zines (88)

• A practical guide for community-led disaster relief
• A staircase in Oskemen
• Abolition methodologies: Refusing and building worlds
• Alaskaland
• Beyond ESRI resource guide
• Blackecologies
• Bullshit arguments: A theoretical self defence zine
• Cities of banal warfare: Affective geographies in violent times
• Come y habla
• Defensive design
• Defi ala daefi? Mapping routes in Kingston
• Demand the impossible: A strike zine
• Disinformation, and how to spot it
• Do you remember that girl?
• Do-Along
• Embodying the pipeline
• Energy futures
• Foraged art materials in so-called western New York
• Fostering a safe crisis accomodation landscape
• Future healthcare for energy limiting conditions
• Garbage gardening
• Getting into fights with data centers
• Glitch infrastructures, walking on a mosaic of failures
• Heat diary: Visualizing the geography of heat
• HISS homecoming: A queer school charter
• Housing in a world without prisons
• I am afraid to do fieldwork
• I’ve got the power
• Imagining the anti-ableist university
• Inhabiting body-territories in the datafied city
• Jesters & freaks against dictators & kings
• Landscaping pavements
• Living anarchy
• Love and rage
• Love control: Keep thinking, sharing, and resisting
• Mais Daun’Taun, vol. 1
• Mais Daun’Taun, vol. 2
• Mais Daun’Taun, vol. 3
• Mais Daun’Taun, vol. 4
• Mapping Absent Memory
• Matière à Défendre: Le Réemploi de matériaux de construction dans les Pyrénées Atlantiques
• Memories and post-conflict: Latin American migrants in Australia
• Militarism and the climate crisis
• Oh! The mighty commons
• Open letter by Gaza academics and university administrators to the world
• Peace, what? Peacebuilder, who? Telling the stories I wish they had taught me in school
• People, ports, and power, issue 01
• People, ports, and power, issue 02
• Queering feminist geography I: Inclusion, exclusion, and belonging
• Queering feminist geography II: Trans-exclusionary feminisms
• Queering feminist geography III: Calling all allies and accomplices
• Queering feminist geography IV: Toward queer and trans-feminist coalition
• Quercus of Spring Garden Road
• Rats as urban infrastructures
• Resisting Aukaat
• Rootling
• Ruptures, vol. 1
• Safer without police
• See You at the Paradise / Ketch yorlye daun Paradise
• Solastalgic energyscapes: Industrial ghosts of the Ohio River Valley
• Sounds of our town: Birmingham
• Sounds of our town: Detroit
• Sounds of our town: Wollongong
• Space poop
• Start with a park
• Straight people are so fucked up
• Strange natures
• The Anthropussy: An ecolesbian manifesto
• The chemical geographies of misoprostol
• The city of shades
• The educational power of zines
• The insignificant others, stories of irrelevant beings
• The open source earth: Digital planetary commons & where to find them
• The seabed mining activity and coloring book
• The strangers
• The whirlwind I
• The whirlwind II
• The words they’ll use against you: A glossary for navigating white cishetero institutions
• Transectos
• Under our own power: A TNBI cycling zine
• Universities and the police
• Urban animal enclosures, a critical field guide to watch and (possibly) pet farmed animals in Berlin
• Utopias in a changing climate: A story of care-based knowledge in Culebra
• Watawieh yu fiilen? Mapping emotions in Kingston
• Wathing yu bin duu? Mapping customary practices in Kingston
• Welcome to New York: A zine about gentrification for gentrifiers
• Welcome to Otay Mountain: An alternative field guide
• What a fucking waste: Stories from the dumpster