Forest of Souls
In Guna Yala, choosing Indigenous knowledge over capitalist climate interventions.
‹In this Issue›
asinnajaq: Loops of Time
The Inuk artist on the fullness of the Arctic, ancestral ingenuity, and the decisions that drive ecological loss.
Tamara Toles O’Laughlin: The Climate Catastrophe Should Be Paid For By The People Who Sponsored It
The environmentalist on dirty money, reparations, and the urgency of global solidarity.
The Lamentations of a Veteran of the Sand Wars
When I was born, at the beginning of the 22nd century, the world was choking under the weight of devastating disasters. It took the climate wars to free us—from some problems, at least.
Spotlight
Mariame Kaba: Everything Worthwhile Is Done With Other People
The organizer and prison abolitionist on the political power of relationships and why knowledge is built through struggle.
