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At the heart of Portland’s queer community is a barbershop chair that feels more like a sanctuary. It’s where Jules Heron (they/them)—licensed hairdresser, founder of Hair For Humans, and all-around community healer—does their most impactful work. photos by Nic Porter

DJ, Comedian, Small Business Owner, and Portland Powerhouse details her methods, the world's madness, and her desire for stronger, less insular community.

Artist and skater Kim Horton shares how skateboarding helped them heal, reconnect, and find queer community after trauma.

“When people see someone finding success in really being who they are and doing something that makes them happy, that gives them permission to do the same, and maybe they can leave a miserable situation or shitty job and thrive in a new story.”