Logan Women Zine Collective Meet-Up
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The Logan Women Zine Collective (LWZC) are a series of Informal Creative Sessions or 'meetups' which are being undertaken as part of a PhD research study which explores how storytelling and making, particularly through 'zines' and collaborative zine making can help to mitigate social isolation and expand informal networks of care for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) women.
What will happen in these sessions? In these creative sessions, anything is possible. We do all things ‘zine’ and zine related, such as learn how to make different types of zines, practice different creative techniques, just put our feet up, read zines, share stories and drink tea!
In this session, the fifth in a series of 8 (once a week, March–May), we will continue exploring zine making methods. Stay tuned for more details!
Who can attend? We are looking for people who identify as a woman, and are aged 18 and over, and live in Logan. We are particularly focused on women who identify as Culturally and Linguistically Diverse, however, any woman can attend.
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Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? You must be 18+ to attend this event.
What are the benefits? Will I be compensated? These sessions are free to attend and include all materials, information, guidance, creative support, and light refreshments. There is no compensation for attending these sessions.
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event? There is plenty of off-street parking available at the front of the library. The library is also close to public transport and local shopping centres. To check how to access the library through public transport visit Translink Journey Planner website.
Are there any risks? The research team does not believe that there are any risks beyond normal day-to-day living associated with your participation in this research.
How can I contact the organizer with any questions? If you have any further questions email Sarah Johnstone - s3.johnstone@hdr.qut.edu.au.