FRONT MATTER
About This Issue
by Sandra Moyano Ariza
INTRODUCTION
Seeds of Change: Where Rage Meets Hope
by Margo Okazawa-Rey and Elif Sarican
PROLOGUE
Children of the Forest
by J. D. Harlock
PART 1
Feminist Self-Defense
A Journey from Rage and Resistance to Jin, Jiyan, Azadî
by Nagihan Akarsel and Şervîn Nûdem, Jineolojî Academy
In Search of New Meanings for Security: Self-Defense and the Struggle for Freedom
by Iida Käyhkö
Un Sueño Yo Viví
Abolish Police, Abolish Prisons
Bolotas/The Smell of Home
by Electra B.
PART 2
Anti-Colonial Memory and Struggle
Whispers of Sacred Uplands
by Bramsh Khan
1909
Submerged/ing
by Youree Kim
This Could Be a Poem or Just a Series of Scenes I’m Inviting You Into
At the 31-Minute, 53-Second Marker of Ken Burns Documentary Series Called “The Viet Nam War”…
by Loan Tran
Edges of Self and City
Sea Broken
Jazz or the ways of our time feel trio
by Ximena Keogh Serrano
Preface
每一条街上的风 / The winds on every street
表姨, / Auntie,
by Chinese Artists and Organizers (CAO) Collective 离离草
PART 3
Transnational Feminist Solidarities
Artivism for Genuine Security, 1998-2023
by The International Women’s Network Against Militarism (IWNAM)
Conjuring the Witch: The Green Wave and the Black Protests
by Helena Wacko
Ukranian Women Resist
Asylum Seekers
Pray the Devil Back to Hell
by YVE Collective
INTERLUDE
Fé…menina
by Livia de Souza Vidal
PART 4
Pedagogies of Resistance and Imagination
How to Cite a Dream: The Utility of Love, Care, and Community in a Social Work Classroom
by Loren Cahill and Arianne Napier-White
An Archive of Rage
by Azza Basarudin
EPILOGUE
The Deluge and the Tree
by Fadwa Tuqan
Image credit: Gwyn Kirk (used with permission from the artist)
