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This zince includes a foreword, table of contents, personal essays related to LIS topics, illustrations, cartoons, advice columns, critical essays, lists, bookbinding and archival work information, colour photographs, jokes, and horoscopes.

A three part zine written by a cataloging and metadata Librarian about the disadvantages of generative Artifical Intelligence (AI). --supplied by cataloger

A zine about zines.

Is part of: Awesome women of history.

"American-Canadian: publisher, teacher, journalist, anti-slavery activist & lawyer"

Is part of: Atrocities against Indigenous Canadians for dummies.

This zine introduces readers to the sixties scoop, when Indigenous children were forcefully removed from their homes by child welfare authorities in Canada. --supplied by cataloger

Is part of: Awesome women of history.

"Revolutionary LGBTQ+ activist"

Is part of: Atrocities against Indigenous Canadians for dummies.

This zine provides an introduction to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQI+ people in Canada. --supplied by cataloger

Is part of: Awesome women of history.

"First African-Chockaw-American woman to earn her international pilots license."
"Professional aviatrix who specialized in stunt flying and parachuting, known for her dramatic flair."

This zine was created by Masters of Library and Information Science students. It contains poetry, critical essays, non-fiction articles, and illustrations.

Session 1: An examination and critique of comic representations of Indigenous peoples by non-Native authors.

Session 2: Reviews of comics by Indigenous authors.