Here's a new book I'm in. It looks so great!
www.akpress.org/staysolid.html
Coming soon! Preorder now and get 25% off list price. We'll ship as
soon as it arrives in the warehouse!
It ain't easy being a kid these days. For the first time in
generations, today's teens have worse prospects ahead of them than their
parents did, and the pressure to toe the line and be a success is
heavier than ever...and so is the temptation to just give up. But there
are things in the world worth fighting for!
This
scrapbook-style collection of essays, excerpts, explanations, and images
pushes back against a culture that relentlessly demands that kids give
up their best ideals, abandon their hopes, forget their ethical
objections to dominant life, soothe their rage, and accept their fates.
From dealing with the cops to dealing with your peers, from school and
community to drugs and sex, from race and class to money and mental
health, Stay Solid! provides essential support for
radically inclined teens who believe that it's possible for all of us
to hang on to our values and build a life we believe in.
Compiled
and edited by radical urbanist and educator Matt Hern, with the
assistance of the youth community at Vancouver's Purple Thistle Centre, Stay
Solid! is for kids everywhere, and for anyone who considers
themselves an ally—parents, teachers, neighbors, friends, relatives, and
beyond.
Contributors include Michelle Alexander, Michael Hardt,
The Guerilla Girls, Dan Savage, Pete Jordan, Lisa Gray-Garcia, Shira
Tarrant, Lee Naught, Mike Davis, Geoff Mann, Victoria Law, Dawn Paley,
The Baltimore Algebra Project, CrimethInc, and many, many more.
Saturday, April 6, 2013
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
more great new zines
I just added more great new zines to the distro
www.dorisdorisdoris.com/zines
Limbo
this powerful, well crafted zine, written by a girl in highschool, is about watching her sister become suicidal and start cutting and eventually going to the psychiatric hospital, and herself becoming a ghost in the family. Her sister telling about being sexually abused by her grandfather, and the writer remembering her abuse too. Powerful and brave.
SCAM #9: DAMAGED The story of Black Flag's Classic First Album!
Not just about Black Flag, but about the whole political and social fabric of the country and L.A. and punk of this time. Super interesting.
SCAM: The First Four Issues! the mutiny in miami and more...
SCAM started in '91. This is a compilation of the early issues, which are so great! "Squatting in Miami! Stealing Electricity from Lampposts! Illegal Generator Punk Shows!Scam Punks First Freight Train Ride..."
Pasan Los Dias Days Go By
About growing up in Mexico - punk in Mexico, finding Anarchism, telling her family about being raped, being part of a punk scene where politics and punk went hand in hand - and then the apathetic punk influence starting to come in to the scene, womyn in punk, Ladyfest, and so much more!
Cheer the Eff Up #3
If you've already read #1 + #2, then you know how good this zine is. This issue Jonal realizes he's a henchman to real-life supervillains, reconnects with old friends and works on getting his life back. being shy, Art Night, Occupy Wall Street, Confusing Anarchy with Apathy. Jonas is a gifted storyteller, and even if it is (partially) fictional (or is it?) the stories are so TRUE, and so tragic and redemptive.
Skinned Heart Quatro
About recovering from an emotionally and physically abusive relationship - some of the details of it. I am always so proud when people have the ability to write about what exactly was the abuse, because emotional abuse is so commonly not recognized when we're in it, and it can really help to see other people's experiences - to be able to say "yes! That is what it was like for me too!" And it is also so good to read about her becoming herself again - learning to have confidence, taking care of herself, her current healthy relationship, still caring about the world and people.
Also about Assimilation and Resistance, living away from her family and longing for her cultural roots (living in Seattle instead of the South West), family history and that feeling of living in dual realities, and assimilation being hard to stop.
Close to my Heart: a breast zine (and, perhaps, a memorial)
a zine born from exploring and growing into their gender-queer identity. Writing about gender-queerness, family and memories and embodied experiences about their breasts in preperation for deciding about getting top surgery.
Nashville Transit.
About being a transguy and riding public transportation during early transition. There's verbal and sexual harrassment, and transphobia and homophobia, and also some really amazingly sweet stories. I love the last story most of all - about sitting on a plane and the girl sitting next to him is on her way to a camp in Tennessee because she tried to kill herself and thinks she might be gay, but her parents say she'll go to hell if she's gay - and I won't ruin the story by telling you the rest.
thou shalt not talk about the white boys' club: challenging the unwritten rules of punk
I know that in many, many towns, the punk scene is different than where I have lived - I've seen it in many other places. This zine comes out of Lancaster PA, and is written by Sari (of Hoax and You've Got a Friend... zines) They write in the intro: "I've uncovered 7 hidden commandments for access into this punk syndicate, and attempt to deconstruct them..." they include 1. Thou Shalt Not Get Dressed Without A Mirror, 2. Thou Shalt Fear The Feminine 6. Thou Shalt be Pure (purity in politics, behaviors, and interests ... etc.
It includes cultural critiques, personal experiences, and has a list of questions at the end of each section to help open up dialogue.
Slutwalk
A Compilation zine written by people involved in Slutwalk. There are personal stories about street harrassment and the difficulty of holding in all the rage and sorrow, about rape and sexual assault and how invisible lesbian or queer assault can be, the double standard about how women are taught to prevent rape but people are not taught not to rape in the first place, victim blameing, slutwalk photos, and more.
I have always wondered about Slutwalk, since it doesn't happen where I live, and it is really good to read the wide variety of ages and voices involved in this compilation.
www.dorisdorisdoris.com/zines
Limbo
this powerful, well crafted zine, written by a girl in highschool, is about watching her sister become suicidal and start cutting and eventually going to the psychiatric hospital, and herself becoming a ghost in the family. Her sister telling about being sexually abused by her grandfather, and the writer remembering her abuse too. Powerful and brave.
SCAM #9: DAMAGED The story of Black Flag's Classic First Album!
Not just about Black Flag, but about the whole political and social fabric of the country and L.A. and punk of this time. Super interesting.
SCAM: The First Four Issues! the mutiny in miami and more...
SCAM started in '91. This is a compilation of the early issues, which are so great! "Squatting in Miami! Stealing Electricity from Lampposts! Illegal Generator Punk Shows!Scam Punks First Freight Train Ride..."
Pasan Los Dias Days Go By
About growing up in Mexico - punk in Mexico, finding Anarchism, telling her family about being raped, being part of a punk scene where politics and punk went hand in hand - and then the apathetic punk influence starting to come in to the scene, womyn in punk, Ladyfest, and so much more!
Cheer the Eff Up #3
If you've already read #1 + #2, then you know how good this zine is. This issue Jonal realizes he's a henchman to real-life supervillains, reconnects with old friends and works on getting his life back. being shy, Art Night, Occupy Wall Street, Confusing Anarchy with Apathy. Jonas is a gifted storyteller, and even if it is (partially) fictional (or is it?) the stories are so TRUE, and so tragic and redemptive.
Skinned Heart Quatro
About recovering from an emotionally and physically abusive relationship - some of the details of it. I am always so proud when people have the ability to write about what exactly was the abuse, because emotional abuse is so commonly not recognized when we're in it, and it can really help to see other people's experiences - to be able to say "yes! That is what it was like for me too!" And it is also so good to read about her becoming herself again - learning to have confidence, taking care of herself, her current healthy relationship, still caring about the world and people.
Also about Assimilation and Resistance, living away from her family and longing for her cultural roots (living in Seattle instead of the South West), family history and that feeling of living in dual realities, and assimilation being hard to stop.
Close to my Heart: a breast zine (and, perhaps, a memorial)
a zine born from exploring and growing into their gender-queer identity. Writing about gender-queerness, family and memories and embodied experiences about their breasts in preperation for deciding about getting top surgery.
Nashville Transit.
About being a transguy and riding public transportation during early transition. There's verbal and sexual harrassment, and transphobia and homophobia, and also some really amazingly sweet stories. I love the last story most of all - about sitting on a plane and the girl sitting next to him is on her way to a camp in Tennessee because she tried to kill herself and thinks she might be gay, but her parents say she'll go to hell if she's gay - and I won't ruin the story by telling you the rest.
thou shalt not talk about the white boys' club: challenging the unwritten rules of punk
I know that in many, many towns, the punk scene is different than where I have lived - I've seen it in many other places. This zine comes out of Lancaster PA, and is written by Sari (of Hoax and You've Got a Friend... zines) They write in the intro: "I've uncovered 7 hidden commandments for access into this punk syndicate, and attempt to deconstruct them..." they include 1. Thou Shalt Not Get Dressed Without A Mirror, 2. Thou Shalt Fear The Feminine 6. Thou Shalt be Pure (purity in politics, behaviors, and interests ... etc.
It includes cultural critiques, personal experiences, and has a list of questions at the end of each section to help open up dialogue.
Slutwalk
A Compilation zine written by people involved in Slutwalk. There are personal stories about street harrassment and the difficulty of holding in all the rage and sorrow, about rape and sexual assault and how invisible lesbian or queer assault can be, the double standard about how women are taught to prevent rape but people are not taught not to rape in the first place, victim blameing, slutwalk photos, and more.
I have always wondered about Slutwalk, since it doesn't happen where I live, and it is really good to read the wide variety of ages and voices involved in this compilation.
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
a ton of NEW ZINES in the DISTRO
NEW ZINES! at dorisdorisdoris.com/zines
Everyday Magic #1
I love the struggle to bring magic into our political lives - figuring out ways to bring healing in to our lives and communities without neglecting the political or coopting cultures that are not ours. This is a great zine that does just that, talking about learning to pay attention to plants/ocean/self. "I want to practice a spritiuality where personaltransformation is tied to collective healing." They talk about belief systems and name changes and rituals, paganism and kitchen witch and ritual. some specific rituals they did. powerful small stories. This zine opens up so many possibilities.
Dangerous Damsels Feminist Fairy Tales
6 writers rewrite traditional fairy tales or write their own. They are well written and cool and sometimes scary. I love fairy tales, and love this zine. The small font is a little hard to read, but worth it.
Motor City Kitty #19
I love this zine. It's collected stories about her family and her relationship to them, and different forms of grief, plus some lighter stories about music love and fandom. This zine has a really brave and powerful story about her father dieing of heroin overdose when she was 13 - and about their relationship - stories about him, about realizing he was an addict, and her working to accept his death.
Corin zine and cd
An old-fashioned fan zine. Neely and Colleen from Mend My Dress Press, write about each song on this classic riot grrrl CD by Corin Tucker - and what memories and thoughts it brings. The zine includes the 21 track CD, which is amazing!
An Ire Adrift Songbook lyrics and stories by neelybat chestnut
Mend My Dress author makes a small zine about the band she's in, with the lyrics - songs about revenge, anti-christianity, incest survival and more.
My Feminist Friends
I love good interviews! Despite the kind of feminism for beginners look to the cover, this zine is full of really thoughtful and good interiews, with questions like "when did you first realize you were a feminist?" to "How do you believe women in radical communities and movements can best combat sexism and/or anti-feminist sentiments displayed by comrades in struggle?" She interviews artists, a librarian, an anti-prison activist, academics, a union organizer and more. I think it is such a great way to explore different ways people come into feminist politics, how they use feminism to understand their lives, this world, and to make changes in the world. I love that she interviews her friends! I want to interview my friends too!
Sub Rosa #7: the sobriety issue
A small, intense zine. In her intro she says: "The point of this zine is to purge, to get it all out and attempt to move on ... This is my rise and fall, and my climb back up." At the time of writing, she had two years sober. It's a story of teenage drinking, getting married young, divorcing after 11 years full of him cheating; her drinking more, getting out of control, going to jail, and finally getting sober, and the pain and hope of it.
how to buy 2nd hand guitars and amps without getting ripped off
Great simple information! Specific things to look at on guitars and amps, termanology, questions to ask. Procedes go to Girls Rock Southeast Ohio (rock camp for girls).
Telegram #26
Another great issue of Telegram. In this one, Maranda writes about gender, writing process, dealing with jealousy (creative jealousy - not just romatic), their history of agoraphobia/shyness/anxiety/eating disorder and figuring out ways to cope/deal with it - and SO MUCH MORE!
Rad Dad: zine compilation issues 1-10
I'm excited to read the first issues of Rad Dad zine! A great zine - compiling interviews, articles and stories about fatherhood and politics.
Cheer The Eff Up #1
I love this zine - it's a sort of short story memoir zine, and hard to tell if the story is true or fiction or somewhere in between (I know the answer, but I'll keep it a secret). About living in a small place where all the punk kids and goth kids and metalhead and skinheads and nerds all hung out together - discovering that everything they'd been taught about race, sex, gender, class, food, history, politics and the environment was total bullshit, and all kinds of things follow. Funny and tragic and redemptive.
Cheer The Eff Up #2
The second installment of this memoirish story zine I love so much - this one written by one of the people in the previous zine - Nikki Turtle. Stories of surviving rape, and deciding not to identify as victim or survivor, trying to make decisions about how to rebel or fit in, stories about about friendship and changes and adventures and neighbors - again, beautiful and tragic and also some tiny stories written to Cheer the Eff Up - Random moments and memories.
Deafula #3
This issue is about employment and how her hearing loss related to her ability to work; being denied SSI (and how convoulted SSI is to begin with), job discrimination, personal fears, trying to figure out when to tell a potential employer that their deaf, bad customers, ways jobs worked or didn't work, wanting to be more assertive ... "it's hard to explain how it feels when the discrimination happens. it can make you feel so powerless..."
Ilse Content Anthology
This is a beautiful book by one of my favorite zine writers Alexis Wolf. Named after her grandma Ilse, who survived the Holocaust, Alexis writes beautiful stories and poetic musings about the world, family, places, people, a sense of wonder. Highly recommended.
Hold Tight
A powerful personal zine about all kinds of things, but running through it all is a theme of anger - the way their father used anger, the way anger feels more powerful than vulnerability, what it masks, and how do you use what you know about the patterns of anger and use it in healthy ways so you never do what was done to you. Also anger at fake feminism/fashion feminism that doesn't confront or acknowledge priviledge or racism , anger at shitty jobs, fucked up culture. and I want to say that even though it is about anger, it feels so sad.
Everyday Magic #1
I love the struggle to bring magic into our political lives - figuring out ways to bring healing in to our lives and communities without neglecting the political or coopting cultures that are not ours. This is a great zine that does just that, talking about learning to pay attention to plants/ocean/self. "I want to practice a spritiuality where personaltransformation is tied to collective healing." They talk about belief systems and name changes and rituals, paganism and kitchen witch and ritual. some specific rituals they did. powerful small stories. This zine opens up so many possibilities.
Dangerous Damsels Feminist Fairy Tales
6 writers rewrite traditional fairy tales or write their own. They are well written and cool and sometimes scary. I love fairy tales, and love this zine. The small font is a little hard to read, but worth it.
Motor City Kitty #19
I love this zine. It's collected stories about her family and her relationship to them, and different forms of grief, plus some lighter stories about music love and fandom. This zine has a really brave and powerful story about her father dieing of heroin overdose when she was 13 - and about their relationship - stories about him, about realizing he was an addict, and her working to accept his death.
Corin zine and cd
An old-fashioned fan zine. Neely and Colleen from Mend My Dress Press, write about each song on this classic riot grrrl CD by Corin Tucker - and what memories and thoughts it brings. The zine includes the 21 track CD, which is amazing!
An Ire Adrift Songbook lyrics and stories by neelybat chestnut
Mend My Dress author makes a small zine about the band she's in, with the lyrics - songs about revenge, anti-christianity, incest survival and more.
My Feminist Friends
I love good interviews! Despite the kind of feminism for beginners look to the cover, this zine is full of really thoughtful and good interiews, with questions like "when did you first realize you were a feminist?" to "How do you believe women in radical communities and movements can best combat sexism and/or anti-feminist sentiments displayed by comrades in struggle?" She interviews artists, a librarian, an anti-prison activist, academics, a union organizer and more. I think it is such a great way to explore different ways people come into feminist politics, how they use feminism to understand their lives, this world, and to make changes in the world. I love that she interviews her friends! I want to interview my friends too!
Sub Rosa #7: the sobriety issue
A small, intense zine. In her intro she says: "The point of this zine is to purge, to get it all out and attempt to move on ... This is my rise and fall, and my climb back up." At the time of writing, she had two years sober. It's a story of teenage drinking, getting married young, divorcing after 11 years full of him cheating; her drinking more, getting out of control, going to jail, and finally getting sober, and the pain and hope of it.
how to buy 2nd hand guitars and amps without getting ripped off
Great simple information! Specific things to look at on guitars and amps, termanology, questions to ask. Procedes go to Girls Rock Southeast Ohio (rock camp for girls).
Telegram #26
Another great issue of Telegram. In this one, Maranda writes about gender, writing process, dealing with jealousy (creative jealousy - not just romatic), their history of agoraphobia/shyness/anxiety/eating disorder and figuring out ways to cope/deal with it - and SO MUCH MORE!
Rad Dad: zine compilation issues 1-10
I'm excited to read the first issues of Rad Dad zine! A great zine - compiling interviews, articles and stories about fatherhood and politics.
Cheer The Eff Up #1
I love this zine - it's a sort of short story memoir zine, and hard to tell if the story is true or fiction or somewhere in between (I know the answer, but I'll keep it a secret). About living in a small place where all the punk kids and goth kids and metalhead and skinheads and nerds all hung out together - discovering that everything they'd been taught about race, sex, gender, class, food, history, politics and the environment was total bullshit, and all kinds of things follow. Funny and tragic and redemptive.
Cheer The Eff Up #2
The second installment of this memoirish story zine I love so much - this one written by one of the people in the previous zine - Nikki Turtle. Stories of surviving rape, and deciding not to identify as victim or survivor, trying to make decisions about how to rebel or fit in, stories about about friendship and changes and adventures and neighbors - again, beautiful and tragic and also some tiny stories written to Cheer the Eff Up - Random moments and memories.
Deafula #3
This issue is about employment and how her hearing loss related to her ability to work; being denied SSI (and how convoulted SSI is to begin with), job discrimination, personal fears, trying to figure out when to tell a potential employer that their deaf, bad customers, ways jobs worked or didn't work, wanting to be more assertive ... "it's hard to explain how it feels when the discrimination happens. it can make you feel so powerless..."
Ilse Content Anthology
This is a beautiful book by one of my favorite zine writers Alexis Wolf. Named after her grandma Ilse, who survived the Holocaust, Alexis writes beautiful stories and poetic musings about the world, family, places, people, a sense of wonder. Highly recommended.
Hold Tight
A powerful personal zine about all kinds of things, but running through it all is a theme of anger - the way their father used anger, the way anger feels more powerful than vulnerability, what it masks, and how do you use what you know about the patterns of anger and use it in healthy ways so you never do what was done to you. Also anger at fake feminism/fashion feminism that doesn't confront or acknowledge priviledge or racism , anger at shitty jobs, fucked up culture. and I want to say that even though it is about anger, it feels so sad.
Thursday, November 29, 2012
call for submissions, self care/mutual support zine
Self Care/ Mutual Support Comp Zine
(call for submissions)
Activism and Social Justice can be as exhausting as they are rewarding.
Trying to navigate the choppy waters of mental and physical health
conditions, even without the added stressors of stigma, can be brutally
overwhelming. Family, jobs, school, even work that we find personally
rewarding can be hard to maintain on a long-term level.
Self-care
means (often wildly) different things to different people - this zine
will attempt to start a dialog within communities about how we can
better support ourselves and each other during times of stress and
trauma. This compilation is open to stopies, first person narratives,
illustrations and photography, poetry, lists, recipies, etc.
Some possible topics might include:
- what is self-care? why is it important?
- self-care on the cheap: free or cheap ways to take good care of yourself
- the role of allies: how can you support friends who are having problems with socialization
- easy recipes for when everything seems impossible and/or exhausting
- experiences of POC/queer/trans/gender non-conforming folks within the scope of feminism/anarchism/activism
- the value of vegging: sometimes shutting off your brain is the most useful thing you can do
-
how to ask for help when everything but silence is painful There aren’t
any limits to what you can write about, of course, these are just a few
ideas that I have been throwing around. I hope to make this into a zine
and a PDF that are available for wide distribution, but contributors
will be the first people to get copies from me (and will be encouraged
to send this project as far into the wide world as possible).
Deadline
is Janurary 30, 2013 with a (hopeful and admittedly ambitious)
publication date of March 1, 2013. Please email submissions to: piratesarah@gmail.com (or email if you need to send them via snail mail)
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Great new zines in distro!
New Zines in Distro!
dorisdorisdoris.com/zines
Fat-tastic! #2
A great little compilation about body image, with stories about Yoga for Everyone, Fat & Healthy, Scars, Ballance, and a sweet and powerful letter to Beth Ditto, who is a great role model for fat acceptance.
Stunned Lungs #2
another beautiful haunting poetry zine from Tara, with poems about love and bruises, annihilation and jellyfish, the last desperate thing we did. With a beautiful block print cover, each one hand printed and sewn.
Rad Dad #22 Riot Parent
This issue is "focused on ways radical feminism of the 90's and the Riot Grrrl movement have left their mark on many of us, with essays that explore a wide range of topics from punk to boycotting to the conflits that Riot Grrrl (or punk in general) might provoke inside ourselves." Interviews with people from Positive Force, Bratmobilie, and Spitboy, plus a sweet Riot Parent Manifesto.
no better than apples 8
I'm so happy to finally get another issue of this zine! Beautifully done, with lots of different stories and thoughts. Sad family stories, about her mothers illness, their relationship, her grandma passing away, her own illness; I'm not sure how she gets the courage to tell these stories. And then the ways of survival and love, ways of learning to feel safe, drinking maple sap like water, teaching at Girls Rock Camp, cutting hair, writing.
Ship of Fools #6
comic zine with beatuiful drawings of aimlessness in Greensboro. moving back to Baltimore. friendship
Everybody Moon Jump #11
Sweet rambly little diary type zine about being gay, operation AHAP (As Hot As Possible), why do you have to bang people to prove you're gay, fears, tedious nights, things to do to feel better
dorisdorisdoris.com/zines
Fat-tastic! #2
A great little compilation about body image, with stories about Yoga for Everyone, Fat & Healthy, Scars, Ballance, and a sweet and powerful letter to Beth Ditto, who is a great role model for fat acceptance.
Stunned Lungs #2
another beautiful haunting poetry zine from Tara, with poems about love and bruises, annihilation and jellyfish, the last desperate thing we did. With a beautiful block print cover, each one hand printed and sewn.
Rad Dad #22 Riot Parent
This issue is "focused on ways radical feminism of the 90's and the Riot Grrrl movement have left their mark on many of us, with essays that explore a wide range of topics from punk to boycotting to the conflits that Riot Grrrl (or punk in general) might provoke inside ourselves." Interviews with people from Positive Force, Bratmobilie, and Spitboy, plus a sweet Riot Parent Manifesto.
no better than apples 8
I'm so happy to finally get another issue of this zine! Beautifully done, with lots of different stories and thoughts. Sad family stories, about her mothers illness, their relationship, her grandma passing away, her own illness; I'm not sure how she gets the courage to tell these stories. And then the ways of survival and love, ways of learning to feel safe, drinking maple sap like water, teaching at Girls Rock Camp, cutting hair, writing.
Ship of Fools #6
comic zine with beatuiful drawings of aimlessness in Greensboro. moving back to Baltimore. friendship
Everybody Moon Jump #11
Sweet rambly little diary type zine about being gay, operation AHAP (As Hot As Possible), why do you have to bang people to prove you're gay, fears, tedious nights, things to do to feel better
Sunday, October 7, 2012
watch this youtube and help us win a grant!
My partner Miguel is applying for a grant and the more hits he gets on this youtube, the better chance he has of getting it! It is short and cute and has footage of him riding my miniature horse Peanut!
click here to see cute mini horses! and help us win this grant!
click here to see cute mini horses! and help us win this grant!
Monday, September 24, 2012
People of Color Zine Reading
Reading and potluck at 7:30pm at Miguel's house 76 Central Ave.
Also!! Daytime Ohio University Event 4-6 pm
check out the facebook page here
Multi-media zine readings by Mimi Nguyen
(Race Riot zine), Anna Vo (Fix My Head zine), Cristy Road (Greenzine)
& Osa Atoe (Shotgun Seamstress).
+ POC zine tabling, sales and swap (allies welcome!)
Ohio University
Also!! Daytime Ohio University Event 4-6 pm
check out the facebook page here
Multi-media zine readings by Mimi Nguyen
(Race Riot zine), Anna Vo (Fix My Head zine), Cristy Road (Greenzine)
& Osa Atoe (Shotgun Seamstress).+ POC zine tabling, sales and swap (allies welcome!)
Ohio University
Morton 226
Athens, OH 45701
- located in the East Green, at coordinates I-5 on the campus map. It is marked as #78 on the map
http://www.ohio.edu/
4:00pm-6:00pm
ALL AGES!! FREE!! ALL WELCOME!!
POC Zine Project's mission is to make zines by people of color easy to find, distribute and share - community and activism through materiality. We are touring through 12 cities from Sept 24 - Oct 7.
Athens, OH 45701
- located in the East Green, at coordinates I-5 on the campus map. It is marked as #78 on the map
http://www.ohio.edu/
4:00pm-6:00pm
ALL AGES!! FREE!! ALL WELCOME!!
POC Zine Project's mission is to make zines by people of color easy to find, distribute and share - community and activism through materiality. We are touring through 12 cities from Sept 24 - Oct 7.
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