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We’re thrilled to share our final digital seasonal calendaring journal: Composting what no longer serves us, volume IV of this zine series.
Our seasonal calendaring zines are a delightful collaboration with artist Lesley Numbers in our effort to weave more interdependent, robust, creative communities of mutual care.
The theme of this fall season, composting what no longer serves us, weaves together prompts, collaborations and offerings that help us tap into the what we want to release with this change of seasons to make space to move us toward ourselves and the world we dream. In chaotic times, it grounds us in paying attention to where our energy goes, releasing what no longer serves us to make space for connection. Like our previous zines, the fall zine is designed. to reconnect us to ourselves, each other, the moon, our seasons, and this planet we call home.
This journal is intended to take our community offline and into real life. Our relationship to social media is evolving in these times, but for now, you can find us occasionally sharing about this project on instagram at @folkweaversf and @lesleyannenumbers, on bluesky at @folkweaver and @lesleyannenumbers, and on substack at lesleyannenumbers.substack.com and folkweaver.substack.com
We’re donating 10% of profits to mutual aid efforts in Palestine as part of our commitment to mutual aid and Palestinian liberation.
This zine is risograph printed at San Francisco Center For the Book.
We’re thrilled to share our final digital seasonal calendaring journal: Composting what no longer serves us, volume IV of this zine series.
Our seasonal calendaring zines are a delightful collaboration with artist Lesley Numbers in our effort to weave more interdependent, robust, creative communities of mutual care.
The theme of this fall season, composting what no longer serves us, weaves together prompts, collaborations and offerings that help us tap into the what we want to release with this change of seasons to make space to move us toward ourselves and the world we dream. In chaotic times, it grounds us in paying attention to where our energy goes, releasing what no longer serves us to make space for connection. Like our previous zines, the fall zine is designed. to reconnect us to ourselves, each other, the moon, our seasons, and this planet we call home.
This journal is intended to take our community offline and into real life. Our relationship to social media is evolving in these times, but for now, you can find us occasionally sharing about this project on instagram at @folkweaversf and @lesleyannenumbers, on bluesky at @folkweaver and @lesleyannenumbers, and on substack at lesleyannenumbers.substack.com and folkweaver.substack.com
We’re donating 10% of profits to mutual aid efforts in Palestine as part of our commitment to mutual aid and Palestinian liberation.
This zine is risograph printed at San Francisco Center For the Book.