We are embarking on an ambitious campaign to raise $50,000 to elevate PETIT MORT to the next level in 2025. Your support will directly contribute to:

In the coming year we aim to expand our coverage of the most crucial topics to our livelihood—politics, health, and business. We have made great strides in our creative work but we want to take things a step further and become a more valuable resource to our audience’s needs and make sure we are doing our part to keep each other safe and informed. Never before has this been so important than in this upcoming  political landscape. 

Our writers, photographers, and staff are the heartbeat of PETIT MORT. By offering competitive compensation, we aim to attract and retain top talent, stay on the pulse, and increase our cultural impact and deliver even more compelling content.

We want Petit Mort magazine’s reach to grow beyond what our limited budgets currently allow. You can’t shadowban a physical issue the same way you can suppress our stories online, and people’s lack of access to our world is a growing concern as our rights to live and work freely are under serious threat. 

If you have ever held one of our issues in your hands you know how committed we are to providing an exceptional experience through gorgeous visuals and evocative stories printed on luxurious eco-friendly paper. In order to expand our print runs without compromising on quality, we need the community’s support. This will ensure that everyone that wants a copy gets a copy, and will help us leverage larger advertising partnerships—two things we need to ensure our long term sustainability. Your support is an investment in our future, not just a quick fix to a current problem. 

PETIT MORT is more than a magazine—it's a movement celebrating and documenting sex workers, artists and cultural innovators. Our dedicated team has a proven track record of producing high-quality content that resonates with readers worldwide. With your help, we can amplify underrepresented voices, expand our global presence, and continue pushing the boundaries of what's possible for publishing in today’s political climate.