@tjwintermeier There's so much more! We hope you enjoy reading (and looking and touching and doing) this work as much as we have.
Have a zine party with your coauthors and kvetching partners, maybe, feel emboldened to make zines of your own, and find the forms that fit your research!
We've a great batch of zines in this year's DIY Methods, our annual conference-by-mail. Packages should hopefully have arrived to all participants. And now today everyone can enjoy the zines via our digital proceedings! https://t.co/pZRKz1W7yD #DIYMethods24
- @tjwintermeier walks us through a short wave radio design that includes carbon paper writing
- Jenn Cole maps colonial archives, land relations, and ancestral histories in Algonquin Provincial Park
- Roopa Vasudevan shares lessons from teaching and doing experimental publishing
New podcast conversation with @aepasek and Dr. Ariel Kroon on @SolarpunkP, discussing how decarbonizing academic work can be a way to build a more convivial, more inclusive, and more collaborative university.
Deadline: 15 May
for submissions to the "Actualize" and "Fantasize" sections of the special issue of @JEnviroMedia ("Care-ful Convening: towards low-carbon and inclusive knowledge sharing")
CFP: Care-ful Convening: A special issue of @JEnviroMedia on low-carbon modes and media of knowledge exchange. Editors are soliciting articles, field notes, and speculations. https://t.co/jFGkLBQ495
The fine folks at CoMMPCT are giving away a really beautiful publication at the AAA/CASCA meeting, and for free online!
It's a zine exploring the affordances of print in multimodal/public anthropology. It includes highlights from a conversation w/ Mark Fischer, @sadreorafai + I
Are you at the AAA/CASA conference this week? Check out free zines, stickers, and prompts from #DIYMethods22 and #DIYMethods23 alumni @SiennaRosalisa and @jhunleth. Kids welcome!
@QueerBritain @MelanieDUnrau Text here is layered, decomposed and re-composed, referencing the visual motif of the tracking line (a crew of men wearing harnesses, strapped to a heavy boat, pulling it upstream from the shore). #DIYMethods23
Let's share more #DIYMethods23 highlights, this time focusing on experiments with poetry. 3 zines in our proceedings (https://t.co/2MgytC1AON) turn to poems to memorialize, interrogate, and/or react to research data... 🧵
@QueerBritain Finally (for today) is @MelanieDUnrau's The Tracking Line(s), which works with the poetry of a tar sands industrialist with the aim of drawing out the submerged perspectives of the Indigenous labourers bringing the first shipment of bitumous sands out of Fort McMurray.