The Social Justice Zine Collection was curated with a social justice activism lens. Specific topics that represent the scope of the collection are zine works:
● By members from ethnically and socially marginalized communities
● By members of gender nonconforming and LGBTQI communities
● By activists about activism, and history of social movements
● By current UCSB students and community members
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The Social Justice Zine Collection includes over 60 zines and was curated with a social justice activism lens. Specific topics that represent the scope of this collection are zine works about neurodivergence, anti-racist activism, gender, sexuality, disability activism, feminist art, Black archives, and social movement history.
Zines (pronounced "zeens" like "magazines") are do-it-yourself publications, made from collections of images and text, and distributed by the creator or zinester themselves. Zines are created out of love, not for profit, and are focused on a wide array of topics.
Location: The Social Justice Zine Collection is located in the Main Library, Mountain Side
Borrowing: This collection is circulating, meaning you can check out, read, and share the zines anywhere!
Searching: You can search for and find zines in UC Library Search.
Funding: This collection was grant-funded thanks to the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.