If you have a digital or print zine you would like to submit to the archive, please:
- confirm it falls within the scope of the archive:
Transforming geography and the university:
decolonizing and queering the university, resisting ableism, racism, and classism in higher education, organizing against the neoliberal corporate colonial university, etc.
Geographic topics:
space, place, environment, climate, housing, cities, the state, borders, policing, embodiment, social movements, geopolitics, diaspora, etc.
Spatial politics:
space- and place-based praxis, particularly grassroots activist organizing. We especially welcome how-tos, stories of resistance, and reflections from the blockade.
Geographic methods and ways of knowing:
critical and/or experimental methods and methodologies, epistemologies, and ways of doing geography differently, including those identified as decolonial, Black, Indigenous, antiracist, queer, crip, feminist, etc.
- agree to redistribution under a CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license.
- ensure that the zine file is accessible to the greatest extent possible:
- pass the file through an OCR algorithm (e.g. OCRmyPDF) so that text is legible to screen readers
- tag images with alt-text descriptions (with e.g. Adobe Acrobat Pro)
- email submissions[at]geoz[dot]one, subject line ‘GEOZONe zine submission: [zine title]’. Include the following information:
- screen-ready zine file (.pdf)
- and/or print-ready zine file (.pdf)
- title of zine
- creator(s)
- year & location created (see locations for reference)
- language
- 50-150 word description(s) in English and relevant languages
- 4-6 keywords (English preferred; see tags for reference)
- if applicable, please also include:
- print and assembly instructions
- written permission from the original creator, if you are submitting a zine on behalf of someone else
We look forward to reading your zines!