Emma Louise Alvarez
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Jaixia Blue is Creating “A Soft Place To Land” with Healing Frequencies and Plant Lullabies
Jaixia Blue isn’t rushing toward anything. She’s listening. Making. Holding space. And in doing so, she continues to create exactly what she set out to offer: a soft place to land.
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Haiden Henderson on Leaning into Fear and Living Out Loud
Haiden Henderson leans into fear, discovering the strange alchemy of becoming and realises he feels “less and less alone” each time he steps onstage.
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To Wander Is to Return: Lina Makoul’s Path Through Music and Belonging
Lina Makoul reminds us that art is how we document reality — and sometimes, it speaks louder than history ever will.
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Harvest and Hope: Jenan Matari on Land and Legacy
Jenan Matari is an award-winning Palestinian storyteller, author, and producer, amplifying Indigenous Palestinian voices and weaving narratives of existence and survival into advocacy.
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Palestine Solidarity Month: November 2025
The ongoing humanitarian crisis in Palestine cannot lose its voice, but when words fail, how can we understand the scale of what’s happening? For the month of November, neun wants to amplify Palestinian voices through…
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The Devastating, Staggering Scale of Catastrophe
The earthquakes in Syria and Turkey reveal immense human suffering, complicated by inadequate aid, political issues, and inadequate building standards.
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(Still) Reclaiming the Narrative: I Am Woman, Hear Me Roar
International Women’s Day, intended for celebration, reveals ongoing violence and victim-blaming against women globally. Despite a desire for empowerment and equality, realities of oppression persist. The message emphasizes self-empowerment, recognizing personal power, and encouraging resistance…
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Condemned & Celebrating: Sam Smith puts Queer Sex & Identity in the Limelight
Leave your fatphobia and homophobia far behind: sex, sequins, and corsets are for everyone.
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‘Learning To Embrace Mistakes:’ An Interview Into The Ballet World
“Being a ballet dancer is not always about being perfect, but about being human:” an interview with Constance Devernay-Laurence, a Principal Dancer at Scottish Ballet.
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Culture, Identity, and History: Fighting for Ukraine’s Future
Ukraine’s cultural heritage faces destruction amidst war, threatening identity. Preservation initiatives highlight the role of culture in resilience and healing.
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