"i believe you: a resource on supporting survivors, by a survivor" is a zine about how to support the survivors in your life. hopefully, this zine will provide you with a starting point for learning the skills & resources you need to feel confident in your ability to be there for us.

this is a cute & colorful mini-zine about friendship breakups, describing my personal experiences being ghosted by a close friend after grad school.

A super cute, full-color, print, mini-zine about friendships as resistance, queer & trans friendships, community care, & more!

"pink" is a full-color print mini-zine about the power of discovering the histories + communities of nonbinary folks & queer femmes, healing my relationship with gender & sexuality, color theory, surviving trauma & chronic illness, & of course the color PINK!

femme filth #4: the healing issue is a 20-page, full-color, print zine about radical vulnerability, femme magic, healing, mental health, and survivor solidarity from the perspective of a perspective of a sick & disabled, queer femme, survivor.

femme filth #1 is a 18-page, full-color, print zine about radical vulnerability, living with borderline personality disorder & ptsd, celebrating queer femmes, healing, survival, recovery, resilience, & mental health.

Full-color zine about the author’s experiences with friendship as they relate to community care, moving from surviving to thriving, mutual aid, & healing from trauma, as well as topics such as competition culture & jealousy, boundary work, & radical vulnerability.

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