This winter, Kinfolk reaches a new milestone: our 50th issue. To celebrate, we''re dedicating it to community and fellow-feeling. We meet inspiring groups of people near and far who''ve come together to connect, create, collaborate and care for one another. We speak with Vivien Sansour, who runs a seed bank outside of Bethlehem, where she works with local farmers to preserve heirloom seeds and, in turn, Palestine s cultural heritage. In California, we meet the Old Gays - a group of gay elders whose later-in-life friendships and popularity on social media have made them curators of generational knowledge on a massive scale. We join Velociposse - a group of women, trans and nonbinary people - for a leisurely cycle around London, and visit the oldest Quaker meeting house still in use, where people come together to worship in silence. Since 2011 Kinfolk has established itself as a leader in art and culture, design and aesthetics, architecture, and homes and interiors. Our quarterly lifesty
