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Disorientation Guide To Librarianship
"Disorientation Guide to Librarianship is a compilation zine created by 23 contributors and published in October 2021. The zine is designed to be an accessible resource for people who are unfamiliar with structural oppression and injustice in…
Cancel Canada Day : a few of the reasons why we shouldn't be celebrating Canada in the ways we have and what to do instead
Is part of: Atrocities against Indigenous Canadians.
"This zine feels a bit selfish as I created it so that people would stop coming to me and asking what I felt they could do to support and learn about Indigenous issues instead of celebrating the…
"This zine feels a bit selfish as I created it so that people would stop coming to me and asking what I felt they could do to support and learn about Indigenous issues instead of celebrating the…
Resetting the conversation : harm reduction or how we should all mind our own business
"Resetting the Conversation: Harm Reduction offers readers a pause to reflect upon the empowering strategies the are the core of Harm Reduction framework.
Designed with the intention of re-engaging readers on Harm Reduction, this zine seeks to…
Designed with the intention of re-engaging readers on Harm Reduction, this zine seeks to…
Issue 1: Residential Schools
Is part of: Atrocities against Indigenous Canadians.
"This first zine introduces readers to the Canadian practice of forcing Indigenous children to leave their families and live in government and church run “Industrial Schools”
Touted as being…
"This first zine introduces readers to the Canadian practice of forcing Indigenous children to leave their families and live in government and church run “Industrial Schools”
Touted as being…
A quick and handy guide : local calls to action and basic reminders for Indigenous allies
"So you’ve made it this far! You read through the previous zines, learned a ton and now you’re all fired up, ready to create change!
Except, it suddenly seems easier said than done, you’ve fallen prey to the classic Frozen Ally Syndrome. This…
Except, it suddenly seems easier said than done, you’ve fallen prey to the classic Frozen Ally Syndrome. This…
What is a residential school? : an introductory mini zine for youth
Is part of: Atrocities against Indigenous Canadians.
"Once the first zine in this series was completed, I was frequently asked by parents if I felt it was appropriate for youth to read. I often worry the first zine may be too intense for youth as…
"Once the first zine in this series was completed, I was frequently asked by parents if I felt it was appropriate for youth to read. I often worry the first zine may be too intense for youth as…
Things to do while travelling : a collection of online reviews of Indigenous spaces and places from all over "Canada"
Is part of: Atrocities against Indigenous Canadians.
"The third mini zine instalment in the Atrocities Against Indigenous Canadians series, this wee zine explores the wackadoo world of non-Indigenous folks leaving online reviews for Indigenous…
"The third mini zine instalment in the Atrocities Against Indigenous Canadians series, this wee zine explores the wackadoo world of non-Indigenous folks leaving online reviews for Indigenous…
Mouth music : the words & other works
"Johnny MacRae is a spoken word poet based on the unceded territories of the Musqueam, Tsleil-waututh and Squamish nations." This zine is a compilation of some of his publications.
visiting agindaasowigamig
agindaasowingamig is the anishinaabemowin word for library.
Created for Head and Heart Indigenous Research Fellows Circle, held on July 18th, 2023 at the The D.B. Weldon Library.
Critical questions to help deepen one's understanding about the…
Created for Head and Heart Indigenous Research Fellows Circle, held on July 18th, 2023 at the The D.B. Weldon Library.
Critical questions to help deepen one's understanding about the…
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textures of your pandemic experience
A collaborative zine made about the FIMS community experience with the COVID19 pandemic.