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The front cover depicts the title text, "To Change Everything" inside of a series of interlocking circles of several different colours. Below this imagery of interlocking circles is an upside down crown, and below that the subtitle, "an anarchist appeal", is written in green, red, and blue text.

To Change Everything: An Anarchist Appeal

A 2021 zine promoting anarchist views.

The full contents of this zine are available to view online in multiple formats and in 34 different languages with supporting resources and ordering options at tochangeeverything.com

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A straight forward guide on living underground along with additional information on how to support comrades that are underground.

direct action

anti-oppression

anti-authoritarianism

Read more about On the Road Again: Direct Underground Action

Cover of the zine depicting the title and a stencil print of a person's head with a black mask on that only shows the eyes and mouth

activism

allyship

Indigenous solidarity

anti-oppression

decolonization

Read more about Accomplices Not Allies: Abolishing the Ally Industrial Complex: An Indigenous Perspective (Version 2)

An introduction to what safer spaces can look like.

safer spaces

anti-oppression

allyship

Read more about I Hold Space For You vol.1

A collection of ten commonly used oppressive English language expressions. The colloquial definition of each expression is paired with the dictionary definition of the words themselves. Also includes tips for curbing the use of oppressive language.

language usage

anti-oppression

Read more about 10 Words I Wish You Wouldn't Say

"But I think this zine is about more than that. It is about not only the depression, anxiety, paranoia, fear and plethora of other emotions that we feel regarding our personal lives, but also how these emotions affect and are affected by our political situations."

Read more about On Edge #3

This is a zine compiling some of the anti-oppression, trans posititive bathroom signs created by genderqueer artist Riot Coco. The project consists on the installation of bthrrom signs covering the walls of bathrooms places and an animation film called Genderpoo.