Attention Teachers & Educators!

Looking for a low-tech, high-impact project that gets students writing, creating, and thinking critically? Join us for a hands-on workshop on Zines in the Classroom!

Zines (short for magazines) are miniature, handmade booklets created from a single sheet of paper. Rooted in DIY culture and grassroots publishing, they are the ultimate multi-disciplinary tool—perfect for student voice, creative assessment, visual storytelling, and cross-curricular projects in ELA, Social Studies, STEM, and the Arts.

In this educator-focused session, you will:

• Learn simple folding, cutting, and low-cost publishing techniques that work on any school photocopier.
• Explore concrete lesson ideas, cross-curricular prompts, and low-stakes grading rubrics.
• Experience the process firsthand by collaging, writing, and designing your own classroom mini-zine.

No artistic background required! Whether you teach elementary, middle, or high school, you’ll leave with classroom-ready templates, project ideas, and a finished sample to inspire your students.

(Ages 18+ / For K–12 Educators & School Staff)