Zine Workshop
A zine making workshop School of Zines founder Aphrodite Delaguiado.
Join School of Zines founder Aphrodite Delaguiado for a fun and inspiring zine-making workshop. You will craft, bind and self-publish your very own unique zine using found objects, preloved books and recycled magazines.
We are fueling your creativity with free art supplies and delicious snacks. Plus, you will walk away with an exclusive School of Zines badge, a zine kit loaded with paper goodies, and your very own publication! Sign up to save your seat and let’s make zines!
Accessibility is important to us so if the cost is a barrier to attending, please reach out to m.hurst@usu.edu.au.
This workshop is presented by the School of Zines and supported by the Power Institute and USU as part of "Creative Month".
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School of Zines
School of Zines runs zine-making & self-publishing workshops on Dharug country/Western Sydney in multicultural Parramatta. Our founding members – Aphrodite D., Maricris, Lance Jethro, and Malcolm Gilongos – are all proudly Filipino. In 2026, we welcomed our newest ‘zine-tern’, Filipina multidisciplinary artist Chantelle Maglalang. The School of Zines creative collective includes our facilitators and collaborators who have deep roots in communities across Greater Western Sydney (GWS). GWS is home to migrants and refugees from over 170 countries who speak over 100 different languages. It is a melting pot of rich cultures, inspiring stories, and unique voices. Our purpose is to foster community connections, celebrate cultural diversity and empower creativity through the simple act of making zines. School of Zines is a school of thought sustained by art, not profit. We are passionate about zines because they are an accessible form of self-expression, a powerful tool for storytelling, and a sustainable way of publishing. You don’t need permission to make a zine. Anyone can do it because we all have a voice and a unique point of view. When you self-publish a zine, you empower yourself and the community you represent to be seen and heard.
