The Reimagining KAVHA zines are a form of public history and community archiving, enabling people to tell their stories on their own terms. We approached the zines as a way to facilitate the sharing of memories, experiences, feelings and local knowledge. This aim was not to create a definitive history of the subject at hand, but rather provide a space where multiple voices can appear together. As such, the zines are forms of heritage activism which emphasise the democratisation of history-making.

The project published a total of 8 zines, all of which can be viewed and downloaded from this website:

1. See You at the Paradise / Ketch Yorlye Daun Paradise (2021)
2. Mais Daun’taun, Volume 1 (2021)
3. Mais Daun’taun, Volume 2 (2022)
4. Mais Daun’taun, Volume 3 (2022)
5. Mais Daun’taun, Volume 4 (2023)
6. Defi ala daefi?: Mapping routes in Kingston (2023)
7. Wathing yu bin duu?: Mapping customary practices in Kingston (2023)
8. Watawieh yu fiilen?: Mapping emotions in Kingston (2023)