British Columbia

Volume 8 of 9 in a series "Voices: Indigenous Women on the Front Lines", in which Indigenous Women and 2Spirit land defenders from the west of so-called canada speak in-depth about their experiences protecting their lands. Volume 8 features an interview with Unist’ot’en Hereditary Chief, Elder and Teacher Lht’at’en, also known as Doris Rosso. Includes a pamphlet of a map of Indigenous Territories written about in "Voices".

Journal kept during a bike trip on the Kettle Valley Railway trail in BC. Mainly about different stops along the way and trying to find the route.

"A story of my Nanny".

Personal-Travel zine about the exploration of BCs ghost towns and buildings. The zine also provides some historical background of the ghost towns discussed in the zine.

This zine is about a two month long trip the author took from August to October, 2005. They traveled from their home in Portland, Oregon, to Connecticut, and back again. The author had just turned 30 at the start of the trip, and used the trip as a way to figure out their life. The title refers to the author viewing travel differently than most. Rather than dealing with airlines, hotels, package deals, and the typical touristy destinations, they wanted to get beneath the surface of the places they visited, and experience things on a more visceral level. They didn't want to be a tourist. They wanted to integrate themselves in the places they found themselves in.