Press & Events

Here’s where Buah zine has been featured so far:

VICE Indonesia [English]: ‘Buah’ Is a Zine Dedicated to Connecting the Indonesian Diaspora
VICE Indonesia [Bahasa Indonesia]: Upaya Zine ‘Buah’ Menyatukan Diaspora Indonesia
The Kojo Nnamdi Show [English]: D.C. D.I.Y.: Underground And Do-It-Yourself Culture In The Washington Region
Nice To Meet You podcast [English]: Episode 066
SHEER Magazine [English]: Writers to Know: Teta Alim of Buah Zine
UCLA Center for Southeast Asian Studies [English]: Zine-making for storytelling and coalition-building within Indonesian communities
Named one of AAJA’s “10 Must-Follow AAPI Newsletters, Zines, and Collectives” in 2020 [English]
Asian Books Blog [English]: Portals to new Asian poetry in 2021 [English]
Listicles: Study Breaks [English] and Character Media [English]
Buah zine is also listed on Liminal’s Resources page! Just scroll down to the “Literary Journals” section! [English]

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🌿⚡️In honor of #AAPIHM, we were so happy to be able to sit down with Teta, AU alum and founder of @buahzine, to chat about the complexities of what homelands & heritage means to them. . ✨”My heritage has been tied to people, to community… what has helped me come to terms with my position is accepting that my heritage isn’t static, that I will always be learning and always have questions, but that is absolutely not a weakness or a bad place to be in.” ✨ . These concepts are large & carry different weights and meanings for each of us, so we are so grateful to Teta for sharing their personal experiences and thoughts with us. Swipe through to read all their brilliantly beautiful insights! . A big thank you to @apidvrp and their Art as a Voice event for connecting us to Teta and to @buahzine! Make sure to check out Teta’s amazing work at @buahzine 💛. . #aapihm2020

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