We are now at Her burial, waving Her 'Gone too Soon' banner and whispering to each other

At that moment I was certain our ancestors’ spirits were looking down at us. And I know they were proud

'That day I was so frightened, I made myself learn the multiplication tables' - a poem and narrative by Yazmin Carrasco in the Amoxtli issue

'We continue and will continue to be present, until the last voice is no longer heard' - by Na'o nchrii kuxranunthe in the Amoxtli issue

'A house painted with my father’s footsteps' - Guillermo López Varela's poems in the Amoxtli issue

'when memories are beginning to awaken and the seeds have begun to sprout, we must learn once again to weave like Grandmother Spider'- Erika Rionda's piece in the Amoxtli issue

​​​​​In this issue, we encounter the Amoxtli Tezcatlipoca, a Mesoamerican sacred manuscript, through the stories and poems of its cultural inheritors

Join anthropologists and journalists for a collaborative discussion around practical approaches for compensating co-producers of news.

'the roofs of homes were sheared off and went flying through the air', a story by Dilshanie Perera

'There’s a word that moves like a breath across the internet' - Fiona Murphy's poem in the Contours issue

'There’s a word that moves like a breath across the internet' - Fiona Murphy's poem in the Contours issue

'I remember that girl who died from an abortion' - a graphic piece by Sandra W Rodríguez Castañeda in the Contours issue

'Rumors move faster than files' - Fulya Pinar's poem in the Contours issue

'Contours mark the outlines of perception and understanding, where meaning is emergent and shifting' - Issue 17 of OtherwiseMag, edited by Grace H Zhou

'Why am I feeling sympathy for him?' - a piece by Alba Gutiérrez González in the Graphic issue

'These plants reminded me of my connection to the land - a way of knowing that lives in practice, in care, in a language far more honest than the one spoken in the world of German academia' - Samir Ha...

'Soon, in the name of the capitalist order, the straight line became a way of acting and being present in the world' - Jacek Wajszczak's piece in the Graphic issue

'Soon, in the name of the capitalist order, the straight line became a way of acting and being present in the world' - Jacek Wajszczak's piece in the Graphic issue

'As a child I thought there were deer among the acacia trees' - Oana Lohan's piece for the Graphic issue

'These plants reminded me of my connection to the land - a way of knowing that lives in practice, in care, in a language far more honest than the one spoken in the world of German academia' - Samir Ha...

'I told her that Javed was already in love, not with a girl, but with a dead man called Kafka' - read Andleeb Shadani's short story in the Unbinding issue

'Seeing visually is only one way of seeing, and even that is not promised to be real' - An interview with the writer of 'Training (sun)glasses' in the Unbinding issue

'He perches/ his sunglasses on/ his forehead' A poem by Aizuddin Mohamed Anuar for the Unbinding issue

'The word we had to learn this week was defenestration' - In the Unbinding issue, Gogol tells a story of words that blur into deeds

'The word we had to learn this week was defenestration' - In the Unbinding issue, Gogol tells a story of words that blur into deeds

'this was to be my first time eating a good meal' - Chrinovic Kabeya finds a second change in a singular miracle in the Junctions issue

'when I was running I fell, and when I fell they caught me' - Charles Shika Safina's story about being saved by the forgiveness of a stranger in the Junctions issue

'I started fighting with the two voices in my heart and I eventually defeated the voice of lust' - a story about temptation by Franklin Rhusenge

'But again, we survived.' A story in the Junctions issue

'I went home unhappy because of the words the woman said to me' A story in the Junctions issue

'I put my hand on John’s back, offering him some comfort' - A chance encounter leads to opportunity and inspiration for Robert Ndasunikwa.

'we knew we had to keep moving forward together'