Free Zine: How to Vote

Lotta zine-making energy in the world these days. I recently got to contribute Schoolhouse Rock-inspired cover illustrations to this bilingual zine on overcoming common barriers to voting: If you’re in the U.S. and want to help your neighbors get to the polls for midterms this November—especially folks who are worried about voter intimidation—this is a great resource. It’s in English and Spanish (reversible!) and came together thanks to a crack team of elections specialists, print nerds, translators, and copy editors. Particular thanks to Dana Chisnell, Mike Monteiro, and Jason Cosper for their efforts. This bad boy is FREE TO PRINT AND DISTRIBUTE! It requires 7 sheets of paper, double-sided. There are crop marks to help you trim it down. A standard copy shop will be able to make it happen if you don’t have gear at home. Don’t have the capacity/funds to print your own? There’s probably a local voting bloc or immigrant rights coalition who would love to have it. Help us get it into the…

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