Reframed Magazine Human stories. A wider perspective.

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About

People’s lives rarely fit neatly into a single category. A person can be a filmmaker, a parent, an artist, or someone rebuilding after incarceration—and often several of those things at once. Reframed Magazine makes room for that complexity.
Through feature articles, personal essays, interviews, and research-informed stories, we explore how people navigate change, create meaningful work, and find connection. Each issue brings these perspectives together into a complete magazine meant to be read, considered, and shared.

Country of Publication & Year Established

United States

Established in 2026

Publication Medium & Frequency

Electronic Publication Electronic Publication: Published 12 x per year

AI Policy

Unknown AI policy

Nonfiction Open

Criminal Justice and Second Chances: Personal experiences, family perspectives, reentry, and thoughtful examinations of how justice affects people and communities. We’re interested in the questions, challenges, and possibilities that deserve a closer look.
Identity, Belonging, and Change: Stories about starting over, navigating major life changes, challenging labels, and finding connection. We welcome personal reflections and research-informed articles that help readers understand themselves and one another.
Film, Art, and Creativity: Meet the filmmakers, artists, and creative communities shaping Portland, Vancouver, and the Pacific Northwest. We welcome stories about their work, what inspires it, and how it connects with the world around them.
People Making a Difference: Individuals and organizations doing meaningful work, told through specific experiences, challenges, and community contributions. Show us the people behind a project and what their work means to those involved.
Locally rooted. Open to wider perspectives. REFRAMED has a special interest in people, projects, and experiences connected to Portland, Vancouver, WA, and the Pacific Northwest. We also welcome stories from beyond the region that speak to the magazine’s themes.

Audience:

Open to a broad Audience, including: People in a specific region.

Lengths:

Interview: No specific word count limits known.
Article: No specific word count limits known.
Essay: No specific word count limits known.

Styles:

Open to all/most Styles, including: Mainstream, Personal.

Topics:

Open to all/most Topics including...
Film/Television: See guidelines.
Literature/Books: See guidelines.
Memoir: See guidelines.
Performing Arts: See guidelines.
Place/Regions: Specific region, See guidelines.
Society/Culture: General, Crime, Ethnicity/Race, Social issues, See guidelines.
Visual Arts: See guidelines.

Payment:

No monetary payment No monetary payment.

Submissions:

Method: Online form.
Reprints: Unknown.
Simultaneous submissions: Unknown.
Media: Text.

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Dates

Last Updated: 02 Nov 2026

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