The inaugural issue of an independent art magazine that gave voice to marginalized gender expressions. Combining photography, essays, and performance documentation, it sought to reimagine freedom through aesthetics.

This collection of speeches features core members of the Center for Gender/Sexuality Studies at National Central University, presenting their research and key academic insights in an accessible, conversational style.

A psychological guide introducing inclusive therapy practices for sexual and gender minorities. It emphasizes affirmation over correction, compassion over judgment.

An artistic collaboration between queer poets and musicians that celebrates shared breath as metaphor for unity. It merges sound, identity, and emotion to evoke the rhythm of collective resilience.