Tuesday 16th June, 2026

Online, from Dja Dja Wurrung Country

A creative conversation at the intersection of queer, disability, and neurodivergent identities. Featuring Jasper Peach and Sarah Firth and facilitated by Canva, this fireside chat will centre lived experience and collective reflection, creating space to unpack the layered realities of navigating work, creativity, and community at these intersections.

(Private/corporate)

Recent event feedback:

“The BEST first-time zine workshop experience!

I attended the Making Zines Workshop yesterday, and it completely exceeded my expectations - this wasn’t just a class, it was a creative awakening! It was my very first time making zines, and I was a bit nervous walking in… but I walked out totally inspired (and ready to make ten more).

Our instructor, Jasper (they/them), was absolutely brilliant - warm, knowledgeable, inclusive, and full of encouragement. They created such a welcoming space for everyone to explore their own stories and creative quirks. Jasper even offered to show me how to stitch-bind my zine by hand (!!) - such a thoughtful and hands-on touch that made the experience feel super special.

The venue had everything you could possibly need: scissors, glue sticks, papers, pens, markers, mags to cut up all ready to go. It was organised, colourful, and full of creative buzz. I felt like a kid in an art supply candy shop.

What I loved most? The freedom to express myself without pressure. I created a funny little zine about a wild gym saga, and no one judged; everyone was just into it! That kind of support and vibe is so rare, and so valuable.

Highly recommend to anyone, whether you're brand new to zines or a seasoned maker. I'm already planning my next zine!”

• Stephanie, participant at Bad Writers Club Zine making workshop.