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Ori is a travel magazine exploring where we come from, and where we’re going.

27/05/2026

In Southern Rwanda, Deborah Umutoniwase wakes with the sun, and dreams beyond the pastel hills of her homeland. Less than a generation ago, her mother survived genocide to raise a family among the scars of the past. Today Deborah represents a new dawn. Daughter, student, and winger on her school’s girl’s soccer team, the world feels bigger at her feet.

“Deborah’s Path” was written by Karenzi Queen Rosine aka .karenzi and appears in Issue 06, the World Cup Issue, out now. It’s also the first winner of the x Women’s Creative Grant and the kind of strong representation of female storytellers we are so fortunate to work with in each of our print magazines.

Applications for the second Women’s Creative Grant are now open, and we can’t wait to see what our community produces next. To apply, check the link in bio. To read more of these stories become an Ori Collective member, support nonprofit storytelling, and get two timeless mags delivered to your mailbox every year.

22/05/2026

Early morning rituals deserve a good read. Photographer found hers in Issue 06. Check out hours in your new favorite (print) travel magazine. Do you have your copy yet?

A few left at ori-mag.com

20/05/2026

The Arc’teryx x Ori Women’s Creative Grant is back!

This storytelling initiative for women photographers, journalists, and artists around the world provides one creative (or woman-led creative team) with funding up to $5,000 to produce an original story for Ori’s next print magazine (dropping Fall 2026). Second place includes an prize pack.

The Women’s Creative Grant has been a long time coming, an opportunity to elevate established voices while celebrating new ones. For us, it’s simple: stories matter—so do the people that tell them.

After an overwhelming response from our global creative community this winter, and are opening up applications from May 20 through June 3. Story proposals can be submitted via link in bio or at ori-mag.com. This round, we are privileged to announce an esteemed panel of judges, welcoming a new era of women’s storytelling. Our panel includes professional storytellers .north , who will help crown our new winner on June 16.

The winner of the first Women’s Creative Grant .karenzi published her piece “Deborah’s Story” in the spring edition of Ori, now available in print.

Ori is an award-winning travel and culture magazine that works with local creatives to tell their stories on a global scale. It is released in timeless print twice a year, helping build a sustainable ecosystem for storytellers around the world.

18/05/2026

The Going-to-the-Sun Road within Glacier National Park is an engineering marvel connecting the east and west ends of Montana’s crown jewel. The 50 mile stretch tops out at 6,646 feet and is the only U.S. road designated as a National Historic Landmark and Historic Civil Engineering Landmark.

It’s also one hell of a bike ride. For a short window each spring, the road opens to bikers and hikers before regular traffic (it’s closed in winter due to snow and avalanches). We had a chance to experience the route during this magical window, as well as four seasons of (very real) weather in just a few short hours. And yes, there was bear spray.

Summertime crowds are around the corner, but it was nice to see that shoulder season is just as special. Rivers, mountains, forests, glaciers, bighorn sheep—we got to see all of it, and our smiles have not shrunk since.

Bucket list moment, unlocked. A special thanks to for the opportunity. More coming soon.

22/04/2026

Earth Day every day, but a reminder of the many people protecting our planet and a few of the (many) reasons why. documents the women-led initiatives to save West Papua’s coral reefs—some of the most bio diverse waters on the planet. As seen in Issue 02.

17/04/2026

The votes are in!

Congratulations to the creative team behind “Let Them In: The Enduring Legacy of anew York City’s Summer Block Party” for winning the 5th Ori Creative Grant.

This celebration of the Big Apple’s biggest neighborhood parties was chosen by our readers from a stacked field of features. Combining a historical deep dive from journalist and life-giving photography from .kang .lexx this is a story you feel like you can reach out and touch.

As always, the Ori Creative Grant will be distributed as a non-binding grant to help fund future journalism projects. Thanks to all of our wonderful creatives and to our readers for bringing this full circle. The bigger we grow, the further we go.

26/03/2026

Voting is open for the 5th Ori Creative Grant, so if you are currently subscribed to our magazine, your chance to choose a winner is sitting in your email inbox. Voting is open until April 1!

Our members help power the future of storytelling through the Ori Creative Grant. These funds provide additional support to our creative community and allow writers and photographers to continue pursuing projects all around the world.

Check out this edition’s nominees and read their work in Issue 05, only in print and available at ori-mag.com

24/03/2026

When we hosted our first magazine party back in 2023, we were excited to celebrate our launch, but never thought it would be Ori’s “thing.”

To our surprise, the first comments we got after that initial shindig were “When’s the next one?” We’re 5 issues and about 6 parties in now, and beyond happy for the unexpected detour.

Why? Well, we’ve learned this little global magazine of ours is less about the act of travel and more about people and community. Publications constantly promote the analog, but what’s more analog than sharing and spreading the joy of storytelling and connection in person?

Don’t worry, we’re still making a magazine first and foremost. But recently, we to celebrated Issue 05 in Seattle (after a fall blowout in NYC), and left with new friends and good energy. Thanks for all who were able to make it, and hope to see everyone again soon. Thanks to for hosting, for partnering, for leading our custom poster workshop and for snapping some beautiful photos. Oh, and thank YOU for showing up, that’s an act that deserves its encore.

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