Meri Haami's personal newsletter offers Kaupapa Māori reflections, reading lists, and essays on grief, academia, and the realities of being an unpaid or underpaid Māori writer. Its latest issue examines how structural power, racism, and sexism shape who gets paid for work, and it is written with a clear, candid point of view.

Personal essays by a Māori author and zine-maker on Indigenous reclamation, identity, and cultural practice, drawing on te reo Māori and lived experience. Readers get reflective writing on whakapapa, belonging, grief and creative work, with few practical takeaways but a distinct personal voice.

A personal blog-style newsletter by a writer who revisits Indigenous (Ojibwe and related) oral stories, comparing published versions and reflecting on animacy, governance and legend. It mixes these reflections with anecdotes about travel, dogs and trauma-informed practice.

A personal blog by Dr. Robyn Bourgeois, a Cree academic, covering whatever is on her mind, with a consistent focus on social justice and trauma-informed reflection. Readers get candid essays mixing personal experience, yoga and coping strategies, and critiques of power, privilege and violence.