Ekhodrøm is a collective, experimental queerzine exploring queer life in the USA, migration, everyday resistance, and belonging. It is built from conversations, fragments of memory, writing, and images — small pieces of our lives that, together, form something bigger than any one of us.
Ekhodrøm Issue 1 (Spring 2025)
The very first issue
Topic:Queer Borders and Transnational Belonging
How do queer migrants and local queer communities navigate identity, memory, and belonging in transnational contexts?
Collaborative art-based reflection and zine-making
How do queer migrants and local queer communities navigate identity, memory, and belonging in transnational contexts?
Collaborative art-based reflection and zine-making
Ekhodrøm Issue 2 (Summer 2025)
The very second issue
Topic: Queer Everyday and Urban Belonging
How do queer migrants and local queer communities experience presence, exclusion, and resistance in the city?
Collaborative conversation, writing, and collage-based zine-making. Facilitated together with James Carroll. Part of subVersion Urban Camp by Public Media Institute, Chicago, July 2025.
How do queer migrants and local queer communities experience presence, exclusion, and resistance in the city?
Collaborative conversation, writing, and collage-based zine-making. Facilitated together with James Carroll. Part of subVersion Urban Camp by Public Media Institute, Chicago, July 2025.
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