After more than eleven years of publishing a magazine dedicated to gender equality, 50-50 Magazine has announced the end of its editorial activity. In a message published on August 28, 2025, the team explained the difficulties that led to the magazine’s clo, while specifying that its articles remain accessible online.
A decision linked to the team’s resources and exhaustion.
The signatories—Caroline Flepp, Moira Sauvage, and Jocelyne Adriant-Mebtoul—cite both financial difficulties and a lack of human resources. They indicate that obtaining grants has become more difficult and that the team, after many years of work, has become exhausted. These are the reasons given by the magazine in its closing announcement. ( 50-50magazine.fr )
The message does not detail the funding involved or the steps taken to continue publication. Nor does it present a clo timeline separate from this announcement. It describes a decision to end editorial work after more than eleven years, expressed with regret by its authors.
The articles remain online
The end of publication does not mean, according to the team, the immediate disappearance of previously published content. 50-50 Magazine specifies that the website remains accessible, allowing readers to access its archives. However, the announcement does not provide details on how long this access will last or on any potential future developments to the site. ( 50-50magazine.fr )
This clo marks the end of an editorial adventure dedicated to equality issues, while existing articles remain accessible at the time of this announcement. The team thanks its readership for its support and sends this message on behalf of 50-50 Magazine.
Source: 50-50 Magazine
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