Posted by
Feminist Frequency
A 20-minute video identifying the use of damsel in distress imagery in video games. Great for schools or the young girl in your life.
When the media does us wrong and community accountability
Posted by
Feminist Frequency
A 20-minute video identifying the use of damsel in distress imagery in video games. Great for schools or the young girl in your life.
By Ryan Kim, San Francisco Chronicle
Local broadcasters who made the switch to digital television at midnight Tuesday reported fewer than expected complaint calls Wednesday, easing fears that the early transition from analog signals would cause widespread disruptions. Continue reading Digital switch goes smoothly for local stations
This film was created by Evangelina Lara as a part of the 2008 Raising Our Voices Training Program coordinated by Media Alliance and sited at the East Side Arts Alliance in Oakland. Continue reading Raising Our Voices – East Bay Asian Youth Center (EBAYC)
The Oscar Grant Memorial Arts Project was co-sponsored by Media Alliance and Race Poverty & The Environment
Pictures from the last training session which ran from 10/15/08 to 12/20/08.
Participants will build their skills base in a variety of media technology – from computer and online basics to podcasting video and audio on the Internet. Participants will also gain media messaging and analysis skills to help shape public opinion about themselves and their communities. Women of color, young people, new residents and individuals with little to no technology or computer experience are encouraged to apply. Continue reading Raising Our Voices Rises Again!
Pew study highlights that some of the traditional income barriers that impact levels of political activity, including writing to politicians about issues of interest, citizen lobbying and appearing at public comment sessions, manifest less in online political activity which show less dropoff as income declines than offline activities do.
Lisa Gray-Garcia aka Tiny, poet, poverty scholar, revolutionary journalist and lecturer is the founder and executive director of POOR Magazine/ PoorNewsNetwork (PNN), the author of Criminal of Poverty: Growing Up Homeless in America. Printed courtesy of the author and PNN (Poor News Network).
The walls of the conference hall auditorium were white and tall and engulfed the humans who sat in rapt attendance. I sat quietly, in panel after panel, afraid to move or make too much noise as tech-embedded words like, White space, Bit Torrent, Net Neutrality and Blogosphere floated past my ears. They bounced off the walls and knocked up against my head like thick steel rods, knocking my fingers off their tenuous hold onto the edges of the digital ravine, which seemed to grow sharper and taller with each obtuse reference to a technology I had never had the time, privilege or the access to learn in all of my 38 years of poverty and homelessness. Continue reading The Low-Access People: Tiny Grey-Garcia’s Notes on the NCMR