A zine about cancel culture and how to work with harm within social justice communities

All of their work aims to obliterate shame, cultivate compassion and encourage enchantment

This zine is the distillation of a month of research, experience and writing about one single plant. Includes: How to identify, when to harvest, ethics and sustainability, nutritional benefits, recipes, medicinal preparations, essays about the dandelion as a binary-exploding lawn wizard, and about the beauty of migration.

This zine critiques the shortcomings of white male dominated music scenes and how punk and related subcultures can be more accessible for marginalized folks.

Content warning: This zine discusses racism, white supremacy, trans/misogyny, sexual and physical assault, and mental illness.

This zine focuses on the ups and downs of the author finding their self outside of the gender binary. This 3-part zine deals with various facets of gender/variant trans* identity and attempts to both de- and re-construct questions about the author's own gender and gender in general. This zine was written from personal experience for the chicago zine fest.

This pamphlet is produced by the COBP collective (French acronym for Citizens Opposed to Police Brutality). It offers advice when confronting abusive police power. It informs of rights and proposes ways of building a positions of strength in relation to the police. It applies to the Montreal Urban Community POlice Service (MUCPS).

A short collage zine about living inside an anxious body.