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Zine-Making as a (Radical) Research Method

What does it mean to ‘research otherwise’, and what can it offer? What radical possibilities emerge when we take zine-making seriously as a method of academic inquiry?

Zine-making as a radical method for qualitative research invites us to gather, question, and imagine beyond conventional frameworks. We will explore how this creative practice can open new ways of knowing, feeling, sharing, and relating in research. The session will also include a practical component, where participants will begin crafting their own ‘research zine’.

Friday 23 May 10am – 11:30am UK time (6:30pm Adelaide)

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(Cambridge University, Global Racisms Institute for Social Transformation)

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Everything you need to actually do your own research. Discover how your local candidates and parties are approaching the issues you care about most and plan your own preferences, ready for election day.

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No matter the outcome, the presidential election presents an opportunity to mobilize and organize our communities around the most pressing social issues we face today.