On the tumblr, the mother-daughter team hosted weekly themed 'New Yorker' cover-esque contests with prompts such as Mother's Day[8] or the Trayvon Martin shooting.
[10] As well as the contest, the tumblr also showcased images from the Mouly-Spiegelman archives, including old photographs and pages from Raw magazine and ran weekly artist spotlights.
In 2016, Nadja Spiegelman and Francoise Mouly launched Resist!, a publication of political comics and graphics by mostly female artists, conceived as a reaction to the election of Donald Trump as president.
The first issue, in the form of a tabloid newspaper, was printed at 60,000 copies and given away for free at protests of Donald Trump's inauguration across the United States.
[13] Spiegelman was the Online Editor of The Paris Review (2017–20),[14] where she is credited with expanding its reach with new essays and columns on poetry and feminism, in addition to adding such noted writers as Sabrina Orah Mark, Hanif Abdurraqib, Tash Aw, Nina MacLaughlin, Meghan O'Gieblyn, and Elisa Gabbert.