who couldn’t buy the products they needed and so decided to make them
it’s not about growing up in the traditional sense
but what is it like to actually live here
Get to know the story of Paria Hassouri and her daughter Ava
Digital Frontier casts its lens on the thinkers
Folklife #11 culture who couldn’t buy the productsFolklife #11: The Waste Volume is a rich, reflective exploration of what we discardand what we make of it. With its signature blend of slowness, vulnerability, and creative spirit, this issue moves through the overlooked, the unwanted, and the used up to ask deeper questions about value, renewal, and responsibility. Inside, youll find intimate stories of transformation: from turning compost into community to reimagining bodily waste, emotional