If this is impacting you, please reach out to us in our DMs here or via email directly, which is in our Linktree in our bio. :)

So sorry for the access issues, everyone! We will update you when we have figured something out.

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For folks who are reading our zine: What resonates with you?

See an article written by maz in the Consilience Journal: consiliencejournal.substack.com/p/the-geolog...

We see you, we stand with you, and we want to create together—both art and a more accessible, inclusive geoscience culture.

- The DiG Zine staff ❤️

P.S. Keep an eye out for future submission announcements here and on our other socials! 👁️
#geology #disability #zines #disabled #geoscience
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If you feel so inclined, print out a copy or two (or more!) and leave them wherever curious eyes may find them.
We hope that the artistic expressions and underrepresented voices captured by this issue and those to come will start overdue conversations about the disabled experience within geosci
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(also I overanticipated how many posts this would require on BSky, it should just be 1/2)

We also hope to create more social media content for you in the meantime. Keep an eye out for that! 👁️

We appreciate your patience and support. Thank you for being part of DiG’s growing community! (2/2)

#geology #geoscience #disabled #disability #zine #art #disabledingeo #iagd

You can still submit to the inaugural edition of DiG (Disability in Geoscience)! Our submission form will remain open until 11:59pm CST April 1st (04/01/2025). If you are a disabled geoscientist, we invite you to submit art of any media. Check out our HQ: digzinehq.tumblr.com/guidelines

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🗺️ What’s your favorite mineral? 🗺️
You can tell us on our Discord! Join our community via this invite link: discord.gg/xpmr25thv4
You can also check our other socials at our LinkTree: linktr.ee/digzine

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GRAPE AGATE (Indonesia): Maz
Its crystal habit and color lifts my spirit!

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PINK DIAMONDS (Argyl Diamond Mine, Perth, Australia): Gordon

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CONE-in-CONE CALCITE (Paleocene age, Southeast WY, USA): The Desert Collective
We collected this during our first field expedition! It still baffles us to this day 😵‍💫

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ARAGONITE (Mexico, USA): Ben
This was given to me from Harvard Mineralogical & Geological Museum as a graduation present :D

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We shall keep you updated as we progress through our process, and we hope to see your artwork join us! :)