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Crafting Indigiqueer Futures: Zine Making Workshop 2
August 7 | 18:00 - 20:00
Clusters: Indigenous Futures
This summer, the IFRC is inviting you to attend a series of events on the theme of Indigiqueer Joy! In the context of queer and Indigenous communities, joy is not merely an emotion but an act of resistance, survival, and a framework for building liberatory futures. In this series, you will explore: What is revealed when we tell our own stories? How can we reclaim and craft our own narratives collectively? And how can speculative fiction allow us to envision alternative futures? Drawing from both his experience in comics-making and the themes explored by the screened animated shorts, IFRC Communications Coordinator Milo Puge will be leading two zine-making workshops exploring the nuances of joy.
ABOUT THE WORKSHOP:
Participants will be invited to create their very own zines using collage, drawing, and/or writing with a collection of art supplies. They will be given open prompts to interpret joy and future in reflection, collective conversation, and making.
These workshops are free and intended for Indigenous and/or 2SLGBTQIA+ people.
🗓: August 7, 2025
🕒: 6-8 PM
📍: IFRC HQ EV 10.705
🎟️ Please register here.