With the support of an Amplify Grant from the President's Climate Commitment Fund, Chris Stone '23 created two zine carts to be used for local environmental storytelling. One cart is located on campus, stewarded by Professor James Padilioni, and the other is located at Iffy Books in Philadelphia. If you are interested in using the cart, please contact Professor Padilioni.
An excellent introduction to zine-making! Zinester Rona Akbari walks you through each step, from developing your idea through distributing your zine(s).
Learn how to make a print or digital zine! Sarah Burke goes through key considerations for choosing a topic, formatting, printing, binding, and more.
Learn everything you need to create a digital zine using Canva. T. Walker shows you each step. Watch the whole video or expand "show more" to jump directly to the sections that interest you (e.g. layering images and text 08:23).
The Libraries have a portable kit of materials that can be used for making zines, containing glitter pens, bone folders, thread snips, collage materials, and more. Check it out from the Reserves Desk in McCabe for up to a week.
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Step-by-step instructions and a template for printing a mini-zine (8 pages on a single sheet of paper)
Use this template to make an 8-page zine from a single piece of paper. (see instructions in the speaker notes!)
