The Library will be closed on Monday, October 14 for Indigenous Peoples' Day. 

The Community, Fletcher and Pickering Rooms are available for Public Reservation by request.

NFCF - Graphic Explorations of Adolescence

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Graphic Explorations of Adolescence
2:45pm - 3:30pm // Fletcher Room
Panelists: Jarad Greene, Tillie Walden, Coco Fox, Isabella Rotman
Moderator: Sally Pirie

What draws so many cartoonists toward exploring adolescent experience? And what is it about adolescence that readers find so compelling? In this panel Jarad Greene, Coco Fox, Isabella Rotman and Tillie Walden talk about representing adolescent lives and the significance this phase of life holds for them and their audiences.

Non Fiction Comic Fest: Let’s Make Zines! Comics-Based Research - Using Art to Analyze Qualitative Data

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Let’s Make Zines!
Comics-Based Research - Using Art to Analyze Qualitative Data

2:00pm - 4:00pm // Fletcher Room
Instructor: Sally Pirie

Description:

This workshop explores the role of the visual arts in qualitative research. Using strategies from creative nonfiction writing and arts-based research, we will get hands-on practice using drawings to work with our data.

Non Fiction Comic Fest: Drawing Comics From Primary Sources

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Drawing Comics From Primary Sources
11:00 - 1:00pm // Fletcher Room
Instructor: Marek Bennett

Join award-winning cartoonist Marek Bennett for a hands-on look at creating comics from primary sources -- texts, images, & otherwise! Comics help us interpret existing texts in new ways, exploring sequence, voice, & point of view -- even synthesizing multiple sources into a single narrative. Marek will demonstrate some basic methods, and help you start your own original "non-fiction" comic!