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ARLG Scotland's Zine Webinar Morning

Catch Up with the Academic and Research Libraries Group Scotland's online zine morning! With multiple speakers discover how you can use zine making in your service for many wellbeing, health and research benefits. See the agenda and speakers below! Encouraging zine discovery and creation by students in Higher and Further Education: Penny Robertson discussed City of Glasgow College Library's successful bid for funding with the Europe Challenge for their project where library staff and co-created zines with students. Bridget McCall outlined the ongoing project at the University of Dundee to create a collaborative guide to small-press and zine creation and discovery. Zines in academic spaces: the Glasgow School of Art Library: Assistant Librarians Charlotte Dunn and Jenna Meek discussed the importance of zines within academic spaces – not only as outputs but as authentic sources that can be used to diversify academic research. Zines Subject Headings project at the GSA Library Hillary Leslie is an Information and Library Studies student at the University of Strathclyde who worked with GSA Library on a Zines Subject Headings project as part of her ILS course placement. Hillary discussed the process of applying subject headings to the zine collection using several thesauri, including Homosaurus and the Zine Subject Thesaurus, to improve online searching and discoverability of the zine collection, as well as ensure the diverse nature of the zine collection is recorded within the catalogue records. Tiny Zine Swap Shop: The Mental Health Benefits of Zinemaking Fi Johnston presents her research on how zinemaking can be of benefit to young people's mental health, providing practical tips along the way on how libraries can apply this research through zinemaking workshops.