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We love the way Blue Midnight Canis's poem, "Skinner Box," makes the trajectory of a relationship into something tangible, the way that seeking connection and care slowly returns abuse. Read the full poem at forge.tips/zine and connect with Blue Midnight Canis at @azurebitch.bsky.social!
[Image: Two slides with a light blue background. Slide 1 text: "Trans Survivors Zine: Relationships. Skinner Box by Blue Midnight Canis. 'The rewards come so easy at first / Press the lever, treats come out / Little pellets of love / Press: A compliment / Press: A held hand / Press: A kiss / Press: Flowers / But over time it feels like the lever / stops working as well / Press: / Press: / Press: You are loved' forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.] [Image: Slide 2 text: "About the Writer. Blue Midnight Canis. Blue Midnight Canis is a queer wolf of a trans woman living in southern Ontario. Under a previous name, she was a 2022 Hugo finalist for her short story "Unknown Number." In addition to being an author, she is a statistician, film geek, cat parent, poet, and increasingly indefinable creature hovering somewhere between "monster" and "MILF." @azurebitch.bsky.social. forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.]
December 27, 2025 at 1:00 PM
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About his piece, "Mementos From Our Last Night," Noah shares: "This painting is an expression of pain, created shortly after Noah got out of xyr abusive relationship. Despite the reminders of trauma there is light coming through the storm clouds." forge.tips/zine

#TransSurvivors #TransArtists
[Image: Two slides with a light blue background. Slide 1 includes Noah Stang-Osborne's 'Mementos From Our Last Night.' A watercolor painting with a grey, cloudy background depicts a person's bandaged ankle above scissors and a broken white object. A phone with a cracked screen plays music on the right. A hotel key card peeks from the bottom of the frame. forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.] [Image: Slide 2 text: "About the Artist. Noah Stang-Osborne. Noah is a multi media artist and big feeler. His bachelors in art therapy informs his expressive approach to art making. In xyr art xe explores themes of grief, survivorship, disability and community. @art._.by.noah. forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.]
December 26, 2025 at 1:01 PM
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Jackson Fortner Hill's "Damn The Roses" explores the complexity of remembering in the aftermath of a relationship. Find the full poem in Issue #4 of the Trans Survivors Zine, at forge.tips/zine

#TransSurvivors #TransPoets
[Image: Two slides with a light blue background. Slide 1 text: "Trans Survivors Zine: Relationships. Damn The Roses by Jackson Fortner Hill. 'There's some special place in my brain to remember all the things about you that I would rather not / I remember which rose pastry you love the most and how you held it to my lips for me to taste / I remember the stop sign, the scar, your elbow / And the way you slid a butterfly wing into my left-breast pocket along with the flowers and grass bits which I burned and smoked away next year left only with sparks by candlelight' forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.] [Image: Slide 2 text: "About the Writer. Jackson Fortner Hill. Jackson Fortner Hill is a seasoned artist with two decades of experience in creating and selling thought-provoking artwork. As a queer artist, his dynamic approach to materials and techniques reflects a deep commitment to self-expression and an ongoing dialogue with both the body and the environment. With each piece, Jackson invites viewers to engage with the nuances of the human experience, offering a unique perspective that resonates on both a personal and universal level. @attack.of.the.flapjack. forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.]
December 25, 2025 at 1:00 PM
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Issue #4 of the Trans Survivors Zine explores relationships in all their forms. Oliver Chapman's "Wedding Bells" captures the depth of emotion when queer love and connection are expressed and honored. Read the zine: forge.tips/zine

#TransSurvivors #TransArtists
[Image: Two slides with a light blue background. Slide 1 includes Oliver Chapman's 'Wedding Bells.' On a blue background, drawn in black are two masculine figures in suits embrace in a tender kiss. Surrounding them are splatters of white, light blue, medium blue, and dark blue to imitate throwing rice or flowers on newlyweds. forge.tips/zine."] [Image: Slide 2 text: "About the Artist. Oliver Chapman. I am a gay trans man who loves being creative in all forms, including art, writing, and photography. Most of my stories focus on mental health issues and queer identities, as I aim to bring accurate representation of all sorts of LGBTQ+ people. forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.]
December 24, 2025 at 1:01 PM
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In this recorded webinar, join FORGE and our two guest speakers, Nia and Nadia, for a thoughtful discussion on the intersections of authoritarianism and state-sanctioned violence on trans communities and relationships. Find the recording at forge.tips/IPV-trans-lives.
[Image: Green text overlaying a tan background with graphics of line-drawn flowers. Text: "Intimate Partner Violence, Authoritarianism, and Trans Lives. Rescheduled! Webinar recording. forge.tips/IPV-trans-lives" FORGE logo.]
December 23, 2025 at 2:03 PM
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In Maya Williams's poem, unexpected means lead us back to connection. Read the full poem in the Relationships issue of the Trans Survivors Zine, at forge.tips/zine and connect with Maya at @emmdubb16.bsky.social and mayawilliamspoet.com!

#TransSurvivors #TransPoets
[Image: Two slides with a light blue background. Slide 1 text: "Trans Survivors Zine: Relationships. How Jazmine Sullivan Helped Me Appreciate and Come Out to My Mother Again by Maya Williams. '“I’m no longer a Black woman, but will always root for Black women,” / she was concerned about me not calling myself Black. I ease her worry, / “I’m a Black nonbinary person.” Sighing, she said, “Don’t scare me like that again.” I’m glad she only cared about the word that matters.' forge.tips/zine."] [Image: Slide 2 text: "About the Writer. Maya Williams. Maya Williams (ey/they/she) is a religious Black multiracial nonbinary suicide survivor who served as Portland, Maine's poet laureate for a 2021-2024 term. Follow more of eir work at mayawilliamspoet.com. @emmdubb16. forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.]
December 23, 2025 at 1:00 PM
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In relationships where we are anticipating someone else's emotions and crises, how can we care for our own? M. Lopes da Silva's "the fireman" follows this metaphor: the labor of putting out fires while our own burn too. forge.tips/zine

Connect with M. at @mlopesdasilva.bsky.social!
[Image: Two slides with a light blue background. Slide 1 text: "Trans Survivors Zine: Relationships. the fireman by M. Lopes da Silva. 'I can still hear the bells jangling / telling me to get ready / telling me to text them check in make sure / they’re not angry or upset be ready / to soothe or put out fires be ready / they were always burning / so how could I be on fire? / how could I be so irresponsible as to burn, too?' forge.tips/zine."] [Image: Slide 2 text: "About the Writer. M. Lopes da Silva. M. Lopes da Silva (he/they) is a polyamorous, bisexual, and non-binary trans masc author and artist from Los Angeles. He writes pulp and poetry, and lectures about the political power of desire and disruption. His poetry can be found in Eye to the Telescope, The Dread Machine, and Electric Literature. Weirdpunk Books released his collection of heartbreaking and exquisite trans and queer horror stories, Infinity Mathing at the Shore and Other Disruptions, in March of 2024. Instagram: @authormlopesdasilva; Bluesky: @mlopesdasilva.bsky.social. forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.]
December 22, 2025 at 7:19 PM
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Check out the amazing cover art from Issue #4 of the Trans Survivors Zine! Marlowe Olsen's "Home With You" captures themes of rebirth and connection with nature - a different kind of relationship than many of those depicted in the zine! forge.tips/zine #TransSurvivors #TransArtists
[Image: Two slides with a light blue background. Slide 1 includes Marlowe Olsen's 'Home With You.' Copper etching intaglio print depicting two hands intertwined and resting amongst the forest floor. There are beetles and roly-polys crawling on and around them and an assortment of flowers, mushrooms, and leaves are all present and playing an integral role in the process of decay and rebirth. forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.] [Image: Slide 2 text: "About the Artist. Marlowe Olsen. Marlowe is a genderqueer artist living in Madison, WI. They enjoy live music, reading graphic novels, and the sunshine.@earthtwomars. forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.]
December 21, 2025 at 1:01 PM
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"As a survivor of IPV, I’ve found that nature and its processes have had a profound impact on both the narratives I have about who I am post trauma as well as my experience of learning to exist in the world again with others and move away from isolation." - Quill. forge.tips/zine
[Image: Two slides with a light blue background. Slide 1 text: "Trans Survivors Zine: Relationships. Recomposition by Quill Hogan. 'Leave space in your pile to drain away the stories / that never made sense in the first place. / Turn the matter you’ve collected now and then; / coffee grounds that fueled late night phone calls, / orange peels from Karla at Monday night meetings, / dandelion stems that you whispered wishes into, / let your wild heart breathe / let your body move and remember itself.' forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.]
December 20, 2025 at 1:00 PM
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Kale Bolton's "Third Infusion" explores intersections of relationships and illness - ways that our connections support us through hardship and also complicate our experiences with trauma. Read the full piece at forge.tips/zine

Find Kale at cancerqueers.com.
[Image: Two slides with a light blue background. Slide 1 text: "Trans Survivors Zine: Relationships. Third Infusion by Kale Bolton. 'The nurse runs saline through my port. I can taste it, like the world’s most expensive oyster. Then comes the chemo. It’s cold. I remember my first infusion, how I was terrified it was going to burn. I’d spent the whole time waiting for that unbearable sting. But it never came. Now, at my third infusion, I know what to expect. I’m practically a regular old champ. It’s strange, though, being seen like this. I have never been the kind of person who needed taking care of. I don’t really know what to do with it. I take a sip of my smoothie, clink my glass with Vanessa’s, and together, we watch the birds. ' forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.] [Image: Slide 2 text: "About the Writer. Kale Bolton. I am a trans nonbinary multidisciplinary artist living in Portland Oregon. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2022. After my diagnosis I started an LGBTQ cancer survivor art collective called Cancer Queers. @cancerqueers; cancerqueers.com. forge.tips/zine."" FORGE logo.]
December 19, 2025 at 1:03 PM
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Nasta Martyn's "Blue Girl" is our next contributor highlight from the Trans Survivors zine! We love the mix of collage and illustration, and the way three dimensional threads connect each piece of the artwork. Find Nasta's piece in the zine at forge.tips/zine!
[Image: Two slides with a light blue background. Slide 1 includes Nasta Martyn's art piece, 'Blue Girl.' Made up of collaged illustrations on a dark blue background, the piece depicts a person on the right emerging from flame with flaming hair. They are surrounded by illustrated fish on yellow paper, along with coils of white string. forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.] [Image: Slide 2 text: "About the Artist. Nasta Martyn. Nasta Martyn is an artist, graphic artist, illustrator. She graduated from the State Academy of Slavic Cultures with a degree in art, and also has a bachelor's degree in design.The first personal exhibition "My soul is like a wild hawk" (2002) was held in the museum of Maxim Bagdanovich. In her works, she raises themes of ecology, in 2005 she devoted a series of works to the Chernobyl disaster, draws on anti-war topics. The first big series she drew was The Red Book, dedicated to rare and endangered species of animals and birds.forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.]
December 18, 2025 at 1:01 PM
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"Ending violence against sex workers isn’t only about what happens in the streets. It’s about dismantling the structures that make that violence possible. It’s about building a world where safety is not a privilege, but a right." From the Sex Worker Outreach Project: Behind Bars.
[Image: White text overlaying a black background with a candle. Text: "December 17 - Closing reflections. Much has changed. Much hasn't. But together, across every line of politics and faith, we can end the violence."]
December 17, 2025 at 8:06 PM
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Issue #4 of the Trans Survivors Zine focuses on relationships in many forms. Gemma Bastian's "T4T" explores ways that trans folks may uniquely connect in relationship with one another - through the mutual "jerry rigging / of each other’s bodies." Read the full poem at forge.tips/zine
[Image: Two slides with a light blue background. Slide 1 text: "Trans Survivors Zine: Relationships. T4T by Gemma Bastian. 'We stay mutually complicit / In the jerry rigging / Of each other’s bodies / Attempting to fit the mold / That we were supposed to fit / Instead of the factory defects / That the stork dropped off / On our parents’ doorsteps / Is that why they treat us like that? / Because they never got / A recall notice? / You’re getting so muscular / And your chest looks so flat / I’m glad you like the way / I have finally begun / To fill out my clothes / Thanks for not caring / That my hair is synthetic.' forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.] [Image: Slide 2 text: "About the Writer. Gemma Bastian. Gemma Bastian (she/her) is a university professor by day, an amateur poet by night, and a hopeless romantic 24/7. She lives in Sioux Falls, SD, and no, it's not that terrible being trans there. This is her first time submitting poetry to a zine but she's been submitting poetry to her crushes since high school. Follow @poetrybygemma on Instagram for more gay stuff. @poetrybygemma forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.]
December 17, 2025 at 1:01 PM
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International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers is coming up on December 17th. Today, the Sex Worker Outreach Project invites us to "imagine a world where safety is not conditional, where dignity is not negotiable, and where justice does not come with caveats." forge.tips/swop-end-violence
[Image: White text overlaying a black background with a candle. Text: "December 16 - A world without violence. Imagine safety. A world where sex work is work, and no one's life is disposable."]
December 16, 2025 at 11:47 PM
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"My piece is about surviving emotional and sexual abuse that started in my childhood at the hands of trans adults. It's unfortunately been necessary to untangle my gender/sexual identity from my abuse, and justify the reality of my identity." - Aspen forge.tips/zine

#TransSurvivors #TransArtists
[Image: Two slides with a light blue background. Slide 1 includes Aspen's art piece, 'you can learn good things from bad people': Collaged, hand-decorated paper depics several birch trees and four red palms climbing a colorful background. Text reads: 'you can learn good things from bad people.' forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.] [Image: Slide 2 text: "About the Artist. Aspen. Aspen scaredlittlebug is an agender zinester and bug enthusiast whose art can take years to finish. In the decade since moving to so-called Denver, it’s been drawing, collaging, and hanging out around ponds. You can find him at Denver Zinefest, or outside taking pictures of dragonflies. IG: @scaredlittlebugzines. tumblr: scaredlittlebug. forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.]
December 16, 2025 at 1:00 PM
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elle's "potato soup" left us feeling the warmth of connection through small acts of care. elle's poem explores the complexity of mental health, connection with our bodies, and relationships to others. Read the full poem in Issue #4 of the Trans Survivors zine: forge.tips/zine
[Image: Two slides with a light blue background. Slide 1 text: "Trans Survivors Zine: Relationships. potato soup by elle. 'in the kitchen you were serving up / new ways to carry a conversation / i was taken care of, / you took care of me / you fucked me while i wore a skirt / you made me potato soup / and i felt like a girl' forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.] [Image: Slide 2 text: "About the Writer. elle. elle (she/her) is a poet and musician whose work ranges anywhere from soft and sentimental to hard and horny! after turning her journaling habits into performing, she's been putting her roots down in the chicago poetry scene. finding solace in the cathartic practice of putting the feelings she's been ignoring on paper to read to strangers. she spends a lot of her time focused on good moods, good foods, and good people! all parts of her life that shine through in her work. if she doesn't respond to your email right away, be patient, she's probably tending to her plants! @elletommy_ forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.]
December 15, 2025 at 8:56 PM
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Asher-Reid Martinez's "Silly Goose" is the first poem in Trans Survivors Issue #4! "I wanted to keep my piece light and hopeful because a lot of my work is pretty dark/angry and I've been trying to lean into being soft in a world set out to harden us." Read the full poem: forge.tips/zine
[Image: Two slides with a light blue background. Slide 1 text: "Trans Survivors Zine: Relationships. Silly Goose by Asher-Reid Martinez. 'We wake in our tents to the sounds of geese / Their laughter carries through the morning air / Over the quiet, still lake / The late autumn morning cold tries to seep into our temporary homes / We burrow into our sacks, smile, laugh along with them / This is home / For now / For however long we want it to be / Here it’s safe / Safe to be who we are, how we want / Safe to laugh with those silly birds' forge.tips/zine."] [Slide 2 text: "About the Writer. Asher-Reid Martinez. I'm a 25-year-old Puerto Rican Autistic trans man living in New York. I have a 12-year-old cat named Godiva who is my entire world!! In my free time you can find me writing poems, reading books, camping, and doing fiber arts. @armontheroad. forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.]
December 14, 2025 at 1:00 PM
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We're so excited to announce the launch of Issue #4 of the Trans Survivors Zine! Our first highlighted artist is August Webber and their piece, "we can make it." Find the full zine at forge.tips/zine! #TransSurvivors #T4T #TransArtists
[Image: Two slides with a light blue background. Slide 1 includes August Webber's painting, 'we can make it': Two baby goats are in front of a partial barbed wire fence and surrounded by dead grass. One of them is tangled in the wire and bleeding as the other tries to drag them by the ear. In the distance, there is bright green grass and light shining through the storm. forge.tips/zine."] [Slide 2 text: "About the Artist. August Webber. August (they/he/she) is a 24 year old trans artist in the SF Bay Area. They work in theatre education and enjoy using various mediums to create art, including music, poetry, sewing, crochet, painting, sculpting, etc. Art is an important and daily aspect of their life. @aug.aries. forge.tips/zine." FORGE logo.]
December 13, 2025 at 1:00 PM
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Check out our new blog post from @writingknighting.bsky.social! "Facing the Fog" is "a brief memoir and rumination on realising that I am actually going to grow old, what that might mean as someone who has transitioned, and how I came to terms with that." forge.tips/facing-the-fog
Text overlaying a blue background of torn paper, with dark scribbles in the background. Text: "Facing the Fog by Kay Knighting. forge.tips/facing-the-fog." FORGE logo. Text overlaying a blue background of torn paper. Text: "'Life ends, but that inevitable ending doesn’t diminish in any way what has gone before it.' forge.tips/facing-the-fog." FORGE logo Text overlaying a blue background of torn paper. Text: "'Transness is just another part of being human, and every part of being human is transient and no less real because of it.' forge.tips/facing-the-fog." FORGE logo.
December 10, 2025 at 1:02 PM
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There's one week left to sign up for the Safe to Be, Safe to Pee toolkit launch event! The toolkit covers strategies for preventing sexual violence in bathrooms, locker rooms, changing areas, and other shared private spaces. Join us on December 16th: forge.tips/safe-to-be
[Image: Text above a series of overlapping folders, each with the title of a different toolkit section. Text: "A sneak peek inside the toolkit: Safe to Be, Safe to Pee. Dec. 16 - 2 - 3:30 pm EST. We can all take steps to create safer shared spaces. forge.tips/safe-to-be." Toolkit sections: "FAQ: ALl gender spaces; making spaces safer; case studies; single occupancy facilities." FORGE logo.]
December 9, 2025 at 1:01 PM
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Gaslighting, lies, and misinformation are not just used in abusive relationships, though; they are also used by institutions, governments, and people in positions of power to gain and maintain control over communities and individuals. Read our new guide on gaslighting: forge.tips/gaslighting
[Image: Against a pink background, a graphic of a person reading a book. Text: "The things we tell each other shape our reality. Gaslighting; misinformation; manipulation; coercion. forge.tips/gaslighting." FORGE logo.]
December 8, 2025 at 11:18 PM
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Join us on December 16th! Safe to Be, Safe to Pee is a new tooklit from FORGE designed to help organizations and businesses prevent sexual violence in shared private spaces, such as bathrooms, locker rooms, and changing areas. Get a sneak peek of the toolkit content! forge.tips/safe-to-be
[Image: On the cover of a sample document, a photo of a row of lockers in blue. Text on the cover says "Safe to Be, Safe to Pee." Text: "Join us for the toolkit launch! Dec. 16 - 2 - 3:30 pm EST. forge.tips/safe-to-be." FORGE logo.]
December 5, 2025 at 1:00 PM
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Safe to Be, Safe to Pee is a new tooklit from FORGE designed to help organizations and businesses prevent sexual violence in shared private spaces, such as bathrooms, locker rooms, and changing areas. Join us to learn about the toolkit and get a sneak peak at its content: forge.tips/safe-to-be
[Image: A graphic of a toilet paper roll on a light blue background. Text: "Join us for the toolkit launch! Safe to Be, Safe to Pee. Dec. 16 - 2 - 3:30 pm EST. forge.tips/safe-to-be." FORGE logo.]
November 30, 2025 at 1:00 PM
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Join FORGE and these incredible speakers on Dec 2nd to travel through time! With M.E. O’Brien, Amir, and Matthew Armstead, we'll explore the past, present, and future of trans lives. Bring a notebook, an object to connect you to the present, and yourself! forge.tips/healing-transmissions
A pixelated computer graphics background against a pink sky. In a browser window, the url reads "forge.tips/healing-transmissions." Slide 1 text: "Travel to the future with M.E. O’Brien. M.E. O’Brien writes about gender freedom and capitalism. She has two books, a co-authored work of speculative fiction,Everything for Everyone: An Oral History of the New York Commune, 2052–2072 (Common Notions, 2022) andFamily Abolition: Capitalism and the Communizing of Care (Pluto, 2023). Previously she coordinated the NYC Trans Oral History Project. She has a PhD from NYU, where she sometimes teaches on queer Marxism and sexuality and capitalism. She currently works as a psychoanalyst in formation, and a licensed clinical social worker." FORGE logo. A pixelated computer graphics background against a pink sky. In a browser window, the url reads "forge.tips/healing-transmissions." Slide 2 text: "Zoom to the past with Amir. As a first-generation Chaldean Iraqi who grew up in Ontario, Canada, Amir investigates themes related to multigenerational resilience and the disconnect between body and home in relation to nomadism. This has resulted in the manifestation of Prince Zorah, a fantastical alter-ego prominently featured in Amir’s work. His journey involves realistic and mythological imagery to analogize real feelings within marginalization and deep-rooted care. The introspection and admiration of texts and media such as Take care of Yourself by Sundus Abdul Hadi and The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry has influenced Amir’s love of creating folktales based on resistance." FORGE logo. A pixelated computer graphics background against a pink sky. In a browser window, the url reads "forge.tips/healing-transmissions." Slide 3 text: "Return to the present with Matthew Armstead. Matthew Armstead cultivates the intersections of justice movements, artistic expression, and collective liberation. They have over 15 years of experience building organizations, developing leaders, and resolving conflict across social and structural power differences. Their facilitation style weaves in theater practices to create opportunities for people to embody the futures they strive to create." FORGE logo. A pixelated computer graphics background against a pink sky. In a browser window, the url reads "forge.tips/healing-transmissions." Slide 4 text: "Healing Trans-missions: messages from the past, present, and future. Tues, Dec. 2nd, 2024. 6:30-8 pm EST." FORGE logo.]
November 29, 2025 at 10:56 PM
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"To go in the dark with a light is to know the light. / To know the dark, go dark. Go without sight, and find that the dark, too, blooms and sings, and is traveled by dark feet and dark wings." To Know the Dark by Wendell Berry.
[Image: White text against a background photo of the moon peeking out from a cloudy sky. Text: "'and find that the dark, too, blooms and sings, and is traveled by dark feet and dark wings.' Wendell Berry, To Know the Dark" FORGE logo.]
November 28, 2025 at 1:02 PM