In the upcoming issue of Printing History 37, “Jane Ford, Marcus Diamond, and Ellen Mather, lecturers at Teesside University, UK, describe Deliberate Ink, a project supporting print-based political engagement for women in the North East of England. Applying the methodological framework of “slow print,” the authors developed a series of workshops that encouraged creative, intellectual, and affective expression through community printing activities.“ (fb)

In the upcoming issue of Printing History 37, “CUNY New York City College of Technology’s Jen Hoyer recounts a remarkable instance of print-as-protest at New York University’s Kimball Hall, where in 1970, students commandeered university resources to establish a DIY basement printshop. Hoyer demonstrates that at the Kimball Commune, the physical act of printing was interwoven with community organizing and antiauthoritarian thought.“ Head to the link in our bio to get your copy of Printing History 37 and register for our upcoming conference, Oct. 23-25, in San Francisco! (fb)