Print. Fold. Share. Download WIRED's How to Win a Fight Zine Here

Jun 20, 2025 6:00 AM Never made a zine? Haven't made one since 1999? We made one, and so can you. Photo-illustration: WIRED Staff; Shirley Chong
This week, WIRED has been helping readers (that's you!) learn how to win a fight, from understanding the tactics of the Tesla Takedown movement to knowing how to out-troll a troll. We also put together a zine that collects some of the most helpful tidbits in a handy format you can print, fold, and share with friends and family.
The zine, which you can download below, condenses crucial advice from multiple articles in a single sheet of printer paper. The adapted articles include tips from WIRED writers on how to protest safely as well as advice for protecting yourself from government surveillance and during phone searches at the US border.
The folding process may seem daunting at first, but we promise it's not as hard as it looks. A scannable QR code in the zine links back to our complete package, which is stocked with important reads, like articles about the tech-fueled resistance to the Trump administration and the future of transgender health care.
This zine was born out of a desire to create something helpful and tangible for readers during these tumultuous times. Thank you to Shirley Chong and Alex Kent for contributing your wonderful illustrations and photography. And thanks to you, our audience. This zine, all the reporting in these stories, and our daily investigations would not be possible without the support of WIRED subscribers.

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