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New-to-Us Zines: February 18, 2022

This week we added zines about working in domestic violence shelters, eating disorder and other body issues, women traveling solo in South America, sex, sluttiness, sex work, feminism in Poland, witchcraft and elders, and Barnard Zine Club members writing and art on the theme of "return."

zine cover: all caps title in white on black background, subtitle smaller and in lower case, "Burned Out: Reflections on Working in a Domestic Violence Safe House"

zine cover: lower case title and stylized illustration of flowers background, handwritten issue number and theme

Gift of the Creator

Sticks & Stones #21: Return by the Barnard Zine Club, 2021

Gift of A.j. Michel

Henbane no.1: Roots by the Henbane Collective, 2017

Gift of Aleksandra Kamińska

Girls to the Front no. 5 & 6 by Ola Kamińska and Agata Barbara Wnuk, 2017

Gift of Jordan Alam

Burned Out: Reflections on Working in a Domestic Violence Safe House by sari, 2017
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Cocoa Puss no. 3: The Hoes and Heartbreak Issue by LaMesha, 2009

Sex + Intellect by Julia Frances, 2010

Solo: A Broad no. 3: Solo Female Travelers Share Stories About Their Journeys edited by Reverend J, 2018?

Static Zine no. 11: Body by Jessica Lewis, 2015

Words Are Not Enough: Lip Service to Two Years Working with People in Crisis by Juniper Dee, 2017?

zine cover: black and white photo of a rural landscape with an animal and two people with bicycles

zine cover: body parts, including a mermaid tale and a tattoo

zine cover: person with raised fist in the middle of concentric circles. Handwritten title and subtitle, "Words Are Not Enough: Lip Service to Two Years Working with People in Crisis"

New-to-Us Library of Congress Subject Headings

Alienation (Social psychology)
Elders (Indigenous leaders)
Family violence
Social work
South America
Women's rights
Women's shelters

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