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Making Room for Abolition
Riverwise is a community-led/driven/created social justice magazine emerging from organizing, arts, culture & liberation work being done in Detroit and beyond.
Summer
2025
- Megan Douglass: Editorial – Memory Fuels the Movement
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- Dr. Hoda Amer: Palestine in Chains
- Anjelica Jade: The Pulse of Eternal Knowledge: Memory and Mycelium
- Leslie Cieplechowicz: A Conversation with Ramiro Alvarez, Communications Director of the Detroit Disability Power
- Dom Witten: Hair and Lineage
- Fatou Sow: Art, Poetry, and Prose
- Hank Kennedy: What’s in a Name? Stop honoring fascists and bigots in civic infrastructure.
- Joanne Coutts: In Search of Solidarity: Reflections on a weekend of Search and Recovery in the Sonoran Desert
- Megan Douglass: Celebrating Our Roots, Cultivating Our Collective Consciousness: A Conversation with Elder Baba Simmons
- Katelyn Rivas: Ecology of Migration on Detroit River
- Katelyn Rivas: The Longing of Migration
- Mary Gagnon: Everything That Hurts
- Josmine Evans: Sassafras – A Spring Tonic for Healing
- Making Room for Abolition
- Laura Bailey “LB” Brandon and Charles “Buddy” Smith: The Soul of Charles Buddy Smith
- Mary Gagnon: The Art of Remembering: A Defiant Act of Resistance
- Russ Bellant: TALKING ODE TO A SNOWFLAKE
- Nancy Poprafsky: UNSUITABLE
- Triniti (iii): 26
- Demetric Walls, aka DWallsCanTalk, aka Shabazz Shakur: Turning Pain into Pathways Through the Power of Music and M.O.T.I.V.E.
- Tanya Martinez: Las Manos de Generaciones
- Community Win!
- Tap In Times
- Katy Nightingale: Migration is an Act of Courage
- YVAK: A Meditation on Modern Movement Organizing
