The Adventure School for Ladies is an experimental graduate program that explores gender, cultural production, political engagement, and social divisions with the top ladylike scholars in the field of adventure studies. Our upcoming program will run from June 4 to June ...

In recent years, comics have grown into a legitimate—and big money—business. Yet some in the industry haven’t felt the impact of the popular success of the now ubiquitous form. More often than not, it’s the female-identified creators who aren’t being ...

Anne Elizabeth Moore’s initiative Independent Youth-Driven Cultural Production in Cambodia (IYDCPC) is an international institute based in Phnom Penh that encourages multidisciplinary creative responses to issues related to popular culture, with a particular focus on media, advertising, marketing, youth, gender, ...

Garment Work, recently on exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago and Artisterium at the State Silk Museum in Tbilisi Georgia, was originally conducted in residence at the Leipziger Baumwollspinnerei, formerly one of the largest and longest-running textile ...

Pressing Concern is a publishing endeavor that sits at the intersection of feminism, education, and the politics of globalism. The press was founded in 2007 by Anne Elizabeth Moore. To date, Pressing Concern has published four works: a collaborative downloadable ...

First created in 2004, How To Make This Very Zine is a single-page eight-fold set of instructions for making itself. It has since been translated into Arabic, Greek, German, Georgian, Khmer, Russian and Spanish. Download them all here.

This ongoing collaborative project based primarily in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, often takes the form of self-publishing or “zine” workshops with young women throughout the country. Over the last three years, a rotating group of young women in Phnom Penh—comprised of ...

From January to February 2009, the Unlympics were a series of competitive events that engaged Chicago residents in active dialogue about the 2016 Olympic bid. The Unlympics looked at highly organized, internationally recognized, massively marketed, thoroughly branded, and extremely expensive ...

Co-founded with Steve Lambert of the Anti-Advertising Agency, the Foundation For Freedom was a short-term project to raise money to give an advertising, PR, or marketing executive willing to quit their job for the one-time grant. Throughout the spring and summer, ...

Operation: Pocket Full of Wishes was originally a series of eight cards that mimicked the shopping aides found inside American Girl Place. Eventually, the project became national news—and lead to my getting banned from the store. Here are the cards ...