Winter 2025

Following the journeys of Afghan women activists who fled to Pakistan after the Taliban took over Afghanistan, this article highlights their ongoing fight for women’s rights and education, despite facing violence and constant threats as refugees. Their stories serve as a powerful testament to persistence and resilience, as they continue to advocate for gender rights and liberation from an authoritarian regime.
by Molly Thomas

Ashley Cachia, founder of Toronto’s Bitch Fest, talks about her mission to create space for female, non-binary, trans, and Two-Spirit musicians in a male-dominated industry. Cachia discusses how Bitch Fest addresses gender inequality in festival lineups and supports emerging talent through inclusive programming. She emphasizes building a supportive community and moving away from nepotism and the “boys’ club” mentality.
by Rosie Long Decter

Fragments of Self: 2025 Feminist Photography Contest winner

In this series of self-portraits, the artist explores the fluidity of identity, reflecting on her experience as a refugee and the ways oppressive systems like patriarchy, white supremacy, and fatphobia shape self-perception. Her work confronts the fractured versions of herself created for survival and acceptance.
by Glodi Bahati

The Forgotten Women of Sudan
by Samah Nimir