how we can repair the damage to Black communities through climate reparations.

#BlackFuturity #EarthEquity

The Altered Destiny Averting a catastrophic future means protecting those most at risk in the present and honoring the ecological history within Black culture.

#BlackFuturity #ClimateChampions

Rachel Cargle and Leah Thomas Talk Black Climate Optimism When it comes to the climate movement, joy and optimism often fall by the wayside. That needs to change.

#BlackFuturity #HolisticNature

Resting on and for the Earth Nap bishop Tricia Hersey speaks with brontë velez about how to envision a new way of living that centers rest and liberation.

#BlackFuturity #EarthEquity

A Love Letter to Black Birth Workers Marlo D. David writes a letter to Black midwives on the politics of reproductive justice and the power of Black birth workers.

How Justice Disappears: The Derek Chauvin Trial Interdisciplinary art studio The Bureau writes on the cultural and historical impact of the Derek Chauvin trial.

#BlackFuturity #ArtWorld

A Black Bouquet Schaun Champion commands us to unlearn the overdone stereotypes of Black people by incorporating the strength and delicacy of flowers.

#BlackFuturity #ArtWorld

Black Tales Of The American West Photographer Johnnie Chatman’s series of self portraits retells the whitewashed tales of the American west.

#BlackFuturity #ArtWorld

Black Beauty: Finding Peace In Nature Photographer Braylen Dion breaks down Black stereotypes by bringing nature into human stories.

#TheFrontline #BlackFuturity

Mary Annaïse Heglar on Why Climate Action Is ‘Limitless’ The Frontline invites climate writer Mary Annaïse Heglar to speak about her intersectional approach to covering climate.

#TheFrontline #BlackFuturity

The Climate Movement Has Always Been Black Black History Month is here. The Frontline celebrates Black climate leaders all year long, but we're creating some special space this month.

#BlackFuturity #HolisticNature

A Black Girl’s Guide To Foraging For Dr. Fushcia Hoover, foraging has always been a means to reconnect to her upbringing. But, as she details in a definitive foraging guide...

Beyond The Specter Of The Colossus Atmos collaborates with art and research studio The Bureau on "A Drop of Sun", a series of essays reimagining a future for Black life.

#TheFrontline #BlackFuturity

A Unity Forged in Fire This year cemented a unity between the racial and environmental movements. We finally saw decades' worth of work culiminate into success.

#BlackFuturity #QueerEcology

On The Road With Kojo & Yaya Atmos collaborates with art and research studio The Bureau on "A Drop of Sun", a series of essays reimagining a future for Black life.

The Architect & The Sun: A Black Future Atmos collaborates with art and research studio The Bureau on "A Drop of Sun", a series of essays reimagining a future for Black life.

Abolitionist Poetics Atmos collaborates with art and research studio The Bureau on "A Drop of Sun", a series of essays reimagining a future for Black life.

#BlackFuturity #EarthEquity

From Dust to Dust: Climate Change and Cemeteries Valerie Wade unearths what we can learn about race and class divides from the disproportionate impact of climate change on cemeteries.

Living Legacy Rachel Cargle speaks with Black cowboys and cowgirls who are writing a new future by reclaiming the past.

#BlackFuturity #EarthEquity

Black Feminist Ecological Thought: A Manifesto Dr. Chelsea Mikael Frazier breaks down the connection between Black Feminist Thought and ecological history, connection, and awareness.

#BlackFuturity #HolisticNature

Going Black To The Land During A Global Crisis Writer Sydney Gore speaks with five environmental leaders about climate justice, being Black in nature, and more.

5 Photographers On Documenting Protests Through Their Own Lens As protests erupt across the country, photographers are putting their lives on the line to document the current civil rights movement.

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