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Creditspage

AUTOETHNOGRAPHY:Aqira, Alice, Macy, Abby, Lulu

REVIEWRESEARCH: Aqira, Alice, Macy, Abby, Lulu, Akuol

ADVICE1:Alice

ADVICE2: Macy

DATAANALYSIS: Alice (Autoethnography), Akoul (Survey Data), Abby (Limitations)

CONCLUSION: Aqira

ZINEDESIGN(p0-7,14-16): Aqira

ZINEDESIGN(p8-13):Abby