What we are reading, watching, listening to, and supporting
Riverwise is a community-led/driven/created social justice magazine emerging from organizing, arts, culture & liberation work being done in Detroit and beyond.
Winter
2025
- Megan Douglass: Editorial – The Dialectic of Grief and Healing
- One Single Rose®️: Bag Lady
- Perseis Skipper: Healing, healing
- Community Wins
- Kim Redigan: On Picking Apples in a Time of Genocide
- Veronica Trevino: The world is coming to an end
- Mary Gagnon: Deir Al-Baleh
- Danielle Thompson: Disaster and Deafness: Centering Community Support And Disability Awareness in the Age of Climate Change
- Marcia Lee: 20 years of grace – a love letter to Detroit
- Hadassah Greensky: Indigenous Peoples Day in Detroit
- Jenny Teed: Charity Hicks Memorial Tree Reflection
- Kristian Davis Bailey, Feedom Freedom Growers, and Ghazzah Comrades: iamWe – A Cross-Pollination Trip from Detroit & Ghazzah to Puerto Rico
- Sacred Spaces: Boggs School 5th Grade Class
- Ru Colvin: Wisdom
- Andrew Kaplowitz: Home Sick on Saturday Night
- Hrishika Makker: Invincible
- Birch Kemp: An Experiment in Hope
- John Telford: ‘ZEITGEISTIAN WISHES THREE’
- Tomas Garberding: The Emerald Dream
- Monica Isaac: George Jackson
- Madison Katrina Flood: Naked Like Water
- Joanne Coutts: Mapping Detroit Buried Waterways – Part II: Building Relationship with the Creeks
- Gigi Boyd: Gathering The Pieces
- © Safara Parrott: Eulogy for a Stone Fruit Tree
- Josmine Evans: Collard Greens and the Politics of Resilience
- Lauren Silver: Found Objects, Found Connections: Art As A Pathway To Healing
- Gay Hergert: Tapping Away The Pain: The Healing Power of The Emotional Freedom Technique
- Safiyah Basir: Demystifying Diabetes: Ending Stigmas One Story At A Time
- Toi Theriot: Peace Returns Home
- Dain Evans: Zine – What is Eco-Grief
- What we are reading, watching, listening to, and supporting
