Fuck the Police Means We Don't Act Like Cops to Each Other
A zine about cancel culture and how to work with harm within social justice communities
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Thriving: Creating New Futures
THRIVING: creating new futures is a gorgeous, colorful, 24-page digital zine about moving from surviving to thriving. it addresses topics such as radical self-love, healing for survivors, trauma recovery, vulnerability, trusting the process, asking for help, & positive affirmations.
I Believe You: A Resource on Supporting Survivors, By a Survivor
"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.
Pink
"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!
POC 4 POC: A Breakup Zine
"A love letter to my ex. Yikes! Warning: angsty feelings ahead."
Not Asking For It
"Illustration based zine born of an afternoon of doodles and complaints about unsolicited advices and other stuff imposed on us." (from https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/515174953/not-asking-for-it-zine)
Movin' On From Shitty Dudes With Resilience and Humor
"Making this zine slowly and when I had the powers to, over cycles, has been an important and cathartic outlet: an imperfect practice in the release of things someone tried to put in me that isn't my own. Which is to say, a universal conundrum. This one happens to be about a shitty cis-dude ex partner."
Brainscan #26
Subtitled: "So what's the deal with you and Microcosm?"