Features

• Tell Me How to Heal How Healing Justice and caring for ourselves and each other is a necessary part of the revolution By LEAH LAKSHMI PIEPZNA-SAMARASINHA
• Pencils Up, Hands Down How and why police officers in schools uphold systemic oppression and why they’ve got to go By JEAN BOAMPONG

• QUICK READS

• EDITOR’S LETTER
• CONTRIBUTORS
• LETTERS
• NEWSFLASH G(irls)20 2017 Summit, Unbound Project, what is being done to end the high rate of Indigenous youth suicides?
• ACTIVIST REPORT Walls 2 Bridges
• FIVE SHAMELESS THINGS TO DO
• ON THE JOB Kat Gomboc, tattoo artist
• THEY’RE SHAMELESS Introducing two cool Shameless readers

• COLUMNS AND DEPARTMENTS

• TALKING BACK Announcing the winners of the 2nd annual Talking Back Awards
• ADVICE How do I decide what to do after high school?
• BODY POLITICS Transformation after cancer
• BEYOND THE BOOKS Anishinaabe Word of the Day
• MEDIA SAVVY Zines as trauma magic
• GREEN SCENE Our environments and our health
• SPORTING GOODS Femininity and contact sports

• ARTS AND CULTURE

• SHOW & TELL Boxed
• DIY How to mend your own clothes
• BEST OF THE BLOG What we’re saying online
• ARTS PROFILE Ravyn Wngz
• STIR IT UP Community gardening 101
• GET UP The revolutionary beginnings of drag
• GEEK CHIC Dealing with social media oversharing
• REVIEWS Books, music, games, websites
• COUNTERCULTURE CLASSIC Set It Off