To support new mediums of distributing news and information about critical issues in the Charlotte community, the CJC is partnering with Queen City Zine Fest and local artists to create a series of zines about affordable housing, youth violence prevention, local government and journalism. Download your copy of the latest zines below.
This project of the Charlotte Journalism Collaborative is supported, in part, with funding from ASC.
Pick up your copies at the following Charlotte Mecklenburg Library location, or print directly from home by clicking on the individual zines below:
2412 Beatties Ford Road
Charlotte, NC 28216
300 East Seventh Street,
Charlotte, NC 28202
6000 Conference Drive
Charlotte, NC 28212
16500 Holly Crest Lane
Huntersville, NC 28078
5801 Rea Road
Charlotte, NC 28277
7015 Carnegie Boulevard
Charlotte, NC 28211
301 East W.T. Harris Boulevard
Charlotte, NC 28262
Based on the Charlotte Journalism Collaborative’s series “Habitat for Humanity: A Model for Affordable Housing.”
Zine by Kenneth Raudales | Story by Chris Rudisill
Based on WFAE’s story “Motels are being turned into one solution for Charlotte’s affordable housing problem.”
Zine by Kelly Gilbert | Story by Marshall Terry, WFAE
Based on QCity Metro’s story “Charlotte coalition pushes for more funding for eviction legal counsel.”
Zine by Barbara Rocas | Story by Destiniee Jaram, QCity Metro
Zine by Greg Russell | Stories by Lexi Wilson, WCNC Charlotte and Destiniee Jaram, QCity Metro
Zine by Violet King | Story by Kendrick Marshall
Includes resources and general information about affordable housing in Charlotte.
Zine by Chris Rudisill, CJC
Zine by Travis Kostell | Contact Chris Rudisill to learn how you can support our fundraising.
Zine by Hunter Ives | Story by Destiniee Jaram, QCity Metro
Zine by Hunter Ives | Story by Taylor Heeden Larkins, Qnotes
Zine by Ken Knudtsen | Story by Grace Vitaglione, Carolina Public Press
Zine by Michael Muller | Story by Taylor Heeden Larkins, Qnotes
Zine by Morgan Bryson | Story by Myles Harris, WCNC Charlotte
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