con•flu•ence

(ˈkɒn flu əns)
n.

1. a flowing together of two or more streams, rivers, especially rivers of approximately equal width.
2. a coming together of people or things in equality, a “meeting of minds.”

Confluence is a journal growing out of the roots of the Youth Passageways network. It seeks to provide a context for the experiences, dialog, and open exchange of the many youth, families, and practitioners therein, or really anyone, anywhere who feels called to offer their voice to the conversation.

The journal seeks to be a confluence between the ancient and modern, to reconnect our lives with the often forgotten rites, mysteries, and ancestors moving through them. Just as many rivers come together, Confluence will establish a meeting place in which the many worldviews, personalities, dreams, sparks, and ideas converge, becoming a source of nourishment and inspiration around which we gather and to which in service, we mindfully tend.

Confluence is dedicated equally to publishing academic content as well as allowing for pure creative expression the chance to be SEEN, HEARD, and FELT, an opportunity to weave cultural, generational, and experiential divides into a common narrative, through a common language.

We plan to publish twice annually in the Spring and Fall, for details on how to submit or what we publish click on the link below.


READ CONFLUENCE:

Take me to Volume I, Issue 1

Take me to Volume II, Issue 2

Take me to Volume II, Issue 3

Take me to Volume III, Issue 4


 SUBMISSIONS:

Submissions for the 2019 Issue are now being accepted. Deadline 10/31

Read the Call HERE | Submit HERE


SUBSCRIPTIONS:

*Our issues are presented in interactive pop-ups and as individually viewable articles. However, high-resolution, downloadable PDF versions are available via subscriptions for $25 annually.  Just contact us HERE to get started!