SAPIENS is a digital magazine dedicated to making anthropology accessible and engaging to a global audience. Launched in 2016 and supported by the Wenner-Gren Foundation and the University of Chicago Press, SAPIENS aims to amplify anthropological insights and promote a just and sustainable world. Our mission is to deliver compelling stories that bridge the gap between academic research and the public, emphasizing the importance of anthropological perspectives in understanding human behaviors and beliefs across cultures. In addressing the panel's focus on global publishing challenges, SAPIENS exemplifies successful strategies in navigating language diversity, open access, and editorial practices. We prioritize inclusivity by bringing marginalized voices to the forefront and ensuring integrity and clarity in storytelling. Our platform engages millions annually, offering teaching units, a podcast, and extensive online content that challenges traditional perceptions of anthropology and its relevance to contemporary issues. By fostering a community of scholars, educators, and curious readers, SAPIENS demonstrates the transformative potential of anthropology in public discourse and global understanding.