From the Women’s March to the #MeToo movement, people have been grabbing the patriarchy by the horns and showing him who’s the boss. Despite this progress, we realize that the past is not that far behind us and systemic change is a long and challenging process. In the first issue of Sisu Magazine, we uncover the untold stories of women, people of color, LGBTQIA+, and male allies who are navigating the complexity of staring into the rear view mirror while also keeping their sights set on the road in front of them.

Click here to access the on-line version of Issue One of Sisu Magazine. 

Contributors include:

There's Only One Thing: featuring Andrea Katzeff &  All In, The Latest Ski Flick: featuring Michelle Parker by Jennifer Gurecki 

Ask Jenny: Questions and Answers about life, the outdoors, and whatever by Jenny Bruso

An Indoor Girl On The Outdoors: Why Are There So Many Damn Doors? by Melanie Briggs

A Women's Place by Julie Brown

Don't Call Me A Lady by Genevieve Parker, Kate Sage, Justyne Zella Rayne

By The Num83R5 Women In Politics by  Samantha Romanowski

The Pitch Noso Patches by Kelli Jones

Mindfully Crafted: Five Outdoor Brands You Probably Don't Know But Should by Erica Zazo

Best Foot Forward by Chelsea Wilson

Northern Adventure by Taylor Roades

Poetry In Motion: Tell Me About Your God by Lala Drew

Who's In Charge? by Lynsey Dyer

When I Was 17-Years-Young. by Jen Hudak

Ione's Kit List by Ione Gangoiti Perez

Soulful Social Justice: Revisiting Your Reflection; The Inner Work Required For Radical Racial Justice by Rachel Ricketts

Ya' at'eeh by Jaylyn Gough

Entangled by Devan Bridson

Lost And Found by Lauren Bello Okerman

Unpacking Winter Camping by Madeline Kelty

Get it Together: How to Prepare for Winter by Rachel Friedman

Eat, Drink + Be Merry: Peppermint Mocha Cupcakes by Vanessa Barajas

That's What He Said by Andrew Pridgen