For the first time, the Seattle City Council formally recognized  Denny Blaine Park’s decades of queer history and its importance to gay and trans Seattle. The council passed a formal resolution Wedne...

Some Are Celebrating the Scuttling of a Concert Venue Next to the Beach, but Activists Say Dangers Remain

GNI took the naked gay man—a concept that a puritanical society had sexualized, criminalized, and shamed—and placed him back into the hands of nature.

GNI took the naked gay man—a concept that a puritanical society had sexualized, criminalized, and shamed—and placed him back into the hands of nature.

Once home to the country’s fastest-growing nudist park, it's now the most anti-naturist jurisdiction in the U.S.A.

Once home to the country’s fastest-growing nudist park, it's now the most anti-naturist jurisdiction in the U.S.A.

As Hanlan's Point partially closes for Pride Month, advocates are demanding the city move faster on erosion.

New translations and a forgotten founder push the origins of organized American nudism back to 1925

As trial approaches, the legal defense of Seattle’s nude beach becomes an argument about constitutional expression

At Glen Eden Sun Club, nudism is alive and well. It’s also one of the last places in the world where that’s true.

There’s a sweet spot between not looking and looking too long.

Views from the other side of the garden wall

As the official journal of the Federation of Canadian Naturists since 1986, Going Natural has been the flagship of Canada’s nudist movement.

Nudity might often be a means to penetration, but it’s also a tool for connection for me.

A long-vanished nudist club, two abandoned camps, and the photos that brought their history back into view

As the official journal of the Federation of Canadian Naturists since its founding in 1986, Going Natural has been the flagship of Canada’s nudist movement.

The story of how one country nationalized nakedness

A recent YouGov survey finds contradictions, discomfort, and telling gaps in U.S. views on nudity

City’s new ordinance ends Vermont’s most visible experiment in urban body freedom

Seattle’s only clothing-optional beach has been divided into “nude” and “clothed” zones, sparking fresh resistance from advocates

Prof Miles Richardson says people risk ‘extinction of experience’ in the natural world without new policies

HB 270 criminalizes everything from exposed breasts to artificial simulations

AI “nudify” tools are violating the human body and distorting the meaning of nudity

A proposed ordinance would restrict what is currently legal under Vermont state law