Big Internet

Toward a Mondragon of Music
Subvert is becoming the largest musician-owned cooperative. Its members want it to become much more.
by The Editors

Project Cybersyn

IBM Mainframes, Nationalización, y Cibernética Socialista
by Gabriel Flores

Digital Public Infrastructure

Community Privacy, Agency, and Consent
by Riley Wong

De-Google’ing the Normal

‘Cutting the Cord’ from Big Tech with May First Movement Technology
by Mark Hernandez-Motaghy

Issue 1 Features

Jessica Gordon-Nembhard on abolition and why incarceration can’t stop collective courage
by Nia K. Evans

Fred Moten on the practice of practice
by Cierra Michele Peters & Mark Hernandez-Motaghy

Esteban Kelly reflects on anarchism, transformative justice, and critiques of prefiguration
by Sruti Suryanarayanan

Terence Nance on un-disciplining, genre-curiosity, and making films through spirit
by Lawrence Burney

Field Notes

Detroit People’s Food Co-op builds food sovereignty through Black-led coalitions.

by Aparna Sridaran

Healing at Crenshaw Dairy Mart’s abolitionist pods
by Romi Morrison

At the Butter Fine Art Fair, artists keep 100% — and the care shows

by Makeda Easter

Fortunately Magazine is a print and digital publication dedicated to art, culture
and solidarity economies.

Issue 0