Gender and Sexuality Studies 121: Introduction to Gender and Sexuality Studies
Resource Sharing Librarian
Zine Examples
- Papercut Zine Library's Virtual LibraryCheck out Papercut's extensive online catalog of zines on a wide range of topics, which you can narrow via tag searching
- Feminist Zine Archive at Chapman UniversityFrom the website: "Writings and artwork depicting feminism and women's issues."
- Ace Zine Archive ProjectFrom the website: "This is an online space dedicated to making ace and ace-related zines more accessible"
- Sherwood Forest Virtual Zine LibraryBrowse a wide variety of zines by title and subject tag
- Queer Zine LibraryFrom the website: "...a UK based diy mobile library celebrating radical LGBTQIA+ self-publishing"
To search for online zines, check out the video on their "About Our Catalogue" page. - Zine Collection from the Digital Transgender ArchiveFrom the website: "These works cover topics from identity politics and sexual liberation to the daily lives of queer-identified people. This collection illuminates some of the many intersectional challenges and victories of the LGBTQIA+ community."
Creative Library Resources
- DiSCO (Digital Scholarship Center)The DiSCO is located on the 4th floor of Rolvaag Library (just up the spiral staircase) and offers a bunch of creative resources like 3D printing, a bookbinding kit, specialized design software, and much more.
- The Cave (in DiSCO)The Cave, our campus Makerspace, is located on the 4th floor of Rolvaag library (just up the spiral staircase and to the right) and offers a wide variety of physical craft materials. Definitely visit The Cave when it comes to actually making your zine!
- Equipment CheckoutNeed to take some original photos for your zine or record a video for a digital zine? You can check out all kinds of equipment from the equipment circulation desk on the 3rd floor of Rolvaag library. Click this link to view the catalog and reserve your equipment.
Creative Web Resources
- How to Make a Zine (Barnard)A few different links to step-by-step guides for creating your own zines
- Creative Commons Portal SearchNot all content on the web is free for you to use in your own creative works! Images, text, and other creative content are protected under copyright law. Use the Creative Commons search portal to find openly licensed content that creators will allow you to share, use, and remix for your zine projects.
If you aren't sure whether you can use something you find online, please reach out!
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