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| − | [[Tracey Mitchell]] is a writer | + | [[Tracey Mitchell]] is a [[writer]] and artist in her spare time and a full time thinker, agitator and educator. She has published [[On Edge]], a [[compilation zine]] about mental health issues since 2005. She also recently published a zine called "Plastics: In Lieu of Cap & Gown" about her experience as a university undergrad studying History and Sociology. |
Through her paid employment with Saskatchewan Council for International Cooperation, Tracey is also an organizer of a zine/comic training in Saskatchewan, where she lives, called [[Youth for International Development - Do It Yourself (YID-DIY)]]. | Through her paid employment with Saskatchewan Council for International Cooperation, Tracey is also an organizer of a zine/comic training in Saskatchewan, where she lives, called [[Youth for International Development - Do It Yourself (YID-DIY)]]. | ||
| − | Aside from her zine projects and work, Tracey loves reading fiction and non, theatre (especially forum theatre), music & dancing | + | Aside from her zine projects and work, Tracey loves reading fiction and non, theatre (especially forum theatre), music & dancing. Tracey has lots of big plans to publish more and contribute to some of her favorite zines in the coming year. |
| − | [[Category:Zinester|Mitchell | + | [[Category:Zinester|Mitchell]] |
Revision as of 13:07, 25 August 2007
Tracey Mitchell is a writer and artist in her spare time and a full time thinker, agitator and educator. She has published On Edge, a compilation zine about mental health issues since 2005. She also recently published a zine called "Plastics: In Lieu of Cap & Gown" about her experience as a university undergrad studying History and Sociology.
Through her paid employment with Saskatchewan Council for International Cooperation, Tracey is also an organizer of a zine/comic training in Saskatchewan, where she lives, called Youth for International Development - Do It Yourself (YID-DIY).
Aside from her zine projects and work, Tracey loves reading fiction and non, theatre (especially forum theatre), music & dancing. Tracey has lots of big plans to publish more and contribute to some of her favorite zines in the coming year.
