Multicultural Women’s and Gender Studies

Zine Library from Barnard College

" We provide an intentional space for intersectional, international and intergenerational feminism.
We exist to amplify the voices, messages, and platforms of a diverse network of change makers, activists, creators and artists. "

Zines and "Reimagining gender justice through creative and arts-based adult education, research, and curation in museums, libraries, heritage sites, universities, and communities."

University of Colorado Boulder-Zine collection

Digital archives of zines from Grassroots Feminism

"Inspired by Riot Grrrl culture of the 1990’s, which combined zine-making, art and music, with the band Bikini Kill coining the term ‘Grrrl to the front!’ - Grrrl has continued this mission of bringing girls, women, transgender, non-binary and gender fluid people to the front, prioritising their voices through events, commissioning new artworks, hosting zine and skill sharing workshops, talks and curating exhibitions occasionally!"

"Writings and artwork depicting feminism and women's issues" from Chapman University

"Writings and artwork depicting feminism and women's issues." from Calisphere, University of California

"The Zine Archive and Publishing Project (ZAPP) was a volunteer-driven living archive of over 30,000 self-published materials, a DIY resource and educational center committed to supporting underheard voices from around the world, maintaining and validating publications outside the literary mainstream."

"Sharing zine library love and expertise"

"The Library of Congress has a growing collection of zines." "Zines are housed in the general collections and can be requested online at the Library of Congress. The general collections include books, pamphlets, and bound (non-current) periodicals in all languages except some that use non-roman alphabets (e.g., Chinese, Arabic) and in all areas of the classification scheme except law, music, and maps/atlases."

Zines project from Young Women's Studies Club

Article from Chana Etengoff

Article from Olivia Wright that "examines the under-researched and undervalued area of American women’s prison zines."

Article by Rosemary Clark-Parsons

Zine by Sydonie Bell

Article by Claire Villacorta

Article by Anne Hays

"An open access resources for faculty and librarians."

Article by Courtney Lee Weida

Thesis by Kara-Leigh J. Huse, BA

Article by Courtney Lee Weida

Article by Alison Piepmeier

Article by Jake A. Mahr

Article by Melanie A. Ferris

Thesis by Daisy Salinas

"Teaching with Zines" from Brooklyn Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC)

Article from Maggie Moriarity, Megan Sewell, Megan Scharrer