What people are saying about Double Issue:
“This is such a great new magazine. It reminds me a lot of when Might started back in the 90s. A bunch of idealistic young people with day jobs decide to put a magazine together that’s bursting with hope and outrage and a blinding sort of optimism.”
Dave Eggers
“This is such a great new magazine. It reminds me a lot of when Might started back in the 90s. A bunch of idealistic young people with day jobs decide to put a magazine together that’s bursting with hope and outrage and a blinding sort of optimism.”
Dave Eggers
Back Our Mag-Starter!
The stories, art, design and printer are all set. Now we need your help with this friendraiser funding round so we can pay our contributors and make Double Issue a reality.
Gifts over $250 are charitable tax deductible and eligible for employer gift matching. All payments are secure and processed with Square at a special rate. If you'd like to donate a different amount or pay by check, please email hello@doubleissuemag.org.
We will go to Kickstarter in August after this initial friendraising round to reach a wider audience and raise enough money for the printer.
Gifts over $250 are charitable tax deductible and eligible for employer gift matching. All payments are secure and processed with Square at a special rate. If you'd like to donate a different amount or pay by check, please email hello@doubleissuemag.org.
We will go to Kickstarter in August after this initial friendraising round to reach a wider audience and raise enough money for the printer.
Moving forward movements
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Double Issue is a new independent nonprofit print magazine based in San Francisco. Each issue of the 100-page magazine covers an important social issue – like equality, food, immigration, and conservation.
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Unlike articles you read in other news outlets, the stories in Double Issue pair a cause's past and present. That's because the way we fight for issues that matter is the same today as the way it was 100 years ago.
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the power of print
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We believe in the power of print. There's a proud tradition of printing presses, social zines, and hand-painted signs making a mark on society.
We are mindful of our environment, so we're printing the magazine on recycled paper that you'll want to keep on your bookshelf. |
We want to carry forward the legacy of print with a community of passionate writers, artists, and activists whose work has appeared in Lucky Peach, Refinery29, Afar, Saveur, San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco Magazine, Bust, Out, and on the walls of SFMOMA. We're in love with the work they've sent us and can't wait to publish it.
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Meet our team
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Aaron Eske, Editorial Director: A former U.S. Senate press secretary with a Master's in Journalism who now runs campaigns with nonprofits like Greenpeace and GLAD at M+R. (@eskepades)
Carrie Taffel, Publishing Director: The former team lead on project management and production for SFMOMA’s Design Studio with a background in independent book publishing with Counterpoint Press and Soft Skull Press. |
Tim Belonax, Design Director: A design lead at Pinterest (formerly Airbnb + Facebook), a teacher at California College of the Arts, and former board member for San Francisco Center for the Book. (@timbelonax)
Bosco Hernández, Art Director: A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, he serves as SFMOMA's Design Director and volunteers with Friends of the Urban Forest and the SF Bicycle Coalition. (@boscox3) |
We are lucky to have a team of smart and caring advisors with backgrounds at Airbnb, Youth Radio, Mother Jones, BCG, Google, Facebook, and the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco.
We're also proud to be supported by the SOMArts Cultural Center Fiscal Sponsorship program. Double Issue is supported by the SOMArts Cultural Center Fiscal Sponsorship program. SOMArts leverages the power of art as a tool for social change through multi-disciplinary events and exhibitions. Equipping artists with the space, mentorship and support they need to shift perspectives and innovate solutions, SOMArts fosters access to arts and culture for collective liberation and self-determination. SOMArts is supported by the San Francisco Arts Commission.
We're also proud to be supported by the SOMArts Cultural Center Fiscal Sponsorship program. Double Issue is supported by the SOMArts Cultural Center Fiscal Sponsorship program. SOMArts leverages the power of art as a tool for social change through multi-disciplinary events and exhibitions. Equipping artists with the space, mentorship and support they need to shift perspectives and innovate solutions, SOMArts fosters access to arts and culture for collective liberation and self-determination. SOMArts is supported by the San Francisco Arts Commission.
Back Our Mag-Starter!
We are so grateful for our everyone who has pitched in so far. Now we need your help with this friendraiser funding round so we can make Double Issue a reality.
Gifts over $250 are charitable tax deductible and eligible for employer gift matching. All payments are secure and processed with Square. If you'd like to donate a different amount or pay by check, please email hello@doubleissuemag.org.
Gifts over $250 are charitable tax deductible and eligible for employer gift matching. All payments are secure and processed with Square. If you'd like to donate a different amount or pay by check, please email hello@doubleissuemag.org.
