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A zine series for youth to understand Big Data issues. This issue is about social media use, online privacy, and how to protect your data online.

It explores how technology is used in education and the importance of providing diverse options for students to interact with and demonstrate their learning

It discusses how online scams work and how people can protect themselves.

Using the example of banana bread and hungry roommates, this zine explains what a threat model is and how to use one to safeguard the things most important to you (location data, private images, etc.).

This zine highlights common password mistakes and recommends using www.eff.org/dice to create stronger, more secure passphrases.

"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…

The Zine for Neurodivergent Teens presents the concept of digital detox and disconnection to neurodivergent youth, with tips and tricks for prioritizing digital well-being. The Zine provides a fun and interactive experience as teens can fold the zine…

This zine explains the term Two-Spirit, using the 'genderbread' person concept, examples of Two-Spirit people, and strategies to be welcoming to Two-Spirit people.

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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…

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…