Grrrl Zine Fair | Lu Williams

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Grrrl Zine Fair, led by Lu Williams, is a vibrant and empowering community that brings together women, transgender individuals, and non-binary creators in the world of self-publishing, art, music, and more. Since its inception in 2015, Grrrl Zine Fair has evolved from small pub gigs to hosting a full-fledged festival that celebrates creativity and inclusivity. Lu's dedication and passion shine through as she runs this project independently, often relying on grants and support from Patreon to keep the movement alive. By joining Grrrl Zine Fair's Patreon, supporters gain access to exclusive content, monthly goodies delivered right to their doorstep, and sneak peeks into Lu's incredible work before it reaches the masses. The impact of Grrrl Zine Fair extends beyond events and zines; Lu has built a permanent community space for the Grrrl Zine Library and has taken the movement worldwide with exhibitions and workshops. Through her collaborative zine 'Grrrl In Print,' Lu explores DIY feminism and inspires others to turn their feminist beliefs into meaningful action. Join Lu on this empowering journey of creativity, self-expression, and solidarity!

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