Beyond A.D. – Josh Neufeld Comix and Stories $10.00

Congrats to our faculty member @joshneufeld.bsky.social, who self-published a zine related to his book, A.D.: After the Deluge, called Beyond A.D.: 20 Years After the Deluge, gathering material related to the book and its characters in the years after Hurricane Katrina.

SPX 2025 +AI Joe & VxD t-shirt!

I'll be at SPX this weekend with @joshneufeld.bsky.social who is debuting his new effort, BEYOND A.D. Also, check out my new creation, AI JOE + more!

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New: my SEEING THINGS zine: Seeing faces in the strangest places #pareidolia #pareidoliaart www.joshcomix.com/seeing-thing...

Announcing the Shortlists for the 2025 GMIC Awards | Graphic Medicine The Graphic Medicine International Collective (GMIC) is thrilled to announce the works shortlisted for the 2025 GMIC Awards. These awards honor outstanding health-related comic projects in three categ...

My recent piece "Closing the Gap" (co-published by @journoresource.bsky.social & @chicago.suntimes.com) shortlisted for Graphic Medicine Award www.graphicmedicine.org/announcing-t... (Gratified to note that's three nominations in three years #humblebrag)

CSotD: And some, I assume, are good people I like First Dog’s observation “It is so bad they are even doing ICE things to white people.” After all, Trump began his war on foreign folks by attempting to ban all Muslims from entering the country...

The Daily Cartoonist's "Comic Strip of the Day" on the coming border-related coming Constitutional crisis. Bracing to see the strong editorial cartoon work still being done in our country (plus an older piece of mine on ethnic profiling gets a shout-out): www.dailycartoonist.com/index.php/20...

A church-hospital collaboration to reduce hypertension in Chicago This nonfiction comic explores an intervention aimed at reducing hypertension among the congregants of several churches in West Chicago.

Congrats to our faculty member @joshneufeld.bsky.social, whose graphic medicine comic "Closing the Gap" appears in The Journalist's Resource and the Chicago Sun-Times! Check it out here:

Closing The Gap - Drawing The Times Josh Neufeld explores a study of an intervention aimed at reducing blood pressure among local church parishioners with uncontrolled hypertension. This story was first published on The Journalist Resou...

For those of you who missed my new piece, "Closing the Gap," when it debuted some weeks back, it's been republished on the wonderful Dutch graphic journalism website @drawingthetimes.bsky.social: drawingthetimes.com/story/closin...

Researchers rush to preserve federal health databases before they disappear from government websites Journalists have long relied on federal health data for their reporting. We include several tips that they can use to help researchers preserve the data.

Journalists have long relied on federal health data for their reporting, but several government websites have been taken down in the past week. We include several tips that they can use to help researchers preserve the data.

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Chew's Views Jan. 28 2025 - Chew's Views with Richard Chew On today's show: – Josh Neufeld, cartoonist and comics journalist, program director and editor-in-chief of The Journalist's Resource – Emma Fisher, chief operating officer at Climate Cabinet Catch "C...

I was on WCPT 820 AM Chicago yesterday, along with The Journalist's Resource Program Director Carmen Nobel, to discuss the comics I've done for JR, including the most recent piece, "Closing the Gap."

Here's our segment from "Chews Views" with Richard Chew omny.fm/shows/chewsv...

Inside the Running Mind What I learned about the neurological, psychological, and spiritual dimensions of jogging

Phoebe wrote a wonderful piece on Medium about the relationship of running to mental, neurological, and spiritual health. #proudpapa medium.com/@phoebe.neuf...

I just saw a screening of a truly unusual, truly wonderful film: GRAND THEFT HAMLET. Highest compliments. See it if you can (Full disclosure: I have never played GTA) www.undiscoveredcountryfilm.com

Comic: West Side churches are fighting high blood pressure, saving Black lives This is a real life story involving Rush University Medical Center and the Alive Faith Network, a coalition of West Side churches, that Josh Neufeld, a comics journalist, tells in the form of a comic ...

Hey Friends! I’ve been working for the last couple of months on a new comics journalism/graphic medicine piece — and now it’s out. Co-published by the @chicago.suntimes.com and @journoresource.bsky.social, it's called “Closing the Gap": chicago.suntimes.com/health/2025/...

A church-hospital collaboration to reduce hypertension in Chicago This nonfiction comic explores an intervention aimed at reducing hypertension among the congregants of several churches in West Chicago.

Check out our latest comics journalism piece, which explores a study of an intervention aimed at reducing blood pressure among local church parishioners with uncontrolled hypertension.

journalistsresource.org/home/closing...

I s'pose that's true... Anyway, I LOVE that you hand-lettered and illustrated it -- what could be more non-AI? Shared it with my wife Sari, who's been reading Orwell recently. She loved the mini too -- but thinks AI will soon write with intelligence and purpose b/c of neural networks.

Thanks so much for giving this to me at the Nonfiction Comics Festival! REALLY enjoyed it, especially the way you methodically built the argument -- 8 pp. before you even mentioned ChatGPT! (I almost feel you should have NOT mentioned the AI in the title and let the reader discover for themselves.)