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Our features explore the connection between the arts and social change. We amplify voices too often silenced, commissioning and covering stories from communities at the forefront of sustainable and inclusive development to highlight the creative endeavours bettering our world. Our online archive is free and open to all, showcasing a range of features excerpted from our print publications as well as specially curated digital pieces that further these conversations, highlighting creativity’s role in shaping a positive future for all.

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boom saloon’s Year in Review

"Join us in sharing more incredible stories of the power of creativity in achieving sustainable development — this year, and always."

Sandblast’s Saharawi Films of Struggle and Self-Determination

"Art and culture as a fight against injustice and forgetfulness."

Dr M. Winter’s Tallinn

Lahemaa National Park // Telliskivi // Iglupark

Making the invisible visible

By combining art with science, Invisible Dust maps new pathways necessary to open up environmental conversations and imagine shared futures – as explained by Founder Alice Sharp

Affective Reformations

“The references listed below constitute a small sampling of texts and thinking that informed the discussion. They are loose, disparate and certainly inexhaustive, but pool a multidisciplinary range of perspectives – making and being from various voices at various scales between the individual and the collective.”

Triston Brewer’s Cape Verde

Tchalé casa Figueira // Mindelo Carnival // Mindelact

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· Equity & Voice, Humanity & Health

milk and honey

Rupi Kaur’s poetry takes readers on a journey through some of life’s most bitter moments and finds sweetness in them.

Smokehouses

Drawing upon the concept of a traditional smokehouse, design practice Izat Arundell share their plans to revisit the structures and build two new forms to offer space for survival and celebration.

Cianalas

Through an exploration of the history of crofting, photographer Antony Sojka champions what’s truly important in life

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· Equity & Voice, Humanity & Health

Tettey’s walks with women

When I was little, Joe, my father, was at sea. I was at home in a sea of amazing women: one head girl in charge, Dede, my big sister; two cheerleaders, Adei and Kai, my little sisters; and my first true love, Lena, my mother.