How the Work Has Grown
A dated record of how TUBUO Writes changed shape.
This chronology records when major parts of the current publication appeared. It tracks the work itself, not a résumé.
September 2025
The current archive begins with writing.
The earliest post currently visible is Ten at the Tapping Trees, published on September 28, 2025.
October–November 2025
The subject range becomes visible.
Conflict in Belo, democracy, voting, public services, relationships and everyday civic life begin to establish the questions the publication keeps returning to.
September 8, 2026
The site becomes more than an article archive.
The Daily Briefs series and Community structure are published, adding recurring short-form work and reader discussion alongside essays.
September 12–14, 2026
The Africa GBV Observatory takes shape.
Country trackers expand beyond Cameroon, followed by the Methods & Data Dictionary and public Change Log. The work moves from commentary into a structured public-source register with explicit counting and correction rules.
September 16, 2026
Interactive public education joins the site.
What Would You Do? introduces decision-based human-rights and social-justice scenarios built around choice, consequence and feedback.
September 18, 2026
The publication makes more of its working structure public.
Editorial Standards, Topics, Projects & Initiatives, research/source pages and corrections guidance make the publication easier to inspect and navigate.
For the work as it exists now, see Projects & Initiatives →
