Ojalá is a digital weekly dedicated to journalism and analysis that aims to foster a common sense of dissidence. Through voices and perspectives anchored in action and research, it will illuminate and nurture the capacities of communities, peoples and feminist struggles in the context of ongoing territorial conflicts. Since our launch in March of 2023, we have centred situated thinking, field reporting and reflexive translation, all while uplifting women’s writing. Ojalá is [Ojalá] a call to understand the hemisphere from its cities, towns and regions, not from an external perspective that divides the world into blocs. An attempt to disrupt the hollow plurality of social networks. We dress down polarized, state-centric lines of reasoning, and make space for the unexpected flows of struggle, speech, image and organization. Ojalá is [an] experiment in reappropriating the words and arguments that explain our times. Ojalá navigates, slow and steady, towards this horizon.