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In UntoldMag Special Issue No. 3-Beyond Borders: Stories of Migration, Identity, and Struggle, we bring together journalists, artists, and researchers to trace less visible infrastructures of control - and the forms of resistance that emerge against them.
December 2, 2025 at 2:03 PM
In UntoldMag Special Issue No. 3-Beyond Borders: Stories of Migration, Identity, and Struggle, we bring together journalists, artists, and researchers to trace less visible infrastructures of control - and the forms of resistance that emerge against them.
Join UntoldMag’s community, be part of the process and help sustain critical storytelling that bridges research, art, and public debate.
December 1, 2025 at 4:04 PM
Join UntoldMag’s community, be part of the process and help sustain critical storytelling that bridges research, art, and public debate.
AI is transforming borders faster than laws can regulate. Marketed as “innovation,” these systems now decide who can move, who is detained, and who is turned away, often reproducing racial hierarchies.
A core finding of BAJI & UCI’s recent report.
https://f.mtr.cool/bfpltqibum
A core finding of BAJI & UCI’s recent report.
https://f.mtr.cool/bfpltqibum
November 27, 2025 at 5:04 PM
AI is transforming borders faster than laws can regulate. Marketed as “innovation,” these systems now decide who can move, who is detained, and who is turned away, often reproducing racial hierarchies.
A core finding of BAJI & UCI’s recent report.
https://f.mtr.cool/bfpltqibum
A core finding of BAJI & UCI’s recent report.
https://f.mtr.cool/bfpltqibum
Along Nepal’s Koshi River, the Majhi, an Indigenous riverine community, are watching their way of life disappear.
Raman Paudel tells the story of a people fighting to stay connected to the waters that once sustained them.
Raman Paudel tells the story of a people fighting to stay connected to the waters that once sustained them.
November 24, 2025 at 3:26 PM
Along Nepal’s Koshi River, the Majhi, an Indigenous riverine community, are watching their way of life disappear.
Raman Paudel tells the story of a people fighting to stay connected to the waters that once sustained them.
Raman Paudel tells the story of a people fighting to stay connected to the waters that once sustained them.
What does it mean when genocide is only named once it is politically safe to do so?
Zina Q. calls this the racism of recognition: a politics of delayed outrage where Western institutions validate atrocities when costless.
https://f.mtr.cool/gloreklzzr
Zina Q. calls this the racism of recognition: a politics of delayed outrage where Western institutions validate atrocities when costless.
https://f.mtr.cool/gloreklzzr
November 21, 2025 at 2:35 PM
What does it mean when genocide is only named once it is politically safe to do so?
Zina Q. calls this the racism of recognition: a politics of delayed outrage where Western institutions validate atrocities when costless.
https://f.mtr.cool/gloreklzzr
Zina Q. calls this the racism of recognition: a politics of delayed outrage where Western institutions validate atrocities when costless.
https://f.mtr.cool/gloreklzzr
The real countdown in Iran isn’t to a nuclear strike or a new war.
It’s to Day Zero, the moment taps run dry in a country pushed to the brink by water scarcity.
As RezaTalebi argues, this crisis is human-made, not just a matter of drought.
https://f.mtr.cool/bviakujcpf
It’s to Day Zero, the moment taps run dry in a country pushed to the brink by water scarcity.
As RezaTalebi argues, this crisis is human-made, not just a matter of drought.
https://f.mtr.cool/bviakujcpf
November 20, 2025 at 12:13 PM
The real countdown in Iran isn’t to a nuclear strike or a new war.
It’s to Day Zero, the moment taps run dry in a country pushed to the brink by water scarcity.
As RezaTalebi argues, this crisis is human-made, not just a matter of drought.
https://f.mtr.cool/bviakujcpf
It’s to Day Zero, the moment taps run dry in a country pushed to the brink by water scarcity.
As RezaTalebi argues, this crisis is human-made, not just a matter of drought.
https://f.mtr.cool/bviakujcpf
We are calling for partnerships.
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More details in this thread.
#UntoldMag #AcademicOutreach #EditorialPartnership #ResearchImpact #PublicScholarship #Dossier
For details, reach out by info@untoldmag.org and share this invitation with your academic networks.
More details in this thread.
#UntoldMag #AcademicOutreach #EditorialPartnership #ResearchImpact #PublicScholarship #Dossier
November 19, 2025 at 4:04 PM
We are calling for partnerships.
For details, reach out by info@untoldmag.org and share this invitation with your academic networks.
More details in this thread.
#UntoldMag #AcademicOutreach #EditorialPartnership #ResearchImpact #PublicScholarship #Dossier
For details, reach out by info@untoldmag.org and share this invitation with your academic networks.
More details in this thread.
#UntoldMag #AcademicOutreach #EditorialPartnership #ResearchImpact #PublicScholarship #Dossier
A century after Rosa Luxemburg stood trial for anti-war speeches (1914), Berlin’s courts again police political conscience.
Today it’s students, artists, academics charged over Palestine solidarity - under “public order,” but prosecuted as ideology.
Today it’s students, artists, academics charged over Palestine solidarity - under “public order,” but prosecuted as ideology.
November 17, 2025 at 5:08 PM
A century after Rosa Luxemburg stood trial for anti-war speeches (1914), Berlin’s courts again police political conscience.
Today it’s students, artists, academics charged over Palestine solidarity - under “public order,” but prosecuted as ideology.
Today it’s students, artists, academics charged over Palestine solidarity - under “public order,” but prosecuted as ideology.
As violence returns to North Darfur, @UntoldMag revisits the story of Sudanese doctors who kept El Fasher’s last hospitals running under siege after nearly all international agencies withdrew.
November 14, 2025 at 4:41 PM
As violence returns to North Darfur, @UntoldMag revisits the story of Sudanese doctors who kept El Fasher’s last hospitals running under siege after nearly all international agencies withdrew.
In both Berlin and New York, Palestine solidarity has become a test of what Western “free speech” really means.
As Cameron Jones writes in UntoldMag & Academic Opposition, repression reveals the limits of liberal democracy and the cost of dissent
As Cameron Jones writes in UntoldMag & Academic Opposition, repression reveals the limits of liberal democracy and the cost of dissent
November 11, 2025 at 4:36 PM
In both Berlin and New York, Palestine solidarity has become a test of what Western “free speech” really means.
As Cameron Jones writes in UntoldMag & Academic Opposition, repression reveals the limits of liberal democracy and the cost of dissent
As Cameron Jones writes in UntoldMag & Academic Opposition, repression reveals the limits of liberal democracy and the cost of dissent
Behind Brazil’s glittering influencer culture lies invisible labor.
In her piece, Jéssica de Almeida reveals how digital creators are part of a growing workforce trapped in precarity, working for free while enriching global platforms.
In her piece, Jéssica de Almeida reveals how digital creators are part of a growing workforce trapped in precarity, working for free while enriching global platforms.
November 5, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Behind Brazil’s glittering influencer culture lies invisible labor.
In her piece, Jéssica de Almeida reveals how digital creators are part of a growing workforce trapped in precarity, working for free while enriching global platforms.
In her piece, Jéssica de Almeida reveals how digital creators are part of a growing workforce trapped in precarity, working for free while enriching global platforms.
How did Sudan’s revolution turn into a protracted nightmare?
In his article, Hamid Khalafallah @HamidMurtada traces the collapse of a democratic dream and how the war between SAF and RSF continues to destroy the country over two years later.
In his article, Hamid Khalafallah @HamidMurtada traces the collapse of a democratic dream and how the war between SAF and RSF continues to destroy the country over two years later.
November 3, 2025 at 4:31 PM
How did Sudan’s revolution turn into a protracted nightmare?
In his article, Hamid Khalafallah @HamidMurtada traces the collapse of a democratic dream and how the war between SAF and RSF continues to destroy the country over two years later.
In his article, Hamid Khalafallah @HamidMurtada traces the collapse of a democratic dream and how the war between SAF and RSF continues to destroy the country over two years later.
What connects Minneapolis and Palestine?
In his essay, Hashem Abushama shows how settler colonialism operates across continents, shaping cities, laws, and lives from the U.S. Midwest to occupied Palestine.
In his essay, Hashem Abushama shows how settler colonialism operates across continents, shaping cities, laws, and lives from the U.S. Midwest to occupied Palestine.
October 28, 2025 at 4:54 PM
What connects Minneapolis and Palestine?
In his essay, Hashem Abushama shows how settler colonialism operates across continents, shaping cities, laws, and lives from the U.S. Midwest to occupied Palestine.
In his essay, Hashem Abushama shows how settler colonialism operates across continents, shaping cities, laws, and lives from the U.S. Midwest to occupied Palestine.
“What are feminisms if not a series of practices to break the silence, to listen to the self and the other?”
In her piece, Giulia Crisci traces how Algerian women reclaim sound - from clandestine radio to podcasts- as a feminist space of resistance and creation.
In her piece, Giulia Crisci traces how Algerian women reclaim sound - from clandestine radio to podcasts- as a feminist space of resistance and creation.
October 24, 2025 at 2:08 PM
“What are feminisms if not a series of practices to break the silence, to listen to the self and the other?”
In her piece, Giulia Crisci traces how Algerian women reclaim sound - from clandestine radio to podcasts- as a feminist space of resistance and creation.
In her piece, Giulia Crisci traces how Algerian women reclaim sound - from clandestine radio to podcasts- as a feminist space of resistance and creation.
What stories can hair carry across generations?
In Teta’s Hair, Palestinian-American writer and artist Gina Al-Karablieh traces a lineage of resilience, where curls, braids, and olive oil become threads of survival, memory, and love.
In Teta’s Hair, Palestinian-American writer and artist Gina Al-Karablieh traces a lineage of resilience, where curls, braids, and olive oil become threads of survival, memory, and love.
October 21, 2025 at 4:27 PM
What stories can hair carry across generations?
In Teta’s Hair, Palestinian-American writer and artist Gina Al-Karablieh traces a lineage of resilience, where curls, braids, and olive oil become threads of survival, memory, and love.
In Teta’s Hair, Palestinian-American writer and artist Gina Al-Karablieh traces a lineage of resilience, where curls, braids, and olive oil become threads of survival, memory, and love.
What defines a literature born in exile shaped by fragmentation, censorship, and resistance?
In conversation with Refqa Abu-Remaileh, literary scholar of A Country of Words, we explores how Palestinian literature has been reimagined beyond borders and timelines.
@walidhouri.bsky.social
In conversation with Refqa Abu-Remaileh, literary scholar of A Country of Words, we explores how Palestinian literature has been reimagined beyond borders and timelines.
@walidhouri.bsky.social
October 16, 2025 at 4:06 PM
What defines a literature born in exile shaped by fragmentation, censorship, and resistance?
In conversation with Refqa Abu-Remaileh, literary scholar of A Country of Words, we explores how Palestinian literature has been reimagined beyond borders and timelines.
@walidhouri.bsky.social
In conversation with Refqa Abu-Remaileh, literary scholar of A Country of Words, we explores how Palestinian literature has been reimagined beyond borders and timelines.
@walidhouri.bsky.social
Imagine walking through your own neighbourhood and being stopped at a checkpoint - not by a soldier, but by a camera.
An algorithm scans your face.
Green, you pass.
Red, you are turned back.
For Palestinians, this is not dystopian fiction - it’s daily life.
An algorithm scans your face.
Green, you pass.
Red, you are turned back.
For Palestinians, this is not dystopian fiction - it’s daily life.
October 13, 2025 at 4:31 PM
Imagine walking through your own neighbourhood and being stopped at a checkpoint - not by a soldier, but by a camera.
An algorithm scans your face.
Green, you pass.
Red, you are turned back.
For Palestinians, this is not dystopian fiction - it’s daily life.
An algorithm scans your face.
Green, you pass.
Red, you are turned back.
For Palestinians, this is not dystopian fiction - it’s daily life.
After more than a decade of war and sanctions, Syria’s oil is back in global focus.
As restrictions ease, Gulf investors and European firms are lining up to reclaim access to its battered oil fields.
Who stands to benefit this time?
As restrictions ease, Gulf investors and European firms are lining up to reclaim access to its battered oil fields.
Who stands to benefit this time?
October 8, 2025 at 5:04 PM
After more than a decade of war and sanctions, Syria’s oil is back in global focus.
As restrictions ease, Gulf investors and European firms are lining up to reclaim access to its battered oil fields.
Who stands to benefit this time?
As restrictions ease, Gulf investors and European firms are lining up to reclaim access to its battered oil fields.
Who stands to benefit this time?
On this day two years ago, a new chapter of pain and devastation began in Palestine, not as a passing event, but as the beginning of an ongoing genocide that transcends time and place.
October 7, 2025 at 1:47 PM
On this day two years ago, a new chapter of pain and devastation began in Palestine, not as a passing event, but as the beginning of an ongoing genocide that transcends time and place.
In Karnataka’s Nagarhole Tiger Reserve, the Jenu Kuruba- honey-gatherers who lived in these forests for centuries- sat down for a meal.
Police arrived. Shelters were torn down. They were branded “encroachers.”
An article by Vasudevan Sridharan
Police arrived. Shelters were torn down. They were branded “encroachers.”
An article by Vasudevan Sridharan
October 6, 2025 at 12:03 PM
In Karnataka’s Nagarhole Tiger Reserve, the Jenu Kuruba- honey-gatherers who lived in these forests for centuries- sat down for a meal.
Police arrived. Shelters were torn down. They were branded “encroachers.”
An article by Vasudevan Sridharan
Police arrived. Shelters were torn down. They were branded “encroachers.”
An article by Vasudevan Sridharan
في غزّة، الإبادة تحجب المشهد. لكن كما تكتب عرين هواري: العنف لا يختفي، بل يتخذ أشكالًا أخرى، منها الجنسي.
"كل القضايا الأخرى تصغر أمام ماكينات القتل، لكن الاعتداءات تبقى واقعًا لا يمكن تجاهله."
بقلم عرين هواري - مديرة مركز مدى الكرمل
🔗 https://f.mtr.cool/zmmrhixqxd
"كل القضايا الأخرى تصغر أمام ماكينات القتل، لكن الاعتداءات تبقى واقعًا لا يمكن تجاهله."
بقلم عرين هواري - مديرة مركز مدى الكرمل
🔗 https://f.mtr.cool/zmmrhixqxd
October 2, 2025 at 4:23 PM
في غزّة، الإبادة تحجب المشهد. لكن كما تكتب عرين هواري: العنف لا يختفي، بل يتخذ أشكالًا أخرى، منها الجنسي.
"كل القضايا الأخرى تصغر أمام ماكينات القتل، لكن الاعتداءات تبقى واقعًا لا يمكن تجاهله."
بقلم عرين هواري - مديرة مركز مدى الكرمل
🔗 https://f.mtr.cool/zmmrhixqxd
"كل القضايا الأخرى تصغر أمام ماكينات القتل، لكن الاعتداءات تبقى واقعًا لا يمكن تجاهله."
بقلم عرين هواري - مديرة مركز مدى الكرمل
🔗 https://f.mtr.cool/zmmrhixqxd
In Gaza, grief never ends.
It is layered, interrupted, and inherited, an ongoing violence that leaves no space to heal.
It is layered, interrupted, and inherited, an ongoing violence that leaves no space to heal.
September 30, 2025 at 4:04 PM
In Gaza, grief never ends.
It is layered, interrupted, and inherited, an ongoing violence that leaves no space to heal.
It is layered, interrupted, and inherited, an ongoing violence that leaves no space to heal.
Berlin’s reputation as a cosmopolitan hub hides a deeper reality: its cultural industry commodifies diversity, branding it for profit while marginalizing voices that disrupt the narrative.
September 26, 2025 at 4:07 PM
Berlin’s reputation as a cosmopolitan hub hides a deeper reality: its cultural industry commodifies diversity, branding it for profit while marginalizing voices that disrupt the narrative.
Applications are now open for the Feminist Journalist Fellowship: Journalism as Resistance.
A six-month programme by Noor Network for early- to mid-career journalists from the Global South.
Apply by Oct 5 → https://f.mtr.cool/iidminbrhs
@globalvoices.org @jamhoor.org
A six-month programme by Noor Network for early- to mid-career journalists from the Global South.
Apply by Oct 5 → https://f.mtr.cool/iidminbrhs
@globalvoices.org @jamhoor.org
September 22, 2025 at 3:57 PM
Applications are now open for the Feminist Journalist Fellowship: Journalism as Resistance.
A six-month programme by Noor Network for early- to mid-career journalists from the Global South.
Apply by Oct 5 → https://f.mtr.cool/iidminbrhs
@globalvoices.org @jamhoor.org
A six-month programme by Noor Network for early- to mid-career journalists from the Global South.
Apply by Oct 5 → https://f.mtr.cool/iidminbrhs
@globalvoices.org @jamhoor.org
The UK, Canada, and Australia just officially recognized Palestine as a sovereign state.
#Palestine #Recognition #Decolonize #AlternativeMedia #MemoryAsResistance #UntoldMag #NarrativePower #IndependentVoices #JusticeNotSymbolism
#Palestine #Recognition #Decolonize #AlternativeMedia #MemoryAsResistance #UntoldMag #NarrativePower #IndependentVoices #JusticeNotSymbolism
September 21, 2025 at 5:44 PM
The UK, Canada, and Australia just officially recognized Palestine as a sovereign state.
#Palestine #Recognition #Decolonize #AlternativeMedia #MemoryAsResistance #UntoldMag #NarrativePower #IndependentVoices #JusticeNotSymbolism
#Palestine #Recognition #Decolonize #AlternativeMedia #MemoryAsResistance #UntoldMag #NarrativePower #IndependentVoices #JusticeNotSymbolism