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Zines @ ELAC: Teaching with Zines

An overview of zines in the classroom #ZinesatELAC or #ELACzines

Teaching with Zines: Resources

Teaching with Zines: Barnard Zine Library
Lesson plans, how to make a zine, etc.

Articles and book chapters about zines and teaching

Writing as making: introduction to zines
HOW TO START A ZINE
WHAT’S A ZINE?
HOW PRINT HEALS: Women and trans creators are healing with zines, and making some kick-ass work in the process
Zine-Making as a Pedagogical Tool for Transformative Learning in Social Work Education
The internet should have made zines obsolete. Their resilience shows the limitations of the web as a place to nurture young creativity
From Archives to Action: Zines, Participatory Culture, and Community Engagement in Asian America
Undocumented Doodles, "Chola-fied Fly Girls," and Chingos of Paper
RIOT IN THE STACKS
The true colours of zines: Zine creators of colour are the new face of social and cultural activism
'Freedom in her Mind': Women's Prison Zines and Feminist Writing in the 1970s
Zines: a personal history
Have You Zine Me? - A Study of Zines as Empowerment for Women Within Skateboarding

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