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[This is the listing for a PDF purchase. If you’d like to use this as a professor or professional, use the listing for institutions. thanks!
this is practically vintage. It was edited and printed in 2010. History in the making! A primary source and view into what we were doing, fighting against and organizing around at that time.
a collection of poetry, articles, essays and thoughts by artists from different communities—indigenous, people of color, trans, and queer—sharing their experiences as survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
Trigger warnings.
Voices Against Violence is a zine-diy style, with work from people of color, indigenous folks, trans people & queer survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence and sexual assault. Included topics can be: healing from trauma, transformative words used as a healing mechanism, enabling healing, life after trauma, self-help guides/resources, self-healing, dancing as means to healing, healing through narration, forgiveness (do we need it?), & collective trauma.
Purchase the full size zine with a color cover in PDF format with this listing. If you are a professor or professional and plan to use this in your class or include it in your syllabus, please purchase the listing labeled “institutional price.” Please support women of color publishing creations. Your department probably has funds you can ask for to purchase textbooks. This is a primary source publication.
