about

Hattie Magazine is a quarterly print magazine created by Multidisciplinary Artist Jazmin Jenay. It was created out of a deep love for print and a desire to hold our stories, connect with our community and get inspired beyond the digital timeline.

In a time when so much of Black television and film lives in the scroll of a finger and seemingly disappears just as quickly, Hattie exists as something physical. A magazine meant to be held, revisited, and kept. It documents contemporary Black television and film as it is happening right now, creating a printed record of this moment and the people shaping it.

Each issue centers conversation, photography, and storytelling across disciplines, honoring both the visible and unseen labor that brings these stories to life. Hattie is for the people on all sides of the camera and for the future readers who deserve to know how this era looked and felt.

This publication is intentionally print only.

Hattie is not about keeping up. It is about keeping something.

  • We are always open to hearing from writers, photographers, and creatives interested in contributing to Hattie.

    If you have a story to pitch or would like to be considered for future issues, please email us your work, portfolio, or ideas. We review submissions on a rolling basis and will be in touch if there is a fit.

  • Hattie is an independent, self funded publication built with care.

    One of the best ways to support the magazine is by spreading the word. Share Hattie with your community, amplify us on social media, and help introduce the publication to people who believe in the value of print and preservation.

    If you are interested in supporting future issues more directly, please visit the Donate tab to contribute.

  • Hattie Magazine offers advertising opportunities for brands, companies, filmmakers, and creatives who believe in the value of print and cultural documentation.

    We welcome ads that align with the magazine and its readership. If you are interested in advertising in an upcoming issue, please reach out via email to request our ad sheet and additional details.

  • Hattie Magazine is currently available directly through our shop.

    We welcome interest from bookstores, galleries, and retailers who believe in the value of print and cultural preservation. If you are interested in carrying future issues of Hattie, please reach out and tell us a bit about your space and community.

    We would love to explore what that could look like together.