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LinYee Yuan

  • Founder and Editor, MOLD
New York
As seen in: The New York Times, Quartz, Thrillist, Cool Hunting, Nextgov/FCW, Core77, It's Nice That, Untapped Journal
Editor @thisismold / Entrepreneur in residence @QZ / Globetrotter / Cat Lover
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MOLD :: Designing the Future of Food

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By LinYee Yuan
| thisismold.com
Publishing MOLD for the past twelve years has taught me many lessons but perhaps the most important one in this moment of personal and planetary transition is untangling myself from capitalist notions of time. I’ve adopted a personal mantra of being “on tree time.” It is a skein that weaves together two threads: the myriad rhythms that orient perceptions of time and the recognition that many environmental and community conditions have to align for ideas to take root.
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A Solstice Goodbye

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By LinYee Yuan
| thisismold.com
After 12 years of publishing MOLD, we are throwing a little party on our final day. Join us in Crown Heights, Brooklyn for a Summer Solstice celebration with our sister organization, Field Meridians and help us say goodbye and thank you to our incredible community of editors, contributors, and readers.
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How can we seed new worlds together?

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By LinYee Yuan
| dark.properties
This interview is part of Recommoning, a series with MOLD Magazine on relational models for food sovereignty, collective land stewardship, and anti-capitalist abundance. When I first reached out to LinYee Yuan, MOLD’s founder and editor, about doing an interview series together, I was a bit horrified to hear that the magazine would cease publication on this year’s summer solstice.
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