Scope and Contents A bystander training handbook to prevent sexual assault that includes information on consent, how to respond to inappropriate comments, specific strategies to intervene in bad situations, tips to protect yourself, and guides for what to do if a friend is in an abusive relationship. This book is designed with college campus communities in mind, and strives to take a forward approach to encouraging bystanders to step forward to keep themselves and the people around them safe. ...

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A short comix with simple drawings of candy.

8 pages in English.

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A small zine focused on the concept of “the radical potential of sameness for queer visibility” that recalls times when the author and their partner have been mistaken for siblings and includes scanned pictures of Justin Bieber.

Published in London, United Kingdom by Sister Ectoplasma Distro. 1 double sided page in English.

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A zine split between Rust Belt Jessie and Jesse Grease with stories about punkhouses, US “history in the making,” personal reflections, and community.

Published in Lansing, Kansas by Pioneers Press. 24 pages in English.

Scope and Contents A compilation zine of comics from the City Library’s eighth annual Alt Press Fest that highlights Utah artists and authors. Published in Salt Lake City, Utah by Salt Lake City Alternative Press with contributors Patrick Weeks, Claire Taylor, Cole Armstrong, Bonnie Cooper, D. Bradford Gambles, Drew Grella, Juli Jump Rope, Matt Crane, Jess Smart Smiley, Sarah Morton, Rory Donahoe, Brittany Long Olsen, Steve Anderson, BC Sterrett, Eyesore, Grid Zine Fest, Lexi Johnson, Jason...

Scope and Contents A compilation essay zine focused on myths and monstrosity and how they relate to the authors’ conception of feminism, LGBTQ+ theory, reproductive health, history, and activism. The zine includes feminist poems, comics, and vegan recipes. Published in Northeastern United States by Hoax with contributors Maggie Siegel-Berele, G Ragovin, Eleanor Leonne Bennet, Meg Dreadnought-Hoax, Erin Case, Elle Perez, Andrea MacDonald, Jenna B, jamie varriale vélez, Chanelle Allesandre Bergeron,...

Scope and Contents A compilation zine focused on difficulties and experiences performing the constructs of gender that one creates to counter the dominant forms in society in the face of scrutiny from others. Also discusses diaspora as identity, living with a sexually transmitted infection, relationships with family, and language. Published in Northeastern United States by Hoax with contributors Kevin Czap, Kaeti Marie, Emily Brooks, Bonnie MacAllister, Sophia Rae Silver, Colleen Borst, Cassandra...

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Selections from Sarah Sawyers-Lovett’s zine that recall growing up working class and queer in a conservative small town in Virginia that covers the themes of community and friendship, loss, abuse and survival, and finding love.

Published in Tacoma, Washington by Mend My Dress Press. 176 pages in English.

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A zine that reflects on gender, sexuality, size and mental health.

Published in Minneapolis, Minnesota by Sam Glitterwurst. 20 pages in English.

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A compilation of the author’s past writing and artwork from “This Place Sucks."

Published in Corvallis, Oregon. 124 pages in English.

Scope and Contents A radical newspaper published by the Slingshot Collective with articles and editorials submitted from across the country on subjects such as economics, the environment, anti-repression, and resistance. This particular issue focuses on the #BlackLivesMatter movement and veterans. Published in Berkeley, California by the Slingshot Collective with contributors Omar Ricks, Michael Clift, Dagmar (Eggplant) Spannagel, Jesse D. Palmer, Longshanks, A. Mutt, Arjun Pandava, Gerald Smith,...

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Stranger Danger Zine Distro blank postcard.

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Mountain Pixie contains excerpts from the author’s journals that recall moments from young adulthood with photos, quotes, and mixtape track listings. The zine describes experiences with art teachers, local music venues, and bands.

Published in Salt Lake City, Utah. 40 pages in English.

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A mini zine on the concept of femininity within a LGBTQ+ context that is broken into three chapters: the author’s personal experience of "femme invisibility," feminine art, and drag.

Published by Artnerd Zine Distro. 8 pages in English.

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A zine of essays and drawings about gender, feminism, queerness, and the author’s own books.

Published by Artnerd Zine Distro. 12 pages in English.

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A zine that chronicles the first five years of the Zine Pavilion at the American Library Association conference. It includes pictures of zine events, poems, and anecdotes about the events and panels the Zine Pavilion team has gone to.

36 pages in English.

Scope and Contents Stories, poems, and art about being Muslim in the US focused on the radical and LGBTQ+ Muslim community. Includes pieces on liberation, gender, belief, islamophobia, and collective healing as well as recipes. Published with contributors Shenaaz, Taz, Samara, Saqib, Zahra Noorbaksh, Abdul Latif, Amir Rabiyah, Salima, Aliya, Amina Shafi, Naazneen Diwah, Amal Rana, Pushkar Sharma, Sabiha Basrai, Cihan Khan, Mark Gonzales, Tanzila Ahmed, Tasneem, Omar Waqar, Leila Sidi, Sabina...

Scope and Contents Stories, poems, and art about being Muslim in the US focused on the radical and LGBTQ+ Muslim community. Includes pieces on liberation, gender, belief, islamophobia, and collective healing as well as recipes. Published in Oakland, California with contributors Mona Sadri, F.S. Ohedma, Mira A, Zeena Aljawad, ZK, Paradise Khanmalek, Usmaan, Zee, Tala Khanmalek, Iraqqiya, Isra S, Amal Rana, Ify Okoye, Sabina England, Shenaaz Janmohamed, Weyam Ghadbian, Aliya Karmali, Roxana Dhada,...

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An autobiographical piece broken into two parts. The first retraces and explores in prose the author’s family history in relation to the Invasion of Vietnam and in the second the author illustrates a discussion with a US veteran.

Published in Chicago, Illinois by Radiator Comics. 28 pages in English.

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A short comic made in the week following the author’s top surgery that explores themes of passing as a transgender person, friendship, and recovery. It finishes with an epilogue that reflects on the surgery after one month has passed.

Published in Durham, North Carolina. 28 pages in English.