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Posted on January 8, 2018January 8, 2018

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Next Tuesday 23rd Oct our Editor-in-Chief @jamilaprowse will be hosting a panel discussion with Women of Colour who use self-publishing/independent print as a tool of communication, creativity and activism. Speakers include the phenomenal @azeemamag, @thelaundryarts, @oomkzine and @vdzo.2 💥 The talk will be taking place at @lighthouse_brighton between 7-10pm. Grab a ticket through the link in our bio ✨

Looking for a stellar group of BAME people aged between 14-25 in the Brighton & Sussex area to help curate and develop an exhibition and series of workshops for @photofringe at @phoenix_brighton. You’ll be supported and trained by professional curators, photographers and publishers. No prior skills or experience needed, just an interest in the visual arts and the desire to learn in a hands-on way. This is a great opportunity to gain experience putting together a photography programme for a leading contemporary arts festival. Come and work with our EIC @jamilaprowse 🙋🏽‍♀️🙋🏾‍♀️🙋🏿‍♀️more info on the project and how to register through the link in our bio. First session this Saturday 22nd September 1-3pm in central Brighton. If you have any access issues get in touch beforehand.

If you get a chance this summer visit Somerset House to find their ‘Print! Tearing It Up’ exhibition. We are very happy to be a part of the exhibit alongside so many other fantastic magazines we admire! It ends on August 22 ✌🏽 #indiepublishing #zines #historyofprint #somersethouse #printtearingitup #welovemagazines #typicalgirlsmag

Today marks the one year anniversary since the Grenfell tower fire. Please take a moment today to remember those who we lost and their families💚 We will be observing a minute silence at 12 to do so. This image is taken from Khadija Saye’s photoseries ‘Eid’ which features in issue three, Generations. #grenfelltower #khadijasaye #eid

'I hold myself completely differently because I'm not hiding anything' 💙💙💙 @caracalonbenzos 📸 @sambarrett____

Founding Editor of Typical Girls spoke to Stack about some of our favourite features in the Typical Issue. Link in bio !!! 💙💙 'Masculinity sits at the heart of this issue amidst the Me Too movement, with an American President who publicly proclaims a history of perpetrating sexual harassment, toxic masculinity is still damagingly prevalent. Growing up with rigid expectations placed on gender is not only detrimental to women, and people who do not identify within the binary of two genders, but also to men who are raised with the notion that they must ‘man up’ instead of confronting their emotions.'' @stackmagazines

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