Making Meaning: Zines, Gender, and Health In-Person
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This event brings together students, educators, and community members to explore zines as a tool for gender health liberation and justice.
Drawing from student work in Dr. Ariel Beccia’s Fall 1 course Gender and Health: Introductory Perspectives (WGH 211), this workshop showcases zines as a pedagogical tool for engaging gender and health. Student presenters will share their zines and discuss how creative methods helped them reflect on health, identity, and power. The event will include a collaborative zine-making session. Student zines will also be exhibited at Countway Library from February 17 to March 24.
STUDENT SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
Kaiden Kane (MPH - Health and Social Behavior)
Maya Yassine (MPH - Health Management)
Lulwa Zainal (MPH - Nutrition)
Dougie Zubizarreta (PhD - Population Health Sciences
Zine making supplies will be available - so come as you are!
Light lunch will be provided.
For questions, contact wgh@hsph.harvard.edu