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Nadia Mounier on documenting Cairo, gender politics, and the tensions of image-making in a changing Egypt.

October 2023 was all about the long-awaited and fantabulous in-person event etceteras— feminist festival of design and publishing [https://futuress.us17.list-manage.com/track/click?u=c6aa2d13eba1beab1d5d1bceb&id=dfb36b846f&

Life throws curveballs, and Futuress’ financial struggles and the recession have also impacted our team members, who freelance for Futuress, alongside juggling their other jobs and family commitments. With a

Victoria Nascimento Veiga’s journey toward socially and environmentally conscious fashion.

Tereza Bettinardi on design publishing, open education, and the micro-politics of daily practice.

Bec Wonders on the Vancouver Women’s Library, the legacy of feminist archives, and the complex history of female conflict.

A Line Which Forms A Volume #5 explores how the act of leaning on, with, and into a research topic can be regarded as a form of care for the

Curator Keyna Eleison making a case for expanding knowledges.

Is “care” just lip service to a new buzzword in design discourse?

Reflections from a transdisciplinary workshop for exhibition making and unmaking at the heart of the Dhaka Art Summit.

A conversation with (some members of) Decolonising Design, a group founded in 2016 by eight design researchers, artists, and activists, stemming from the Global South.

Industrial designer Iskander Guetta talks about learning from Marrakech, Bangalore, and beyond.

Eliot Gisel [https://futuress.org/author/eliot/] is a Swiss journalist, editor, and researcher exploring topics such as design education, dress culture, city politics, visual rhetorics of resistance, LGBTQIA+ activism,