EDITIONS
Pride 2025 | Not Yours to Sell
This June, we honour the radical power of Pride and fatherhood—both as identities and as community practice. In celebration of Pride Month and Father’s Day, this edition uplifts queer leaders, chosen families, caregivers, and advocates who are reshaping how we love, protect, and imagine freedom.
From trans dads and single fathers to queer youth, archivists, technologists, and grassroots organisers, we spotlight those pushing back against silence, erasure, and systems that were never built for us. These changemakers remind us that to father is to guide, to show up, and to make room for new futures—often in spite of injustice.
This edition dives into the intersections of fatherhood, queerness, grief, joy, and resistance. We explore what it means to build family beyond blood, to keep memory alive when systems forget, and to turn survival into strategy.
Join us as we celebrate the people and movements redefining Pride and fatherhood—toward something more inclusive, tender, and unapologetically brave.
Motherhood, Identity and Wellness
This May, we honour the radical power of mothering—as practice, identity, and movement. In celebration of Mother’s Day and International Day of Families, this issue uplifts caregivers, birth workers, and advocates who are reshaping how we nurture, resist, and reimagine the future.
From migrant mothers and queer parents to doulas, therapists, and community builders, we spotlight those pushing back against stigma, systemic neglect, and cultural silence. These changemakers show that to mother is to lead, heal, and hold space for transformation.
This edition dives into the intersections of motherhood, mental health, reproductive justice, and identity. We explore what it means to mother through crisis, to care while surviving, and to turn personal stories into collective power.
Join us as we celebrate the people and movements redefining motherhood beyond biology—toward something more liberatory, loving, and unapologetically bold.
This June, we honour the radical power of Pride and fatherhood—both as identities and as community practice. In celebration of Pride Month and Father’s Day, this edition uplifts queer leaders, chosen families, caregivers, and advocates who are reshaping how we love, protect, and imagine freedom.
From trans dads and single fathers to queer youth, archivists, technologists, and grassroots organisers, we spotlight those pushing back against silence, erasure, and systems that were never built for us. These changemakers remind us that to father is to guide, to show up, and to make room for new futures—often in spite of injustice.
This edition dives into the intersections of fatherhood, queerness, grief, joy, and resistance. We explore what it means to build family beyond blood, to keep memory alive when systems forget, and to turn survival into strategy.
Join us as we celebrate the people and movements redefining Pride and fatherhood—toward something more inclusive, tender, and unapologetically brave.
Pride 2025 | Not Yours to Sell
Aprilabilities
This April, we spotlight bold disability advocates, accessible tech pioneers, and the power of inclusion in action. In honour of Autism Awareness Month and World Health Day, this issue celebrates changemakers rewriting what equity truly looks like.
From Deaf entrepreneurs and digital creators to grassroots organizers and inclusive designers, we feature those shaping spaces where everyone belongs. These visionaries dismantle barriers, reimagine representation, and show that accessibility isn’t a feature—it’s a foundation.
This edition explores the intersections of identity, ability, and data. We reflect on invisible disabilities, AI bias, and the work of those leading with both lived experience and systemic insight. You’ll find interviews, op-eds, and spotlights on those driving meaningful progress in policy, storytelling, and innovation.
Join us in recognizing the people and movements that are transforming April into a catalyst for access, wellness, and justice. The path forward is clear—and radically inclusive.
HER STORY
This March, we spotlight bold voices, fresh ideas, and the powerful momentum shaping a more equitable future. In honour of Women’s History Month, this issue highlights visionary women and underrepresented changemakers who are breaking barriers, rewriting narratives, and driving impact across industries.
From tech innovators and data storytellers to community leaders and creative disruptors, we celebrate those who lead with courage, clarity, and care. These are the architects of transformation—people who challenge outdated systems, champion inclusion, and embody what it means to build forward.
In this issue, you'll find reflections on intersectional leadership, the power of grassroots innovation, and the evolving role of data in shifting policy and perception. We explore how intentional action, guided by equity and lived experience, can create lasting change.
Join us as we honour the people and ideas that make March a month of meaningful movement. The future isn’t just imagined—it’s being built, now.
BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Beyond Data goes where numbers alone cannot. Published by the Inclusivity Institute for Better Data (IIBD) and designed by Artefact91, this magazine moves past statistics to uncover the real stories shaping our world.
Our inaugural issue, launching at the close of Black History Month, elevates the voices of innovators, disruptors, and leaders redefining Black excellence today and tomorrow. Through data-driven insights and human-centered narratives, Beyond Data challenges assumptions, sparks conversation, and drives impactful change.
Because behind every data point, there’s a story that needs to be told.
Read. Reflect. Go Beyond. #BeyondData