Introducing KulnaEditorial

A short introduction to Kulna, why we're building it, and what we hope it can become.

Shefa Talks: Leyla HusseinShefa

In the first episode of Shefa Talks, we interview our own colleague, Somali-British therapist and feminist Leyla Hussein. We talk about burnout, self-care, and her principle of "Do No Harm"

Introducing How to LiberateHTL

In our inaugural episode, the team behind How to Liberate introduce themselves, the podcast, and how it will see the world.

Art Under PermissionFadaa

Under dictatorships, censorship was visible: you knew where the line was and what it would cost to cross it. In the liberal art world, control often works earlier, shaping which work is seen, how it is framed, and whether it reaches an audience at all.

Beginning with careShefa

Kulna means “all of us.” That phrase carries both aspiration and responsibility. Because historically, “all of us” has not always included everyone.

Geopolitics for Liberation: The War on IranHTL

Most geopolitical analysis is cold and state-centric. Here, we look at the longer arcs and what they mean for the prospects for collective liberation and systems change.

Introducing Kulna @ SentralenFadaa

On August 19, Kulna and PEN Norway brought together civic and cultural actors at Sentralen for an invitation-only conversation on the infrastructure Norway needs to respond to democratic erosion, global instability, and rapid technological change.

Fadaa Launch: Decentralize the CityFadaa

On August 28, Kulna and PEN Norway brought artists and cultural workers together at Sentralen in Oslo to explore how art, space, and community can be organized differently.

After the American Empire: How to Build a World for All of UsHTL

In a lecture held August 19, Iyad El-Baghdadi traced the rise and decline of the American imperial system and explained the current war on Iran through a systems-change lens.