The second issue of Moe Bowstern's daily pandemic digest zine. This time capsule from the early months of the pandemic is a perfect reminder about what has and hasn't changed, the work we still have left to do.

What I love about this zine series is that Moe puzzles out the difficult questions: thinking on what it means to be in community with others, understanding how to be an activist with health limitations, figuring out how to be of service.

"I write these as a way to connect," Moe says, "to you, to myself, to the dream of a better world."

With contributions from Haya Bashir, Orla Kren Pierce, George Wilson, and Demian DinéYazhi.

44 pages, half-letter size.