In a world shaped by profound injustice, how do we create amidst unrest while reclaiming rest that moves us toward justice? Today, we’re sitting with a non-fiction piece by our commissioned author for Rayya Liebich, upcoming in Room 48.3 Rest/Unrest. HOW TO F/HOLD ON TO YOUR HUMANITY by Rayya Liebich Pre-order Room 48.3 Rest/Unrest now. The post “HOW TO F/HOLD ON TO YOUR HUMANITY” by Rayya Liebich (Room 48.3 Rest/Unrest Sneak Peek) appeared first on ROOM Magazine.| ROOM Magazine
Photo of Adora Nwofor by Shannon Johnston. Photo of Taylor McNallie by Taylor McNallie. In a time of increased surveillance and suppression of activists, Room Magazine wanted to chat with some of those on the ground who have long been fighting for racial justice and trans rights–and been punished for it. Stop the Stack YYC […] The post “Activism isn’t about perfection—it must grow toward humanity for all”: Chimedum Ohaegbu and Francesca Pacchiano interview Stop the Stack YYC org...| ROOM Magazine
John Russell McCarthy’s poem took me back years to the boreal forests of Northern Manitoba, where I grew up. I vividly recall walking among the poplars in early September. This brief, lyrical poem …| Rebecca's Reading Room
Mark Perryman selects his reading matter to make sense of a party in trouble The 4th July 2024 landslide seems […] The post Ten Reads to Understand Labour Conference appeared first on Compass.| Compass
Due to a confluence of factors, Room Magazine is posting this 2025 Pride Month feature later than planned. What does it mean to inhabit a body that others may not understand? We’re revisiting an excerpt of Addie Tsai’s Unwieldy Creatures first published in Room 44.1 Growing Room. Excerpt from Unwieldy Creatures by Addie Tsai All I ever knew was […]| ROOM Magazine
“We leave something of ourselves behind when we leave a place, we stay there, even though we go away. And there are things in us that we can find again only by going back there.”Pascal Mercier, Nig…| Rebecca's Reading Room
There are some books that linger quietly in the back of your mind long after you’ve read the final page—books that feel like a warm cup of tea on a rainy afternoon. The Last Garden in England by Ju…| Rebecca's Reading Room
There are voices in history that never quite fade—only soften, like a song carried by the wind across centuries. Sappho is one of those voices. I recently came across a poem attributed to her, thou…| Rebecca's Reading Room
Some books don’t just tell a story—they invite you into a riddle, a ritual, a hidden map. The Square of Sevens by Laura Shepherd-Robinson is one such book. It caught my imagination instan…| Rebecca's Reading Room
By: Mary Lane Montoya The post Spreading “Goode” to the World: A story of a podcast’s goal appeared first on MSF.| MSF
Explore inspiring mood boards and find shoppable links to bring moody modern rustic home decor style to your home. Transform your space!| She Gave It A Go
