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How Does It Feel to Be In Your Body? – Editor’s Letter and TOC

10/27/2022

“There is no single story that tells the truth of this community of cells self-organizing within our skin.” — Susan Raffo

Preparing for the Future: Editor’s Letter and TOC

09/27/2022

“It is time ... to teach young people early on that in diversity there is beauty and there is strength.” — Maya Angelou

Why Incarceration Does Not Reduce Crime: Editor’s Letter and TOC

08/25/2022

Data reveals the roots of why people are incarcerated — and indicates why prison might not be the solution.

Perspective From Bosnia (+ speech: How to Elect Women in a Patriarchy)

06/17/2022

"Several women in politics that Amra and I have interviewed indicate their greatest strength is in listening. They learn what the issues are, talk to people about what might resolve those issues, and figure out how to make it work."

To Heal Instead of Judge: Editor’s Letter and TOC

05/28/2022

"All of a sudden you feel like somebody has your back and you matter. You are not just an addict. That grace is huge." — April Chouinard

Birth and Bodily Autonomy: Editor’s Letter and TOC

04/27/2022

The is no such thing as a single-issue struggle because we do not live single-issue lives. — Audre Lorde

The Ethics of Community Care: Editor’s Letter and TOC

03/28/2022

"Imagination shared creates collaboration, and collaboration creates community, and community inspires social change." — Terry Tempest Williams

Lessons From Marine Mammals: Editor’s Letter & TOC

02/28/2022

I had to focus not on what I could see, but on how the sound bouncing off me in relation to structures and environments locates me in a constantly shifting relationship to you, whoever you are by now. —Alexis Pauline Gumbs, “Undrowned: Black Feminist Lessons From Marine Mammals”