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"Ranganathan's (1931) Five Laws of Library Science emphasize accessibility, preservation, and the continued growth of knowledge and information. In stark contrast, the physical and cultural genocide in Gaza and Occupied Palestine demonstrates a systemic effort to erase Palestinian history, culture, and education, through the targeted destruction of libraries, archives, and academic institutions. This zine will introduce each of Ranganathan's five laws, and demonstrate how each law has been violated in Gaza and Occupied Palestine, as well as why this is relevant."

genocide

Israeli-Palestinian conflict

library and information science

history

destruction

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Envelope reading: "Eyelevel 50th Anniversary Scavenger Hunt: Zine Collection Kit". Black text on yellow, the word "Eyelevel" is larger and above the rest of the text.

This collection of zines details the history of the Eyelevel gallery. Containing nine zines, each zine contains information on a specific location pertinent to the history of Eyelevel, along with photos, entertaining facts and stories.

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10 reasons why books are important. Apologia pro vita mia de un bibliotecario: argumentos racionales en defensa de la continua existencia del codex impreso.

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A collection of the compiler's unsorted "inbox"

24 Hour Zine Challenge

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dreams

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"Addresses the practical and theoretical challenges and advantages of researching, documenting, and archiving recent and contemporary activists in the feminist and queer movements. Activists, archivists, librarians, and scholars address the following issues and topics: the practical material challenges of documenting and archiving contemporary activism; theoretical perspectives and conversations; online communities and communications; 'third wave' feminism/youth and queer cultures/subcultures; the move from paper to digital archives and documents; zines; and the work of activists who employ creative/artistic/cultural approaches to work for social justice."