A call for submissions invited Indigenous writers, poets, and artists to contribute to a community-based Indigenous Climate Zine.
This creative project centered radical truth-telling, resistance, and Indigenous climate futures. Contributors were encouraged to use poetry, prose, and visual art to explore what climate justice looks and feels like in their communities, both now and for future generations.
The zine welcomed a wide range of emotions and perspectives, including rage, tenderness, refusal, joy, memory, and futurity. This opportunity created space for Indigenous voices to speak honestly about climate change, community resilience, environmental justice, and visions for a better future.
Submissions were open nationwide and due by March 22.
Deadline: March 22
Location: Nationwide
Opportunity: Indigenous Climate Zine submissions for writers, poets, and artists
