Fury: An unorthodox madzine collage – guest blog by Dina Poursanidou
Dina Poursanidou explores how she used a large collage to express her anger at being physically restrained while sectioned on a psychiatric ward.
Thinking through making: getting hands-on with Madzines.
Jill Anderson, researcher on the Madzines project, traces the evolution of her own zine making – and how it has contributed to our embodied understanding of Madzines.
Mad Zine pedagogy: using zines in critical mental health learning and education
During the last few years, we’ve hosted and participated in many zine workshops. We’ve included reflections about these events in various blog posts
Lessons from the Lighthouse – Being Human with Madzines.
During the course of this project, we’ve sought out and shared countless examples of Madzines.
My Zine-making Journey – a guest blog by Kanade Kurozumi
Kanade Kurozumi reflects on her first experience of zine making following the zine workshop we facilitated with as part of a ‘complexities of peace’ programme in Hiroshima, organised by the Oleander initiative.