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Contains 51 Results:

Black Women & Self Care: Thoughts on Mental Health, Oppression, and Healing, Naomi Moyer, 2015

 File — Box: 10, Folder: 1
Identifier: II
Scope and Contents Thoughts on mental health in the context of racism and misogyny, and advice regarding self-care.

Published by élastiquedesigns. 28 pages in English.
Dates: 2015

My Left Fist: Healing from Childhood Trauma, Naomi Moyer

 File — Box: 10, Folder: 2
Identifier: II
Scope and Contents Contemplation on the role and functions of the author's hands.

Published by élastiquedesigns. 7 pages in English.
Dates: 2000-2017

The Black Indigenous Boy, Havani Thompson, Nehemia Thompson, 2015-2016

 File — Box: 10, Folder: 3
Identifier: II
Scope and Contents A zine by two black Akimel O'Otham/Hopi/Dine brothers featuring art work, comics, mental health tips and culture. The brothers, sons of Semana Thompson (Miss Semee), codenamed Star Boy & Lightning Boy - of O'Otham Universe Comics fight the villains Mental Ill(ness) and Chronic Ill(ness) with Song Power and O'Otham Him:dag (People's Way of Life). An inspiring zine by indigenous children who have much to share with the world. This folder contains issue 1, 2 and 3. Published in...
Dates: 2015-2016

Art School is Hell, Nia King, 2013

 File — Box: 10, Folder: 4
Identifier: II
Scope and Contents Compilation zine edited by Nia King that includes essays and illustrations written by people who felt marginalized while attending art school due to the predominantly white, heterosexual, cisgender, middle-class art school environment.

Published in Oakland, California with contributors Nia King, Joyce Hatton, K!m Possible Villagante, and Heidi Andrea Restrepo Rhodes. 22 pages in English.
Dates: 2013

ArtLife: Musings and Advice from a Queer Art Activist of Color, Nia King

 File — Box: 10, Folder: 5
Identifier: II
Scope and Contents The author discusses her experience quitting her full-time job to become a self-employed art activist, and the lessons she has learned about making and promoting her art, the financial realities for artists, and the ethics of producing art.

22 pages in English.
Dates: 2000-2017

Borderlands #2: It's a Family Affair, Nia King

 File — Box: 10, Folder: 6
Identifier: II
Scope and Contents Personal stories from people of color who are mixed-race, bicultural, or transracially adopted.

Published with contributors Juli Jeong Martin, Charlotte Albrecht, Jackie Wang, Jillian Ford, Claudia Leung, Stevie Peace, Patti Duncan, and Luisa. 28 pages in English.
Dates: 2000-2017

Pieces 13: On Being a Romantic Asexual, Nichole Baiel, 2016

 File — Box: 10, Folder: 7
Identifier: II
Scope and Contents A zine about the author's experiences with enjoying physical intimacy but not feeling sexual attraction.

Published in Chicago, Illinois. 46 pages in English.
Dates: 2016

People Make Plans 1, Nicole Jennell

 File — Box: 10, Folder: 8
Identifier: II
Scope and Contents Zine about the author's experiences growing up and the grief she experienced after the loss of her mother and grandmother within two days of each other.

Published in Chicago, Illinois by Stranger Danger. 44 pages in English.
Dates: 2000-2017

People Make Plans 3, Nicole Jennell

 File — Box: 10, Folder: 9
Identifier: II
Scope and Contents Zine about healing from trauma via the author's experiences with animals.

Published in Chicago, Illinois by Stranger Danger. 32 pages in English.
Dates: 2000-2017

Movement Demands Autonomy!: An O'Odham Perspective on Immigration and Border Controls, O’Odham Solidarity Across Borders Collective

 File — Box: 10, Folder: 10
Identifier: II
Scope and Contents Zine giving a brief history of the colonization of O'odham land, which now lies on the border between the United States and Mexico, then discussing the effects of increased border policing and harsher immigration policies on the O'odham people.

11 pages in English.
Dates: 2000-2017