FROM THE WELL OF RESISTANCE: A More Than Human Call Toward Change
FROM THE WELL OF RESISTANCE: A More Than Human Call Toward Change
The long, beautiful tradition of resistance is a well from which we may draw rooted wisdom, fortitude and guidance.
Liberation is not a single act, a static destination to which we can arrive whole and the same as when we began the journey. Liberation is a project – one which requires many hands and visions.
With wisdom from Antonia Estela Pérez, Rowen M White, Dr. Larry Ward, Morgan Curtis, and K’asheechtlaa Louise Brady, accompanied by poetry and writing from For The Wild community members, Nicolette Elensky, Katelyn Rivas, and zulaikha cara, this zine is a testament to the power and potency of collective action.
Let this zine be a reminder that the project of resistance is tended to by many daring and beautiful souls, and that we all may find our own spaces to contribute meaningfully as we usher in a new world.
This digital zine also features incredible art from the For The Wild community. This month’s featured artists are Cassie Normandy White, Rithika Pandey, Stephanie McKenna, Mary Porter Kerns, and Khushboo Jain.
Cover art by Cassie Normandy White.
With 45 pages of digital content including: guided ritual, meditations, prayers, episode excerpts, hand-selected episode quotes, reflection questions, art from the For The Wild community and resources to further deepen your practices, we hope you find resonance with this offering.
What you get: A 45-page digital study guide & resource zine in PDF format with live url links
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