Glimmers are micro-moments of joy and calm that help cope with everyday stress and restore a sense of safety. How do they work, why are they important for mental health, and how can they be found?
by Julia Dem
first published by NARVAMUS under the title Триггеры наоборот: что такое глиммеры и чем они полезны?
The text considers the perception of neurological differences such as autism and ADHD in the context of capitalism, arguing that the pressure for efficiency and uniformity in society pathologises neurodivergent conditions.
by Matúš Lupták
first published by Kapitál under the title Som človek alebo stroj?
This interview explores the realities of war, its environmental consequences, and the societal shifts in Ukraine due to the ongoing conflict. It highlights the personal journey of a Ukrainian woman engaged in activism and military service, emphasizing the role of culture, identity, and resilience in times of war. The narrative also addresses the broader struggle of post-colonial nations resisting imperial aggression.
by Olena Apczel, Nataliya Parshchyk
first published by Kultura Liberalna under the title Poezja i kule, plastik w okopach
In July 2022, Prisca Pascalina crossed the border between Lithuania and Belarus because she was facing death in her native Cameroon. After two years and several court hearings, she was granted asylum in Lithuania. Prisca is now starting her life as a transgender black refugee. In a society that is often hostile to her.
Julija Stankevičiūtė
first published by NARA under the title Kamerūne Priscai grėsė mirtis. Ar Lietuva taps jos naujais namais?
