Youth Empowerment Starts Here

Alia Soraya Feizal , Mula Zine

23-May-19 21:00

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Mula Zine, a digital platform that opens its doors to youths who want to speak up, while still being comfortable in their own skin, do so with a very unique approach: using the 80s as its theme. The juxtaposition of the era, together with the contemporary issues that they champion resulted in a publication that is both evocative and nostalgic for its readers. What inspired them to adopt this style, and to choose the digital world as a platform to publish its zines? We explore.

Produced by: Haniff Baharudin

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Categories: Visual Arts, People and Places

Tags: Mula Zine, 80's, youths, digital zine,

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