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IDH Victories

ZINE EXCHANGES

ZINE EXCHANGES

The IDH uses zines whenever it can because of its accessibility; This "genre" of communication -- by nature -- is malleable, open-ended, and variable, much like a person or group's medical experience. With this zine collection, the IDH focused on unseen struggles and how it might influence a person's ability to communicate their story.

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SAD GIRLS and HOPEFUL WOMEN

LOCAL EXHIBITION
Hamline University Open Studios
Saint Paul, MN.  December 2018 

Featuring young artists from across the religious and cultural divide, this zine exchange paired Evangelical and "woke" female-identifying students to find common ground on feminism, sexual harassment/violence, reproductive rights, and LGTBQIA controversies.

FREE SPEECH IN POST-DIGITAL AMERICA

REGIONAL EXHIBITION
Twin Cities Zine Fest
Saint Paul, MN.  September 2019.

PERMANENT COLLECTION
Hennepin County Library
Minneapolis, MN.

Featuring young artists from across the religious and cultural divide, this zine exchange paired Evangelical and "woke" students to find common ground on First Amendment issues including hate speech, cyberbullying, censorship, and cancel culture.

SICK NOT BROKEN

REGIONAL EXHIBITION
Twin Cities Zine Fest
Saint Paul, MN.  February 2020.

Featuring young artists from across the religious and cultural divide, this zine exchange paired Evangelical and "woke" students to find common ground on post-digital health issues includig autoimmune conditions, mental illness, PTSD, body dysmorphia, and disability.