the voices of today’s youth will be unignorable

The Future Echoes: A Zine Anthology is an archival project designed to document young people’s thoughts and attitudes about current US political, social, economic, ecological, and cultural issues through a medium popular in art activism – zines.

These zines will serve as a platform for young artists and activists to express their perspectives and lived experiences.

year 1/Quarter 1 zine is out now!

Physical copies are available at our tabling events. Follow us on social media to learn where to get a copy!

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Y1, Q2
Leila Zak
Y1, Q2
Leila Zak

Themes of care, spirit, and solidarity seek to reflect our experience fighting for the full rights and dignity of our own communities, as well as those we are standing with and constantly learning from.

Y1, Q2
Leila Zak
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Y1, Q2
China Moore
Y1, Q2
China Moore

When viewing this quarter’s prompt: “Crisis: rebuilding in community” I was reminded of the poems I wrote in my final year of undergrad.

Y1, Q2
China Moore
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Y1, Q2
Arshi Datta
Y1, Q2
Arshi Datta

My poem is a homage to the 2025 movements “Hands Off” and “MayDay” protesting the current administration. I wanted to honor their meaning and the sheer amount of people who gathered to fight for balance.

Y1, Q2
Arshi Datta
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Y1, Q2
Zainab Adamou-Mohamed
Y1, Q2
Zainab Adamou-Mohamed

I see the creativity and expressiveness of protest signs as a particularly wonderful form of art advocacy where people use their time and creativity to speak their mind.

Y1, Q2
Zainab Adamou-Mohamed
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Y1, Q2
Daniel Kim
Y1, Q2
Daniel Kim

In our online communities, we must bring authenticity and prioritize our multifaceted characters over conforming to the algorithms designed by large tech companies--that way, we rebuild.

Y1, Q2
Daniel Kim