While the magazine has closed, its living archive endures—open to all and preserving the many ideas, voices, and discoveries that deepen our understanding of what it means to be human.
As civil war continues to rip apart and threaten communities and families in Manipur in Northeast India, a poet reflects…
The Trauma MantrasAn anthropologist’s memoir in prose poems offers insights into her experiences working with refugees and on humanitarian projects in many…
Spotlighting War’s Cultural Destruction in UkraineAn archaeologist, anthropologist, and film expert examine the staggering amount of damage to cultural heritage caused by Russia’s war on…
The Responsibility of Witnesses to GenocidePalestinian narratives of their own dispossession are routinely dismissed—making witnessing Israel’s ongoing onslaught on Palestine that reignited in 2023 an…
How Israeli Prisons Terrorize Palestinians—Inside and Outside Their WallsAn anthropologist in the West Bank explains how Israel’s prison regime dehumanizes Palestinians, who nevertheless dream of freedom and resist…
Fishing for DustA poet-historian from Manipur, India, shapes tensions between violence and beauty into an allegory, calling residents and readers alike to…
Living as Stateless Palestinians in JordanIsrael’s war on Gaza that erupted in 2023 continues a long history of systemic displacement of Palestinians. Over 2 million…
08.03.2019A poet-anthropologist from India recalls a checkpoint encounter in Sri Lanka, just months after the Easter Sunday bombings. “08.03.2019” is…
Between the LinesA poet-anthropologist in Israel looks to his students and their surroundings, calling for “seekers of peace” to create lifelines across…
A Mausoleum of Our Everydays/Nai nsang negu heroukiA humanities and social science doctoral student from Manipur, India, takes readers on a journey through ordinary moments interwoven with…
