Atmos Volume 09: Kinship is here! 🫂 Exploring themes of community, biodiversity, symbiosis, and conservation, this issue reminds us that we exist not just as individuals, but in a web of relationships. Get your copy here: shop.atmos.earth
Atmos Magazine
Book and Periodical Publishing
New York, New York 8,953 followers
A media brand exploring the intersection of climate and culture.
About us
Atmos is an exploration of climate and culture, a biannual magazine and media brand curated by a growing ecosystem of adventurers, creatives, and journalists dedicated to pioneering progress around the world. Each volume of Atmos places a different element of our relationship to the Earth under a microscope, from the latest developments in neo-natural resources to collapsing ecosystems to the nature of being human. Through innovative design, in-depth storytelling, and impactful imagery, our goal is to elevate our collective consciousness surrounding sustainability and the future of our planet.
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http://www.atmos.earth
External link for Atmos Magazine
- Industry
- Book and Periodical Publishing
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- New York, New York
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2019
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New York, New York, US
Employees at Atmos Magazine
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Theresa Perez
Managing Director @ Atmos Magazine | Climate & Culture
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Adah Parris (she/her)
Visionary Keynote Speaker and Consultant: Empowering Individuals and Organisations to Drive Innovation and Create a More Sustainable Future. I donate…
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Jake Sargent
Cofounder and Publisher at Atmos
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Michelle Golden
Head of Operations & Community at Atmos Magazine
Updates
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Fire is not unnatural, writes Atmos columnist Ruth H. Burns. But today, deadly wildfires are the result of a planet pushed to a tipping point by our own doing.
Respecting Peta, the Life Spark
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“At its core, even our spirituality is Earth derived. The human and the Earth are totally implicated, each in the other…If there is no spirituality in the Earth, then there is no spirituality in ourselves.”—Thomas Berry For Volume 09: Kinship, four scholars discuss the possibilities of spiritual ecology as a path toward reintegration in the face of a disintegrating world. Read more below with photographs by Stefan Dotter.
Why the World Needs Spiritual Ecology
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In May of this year, with the help of Twenty Summers, we gathered together a host of leading voices in conservation, ecology, and storytelling to discuss some of the most pressing issues of our time, and the importance of coming together in order to solve them. You can watch all the panels from the weekend here: https://lnkd.in/e9AxTxbA
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Scientists are edging ever-closer to being able to speak to animals. The field of animal communication is in its infancy, but developments are moving fast. The advent of AI could fast-track our understanding, but, as with most applications of AI, the possibilities it creates also raise urgent, head-scratching, and worrying ethical questions. In the wrong hands, or without sufficient forethought, humanity’s newfound understanding of animal communication could soon be put to problematic use. César Hernán Rodríguez Garavito of the More Than Human Rights (MOTH) project at New York University School of Law is working to establish guidelines and an ethical framework around the technology for understanding and communicating with non-human animals. Read more by Becca Warner below.
AI Could Help Us Talk to Animals—But Should It?
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Coal mining shaped the workforce and landscape of former socialist republics East Germany and Poland. Now, as support for energy from coal diminishes, defunct coal mines are going through transformations, with some being converted into tourist attractions. Read more from Katie Myers with photographs by Freya Najade below.
Transformation and Nostalgia in Europe’s Coal Mines
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Three Black Men: A Journey into the Magical Otherwise is a project of the The Center for Healing and Liberation that brought together three visionary leaders— Resmaa Menakem, Bayo Akomolafe and Orland Bishop through a voyage of deep inquiry. Tracing the African diaspora in reverse, From Los Angeles to Salvador to Accra, the cultural luminaries gathered in community to reach beyond what we know, tackling the legacies of historical harms, climate crises, and surging global inequities, questioning: how might we respond in ways we have not yet imagined? For Atmos Volume 09: Kinship, Jazmine Hughes met with the Three Black Men in Ghana as they work to build liberation-spaces of healing and exploration. Read more below.
In Ghana, a Gathering for Black Joy, Pain, and Reconnection
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In Colombia, a grassroots bill is making waves for trans communities. On Wednesday, July 31st, 2024, history was made in Bogotá, Colombia. Against all odds, trans and nonbinary people from across the South American country presented a landmark bill to Congress demanding their rights, dreams, and needs are met. Spearheaded by Plataforma Ley Integral Trans Ya!, a coalition of trans and nonbinary people, grassroots organizations, and more than one hundred independent activists, the proposed law seeks to “protect and guarantee human rights and a dignified life for people with diverse gender identities” in Colombia. The momentous nature of the bill gave rise to a day of celebration in downtown Bogotá that began with a riveting artistic performance by photographer and visual artist Camila Falquez. Head to the link below to read more by Salomé Gómez-Upegui
In Colombia, a Grassroots Bill for the Needs and Dreams of Trans People
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At its heart, fashion is a tool of creativity and transformation So why is an industry that is so driven by “the new” seemingly incapable of reinventing itself when it comes to the health of people and the planet? This conversation brings together two forces within the industry—photographer Camila Falquez and model, author, and organizer Cameron Russell —to share their reflections on creating authentic and meaningful change over the course of their careers. #fashion #sustainability #ethicalfashion #slowfashion
The Future of Fashion | Twenty Summers Gathering
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