Slides presented at the 2015 Louisiana Library Conference. The presentation was on zines and their roles in libraries.

1. by Kate Kitchens, MLS
kkitchens@shreve-lib.org

2. Freedman, Jenna. 2014. [Lower East Side Librarian Winter Solstice Shoutout and
Reading Log]. Retrieved from http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info/zines

3. Freedman, Jenna. 2012. Menstruate: Librarians and Archivists Keep the
Information Flowing. [Scan].

4. Jenna Freedman
(AKA Lower East Side Libarian)
[Jenna Freedman with Zine Collection] Retrieved from http://poczineproject.tumblr.com/

5. Pagowsky, Nicole. What is a Yarnbomb? [Scan].

6. Bongiovanni, Anna. Cheap and Easy Guide to
They/Them Pronouns. [Scan].

7. Bongiovanni, Anna. Cheap and Easy Guide to
They/Them Pronouns. [Scan].

8. Bongiovanni, Anna. Cheap and Easy Guide to
They/Them Pronouns. [Scan].

10. “Intellectual freedom is the right of every
individual to both seek and receive
information from all points of view
without restriction. It provides for free
access to all expressions of ideas through
which any and all sides.” [emphasis mine]
of a question, cause or movement may be explored.
Intellectual Freedom and Censorship Q & A. (n.d.). Retrieved March 19, 2015, from:
http://www.ala.org/advocacy/intfreedom/censorshipfirstamendmentissues/ifcensors
hipqanda

14. [D.C. Zine Fest] Retrieved from https://dczinefest.wordpress.com/

15. by Kate Kitchens, MLS
kkitchens@shreve-lib.org