2026-07-10 –, Creativity Dome
Want to make a zine about feminist ideas, online safety, organizing, local resources, or strategies of resistance? In this hands-on workshop, we can pour our ideas into zines.
After a brief introduction to the history of zines as tools of underground communication and a few inspiring examples to show their power and simplicity, we will start making our own zines.
No experience needed. Let’s get folding!
We will start the practical part with a round of introductions and a guided brainstorming session to spark ideas for zine topics, formats, types of content, design, tools, and distribution strategies. This is also a great opportunity to get to know each other: feel free to team up with your neighbor or work solo.
I’ll be walking around the room to answer any questions, and there will be a selection of zines for inspiration, plus instructions for folding and binding.
There will be plenty of pens, paper, and some other making materials.
No experience is needed, everyone is welcome.
Let’s get folding!
Marie is a feminist technologist and community builder. She co-founded drip, an open-source, offline period and fertility tracker that is feminist, gender-inclusive, and science-based, built for everyone. With roots in sociology, Latin American studies, and software engineering, Marie (also known as bl00dymarie on the internet) weaves together tech, sexual health, and community. She is taking care of the Pollinator Program and is hoping to see you all at DWeb Camp.