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Join us from February 28-29, 2004, as hundreds of independent journalists, activists and media-makers gather at the New School University for the first-ever New York City Grassroots Media Conference. <!--break--> Join us from February 28-29, 2004, as hundreds of independent journalists, activists and media-makers gather at the New School University for the first-ever New York City Grassroots Media Conference. The two days of workshops, plenaries and hands-on activities are intended to: * Promote awareness of grassroots media among the public * Strengthen and unify independent media * Create strong bonds between community groups and independent media * Establish a grassroots media network in advance of the 2004 Republican National Convention Scores of newspapers, magazines and zines, media collectives, video and filmmakers, web journalists and bloggers, artists, musicians, micro-broadcasters, and media rights organizations have already pledged their support and energy to organizing this conference. Preliminary estimates indicate more than 500 attendees for the event. To ensure your attendance at this historic conference, register now at www.nycgrassrootsmedia.org. Space is limited! There are literally thousands of grassroots media organizations based in New York City and throughout the country. Many are doing unique reporting on important issues that are ignored by the corporate media. With the intensifying war in Iraq, the continuing assault on the poor and middle class, and the upcoming presidential election, the need for truly independent media is greater than ever. Recent deregulation attempts by the Republican-controlled FCC reveal that the profit-driven media may soon be even less diverse and less community oriented. Only by creating media networks that are responsive to local communities can we counter the propaganda barrage that will accompany Bush's re-coronation next August in Manhattan. Independent media makers and activists feel that it is time to combine our individual efforts to better serve local communities and to build democratic media. By working together, we hope to help provide better coverage of the issues and events that affect all of our communities. The conference will feature panels presented by community organizers, youth media activists, labor reporters, media and arts organizations, authors, scholars, ethnic-based publications, independent music labels and world-renowned musicians. Speakers include author and activist Jeremy Glick, Rosa Clemente of WBAI and the ACLU, Hip Hop icon Hank Shocklee of Public Enemy, filmmaker Michael Eisenmenger, Tricia Wang of the National Association of Hip Hop and others. More than 60 panels have already been confirmed, organized into three tracks: * Policy and Advocacy * Do-it-yourself and Skill-sharing workshops * Youth media Panels include: The FCC Rulings & Media Policy: Professor Toby Miller, moderator Activist Media & The Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign: Peter Kinoy, Pamela Yates Culture-Jamming 101: Carrie McLaren (moderator, Stay Free! magazine), Jonah Peretti, Carrie Moyer, Sue Schaffner, The Yes Men The Origins of the Internet and The Emergence of 'Netizens': Ronda Hauben Independent Hip Hop: All DEF JUX Artists, Hank Shocklee and others Self-Determination and the Media: Mario Afrika, Rosa Clemente, Jeremy Glick, Kamel, Russel Shoatz and more Preaching Beyond the Choir - Progressive Journalism and its Audience: Judith Pasternak Media Literacy 101: Carlos Pareja White Privilege & Independent Media: Jamie Mclelland Public Access: Local and National Initiatives & Threats: Michael Eisenmenger Free Speech at the Republican National Convention: The Role of Independent Media: The Brooklyn Rail Video As An Activist Tool: Shormin Hossain Puppets & Resistance: Aresh Jovadi, Daniel Land Levitsky Youth Speak: NYC Media Makers Take on their Movement: Shawn Nublet, Obie, Nily Rozic, Dimali Slowe Know Your Rights in Protest Media: NYC People's Law Collective, Robert Montemarano Environmental Justice: UPROSE Youth Justice DIY Radio Journalism For Youth: Mission Driven Reporting and Minidisc Basics - Kat Aaron, Jackson Alers, Nell Geiser, Saki Hall, Leanne Stahnke Radio Lab: Sharing Frequencies: Sarah Lippek (moderator, free103point9), Professor Klystron, DJ AudioAstrology (PerfectRadio), Ryan Holsopple, and Angel Nevarez and Valerie Tevere (neuroTransmitter) DIY Distribution 101: Shira Goldring (MediaRights.org) Web Design for Artists: Kala Pierson (unfurl.org) The ABC’s of Media Production: Renata Gangemi, Kelly Dolak, and Ruben Gonzalez (Professors of Communications at Ramapo College of New Jersey) Graffiti on the Streets: ComieOne Cartooning for a New World: Tom Hart Zine-Making 101: Eleanor Whitney and Lauren Martin (NYC Arts-n-Crafts Skillshare) Shake Your Pom Poms in the Face of Oppression - A Pom-Pom Making and Radical Cheerleading Workshop: NYC Radical Cheerleaders To register go to www.nycgrassrootsmedia.org. Advanced registration is $20. We hope you will join us for this important event! Sincerely, NYC GRASSROOTS MEDIA CONFERENCE Organizing Groups: Paper Tiger Television, The Indypendent (the newspaper of New York City Indymedia), Bands Against Bush, NYU Oppositional Media Coalition, The Point, Rooftop Films, free103point9, Youth Free-Expression Network, La Lutta New Media Collective, Educational Video Center, Global Action Project. Media Sponsors: The Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers, Satya Magazine, Altar Magazine, Clamor Magazine, Stay Free!Magazine, YMDI.org, Block Magazine, NYU Inc., Manhattan Neighborhood Network, WBAI, WNYC. Patrons: New School University Media Studies Program The Nation The Independent Press Association Manhattan Neighborhood Network Benefactors: The Funding Exchange Democracy Now! The NYC Grassroots Media Conference is made possible by a generous grant from the North Star Fund.
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<p>Join us from February 28-29, 2004, as hundreds of independent<br /> journalists, activists and media-makers gather at the New School University for the first-ever New York City Grassroots Media Conference. </p> <!--break--><p>Join us from February 28-29, 2004, as hundreds of independent<br /> journalists,<br /> activists and media-makers gather at the New School University for the<br /> first-ever New York City Grassroots Media Conference. The two days of<br /> workshops, plenaries and hands-on activities are intended to:</p> <p>* Promote awareness of grassroots media among the public</p> <p>* Strengthen and unify independent media</p> <p>* Create strong bonds between community groups and independent media</p> <p>* Establish a grassroots media network in advance of the 2004<br /> Republican<br /> National Convention</p> <p>Scores of newspapers, magazines and zines, media collectives, video and<br /> filmmakers, web journalists and bloggers, artists, musicians,<br /> micro-broadcasters, and media rights organizations have already pledged<br /> their support and energy to organizing this conference. Preliminary<br /> estimates indicate more than 500 attendees for the event.</p> <p>To ensure your attendance at this historic conference, register now at<br /> <a href="http://www.nycgrassrootsmedia.org">www.nycgrassrootsmedia.org</a>. Space is limited!</p> <p>There are literally thousands of grassroots media organizations based<br /> in New<br /> York City and throughout the country. Many are doing unique reporting<br /> on<br /> important issues that are ignored by the corporate media.</p> <p>With the intensifying war in Iraq, the continuing assault on the poor<br /> and<br /> middle class, and the upcoming presidential election, the need for<br /> truly<br /> independent media is greater than ever. Recent deregulation attempts by<br /> the<br /> Republican-controlled FCC reveal that the profit-driven media may soon<br /> be<br /> even less diverse and less community oriented.</p> <p>Only by creating media networks that are responsive to local<br /> communities can<br /> we counter the propaganda barrage that will accompany Bush's<br /> re-coronation<br /> next August in Manhattan.</p> <p>Independent media makers and activists feel that it is time to combine<br /> our<br /> individual efforts to better serve local communities and to build<br /> democratic<br /> media. By working together, we hope to help provide better coverage of<br /> the<br /> issues and events that affect all of our communities.</p> <p>The conference will feature panels presented by community organizers,<br /> youth<br /> media activists, labor reporters, media and arts organizations,<br /> authors,<br /> scholars, ethnic-based publications, independent music labels and<br /> world-renowned musicians. Speakers include author and activist Jeremy<br /> Glick,<br /> Rosa Clemente of WBAI and the ACLU, Hip Hop icon Hank Shocklee of<br /> Public<br /> Enemy, filmmaker Michael Eisenmenger, Tricia Wang of the National<br /> Association of Hip Hop and others.</p> <p>More than 60 panels have already been confirmed, organized into three<br /> tracks:</p> <p>* Policy and Advocacy</p> <p>* Do-it-yourself and Skill-sharing workshops</p> <p>* Youth media</p> <p>Panels include: </p> <p>The FCC Rulings & Media Policy: Professor Toby Miller, moderator<br /> Activist Media & The Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign:<br /> Peter<br /> Kinoy, Pamela Yates<br /> Culture-Jamming 101: Carrie McLaren (moderator, Stay Free! magazine),<br /> Jonah<br /> Peretti, Carrie Moyer, Sue Schaffner, The Yes Men<br /> The Origins of the Internet and The Emergence of 'Netizens': Ronda<br /> Hauben<br /> Independent Hip Hop: All DEF JUX Artists, Hank Shocklee and others<br /> Self-Determination and the Media: Mario Afrika, Rosa Clemente, Jeremy<br /> Glick,<br /> Kamel, Russel Shoatz and more<br /> Preaching Beyond the Choir - Progressive Journalism and its Audience:<br /> Judith<br /> Pasternak<br /> Media Literacy 101: Carlos Pareja<br /> White Privilege & Independent Media: Jamie Mclelland<br /> Public Access: Local and National Initiatives & Threats: Michael<br /> Eisenmenger<br /> Free Speech at the Republican National Convention: The Role of<br /> Independent<br /> Media: The Brooklyn Rail</p> <p>Video As An Activist Tool: Shormin Hossain<br /> Puppets & Resistance: Aresh Jovadi, Daniel Land Levitsky<br /> Youth Speak: NYC Media Makers Take on their Movement: Shawn Nublet,<br /> Obie,<br /> Nily Rozic, Dimali Slowe<br /> Know Your Rights in Protest Media: NYC People's Law Collective, Robert<br /> Montemarano<br /> Environmental Justice: UPROSE Youth Justice<br /> DIY Radio Journalism For Youth: Mission Driven Reporting and Minidisc<br /> Basics<br /> - Kat Aaron, Jackson Alers, Nell Geiser, Saki Hall, Leanne Stahnke</p> <p>Radio Lab: Sharing Frequencies: Sarah Lippek (moderator,<br /> free103point9),<br /> Professor Klystron, DJ AudioAstrology (PerfectRadio), Ryan Holsopple,<br /> and<br /> Angel Nevarez and Valerie Tevere (neuroTransmitter)<br /> DIY Distribution 101: Shira Goldring (MediaRights.org)<br /> Web Design for Artists: Kala Pierson (unfurl.org)<br /> The ABC’s of Media Production: Renata Gangemi, Kelly Dolak, and Ruben<br /> Gonzalez (Professors of Communications at Ramapo College of New Jersey)<br /> Graffiti on the Streets: ComieOne<br /> Cartooning for a New World: Tom Hart<br /> Zine-Making 101: Eleanor Whitney and Lauren Martin (NYC Arts-n-Crafts<br /> Skillshare)<br /> Shake Your Pom Poms in the Face of Oppression - A Pom-Pom Making and<br /> Radical<br /> Cheerleading Workshop: NYC Radical Cheerleaders</p> <p>To register go to <a href="http://www.nycgrassrootsmedia.org">www.nycgrassrootsmedia.org</a>. Advanced registration is<br /> $20.</p> <p>We hope you will join us for this important event!</p> <p>Sincerely,</p> <p>NYC GRASSROOTS MEDIA CONFERENCE</p> <p>Organizing Groups: Paper Tiger Television, The Indypendent (the<br /> newspaper of<br /> New York City Indymedia), Bands Against Bush, NYU Oppositional Media<br /> Coalition, The Point, Rooftop Films, free103point9, Youth<br /> Free-Expression<br /> Network, La Lutta New Media Collective, Educational Video Center,<br /> Global<br /> Action Project.</p> <p>Media Sponsors: The Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers,<br /> Satya<br /> Magazine, Altar Magazine, Clamor Magazine, Stay Free!Magazine,<br /> YMDI.org,<br /> Block Magazine, NYU Inc., Manhattan Neighborhood Network, WBAI, WNYC.</p> <p>Patrons: </p> <p>New School University Media Studies Program</p> <p>The Nation</p> <p>The Independent Press Association</p> <p>Manhattan Neighborhood Network</p> <p>Benefactors:</p> <p>The Funding Exchange</p> <p>Democracy Now!</p> <p>The NYC Grassroots Media Conference is made possible by a generous<br /> grant<br /> from the North Star Fund.</p>
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Join us from February 28-29, 2004, as hundreds of independent journalists, activists and media-makers gather at the New School University for the first-ever New York City Grassroots Media Conference. <!--break--> Join us from February 28-29, 2004, as hundreds of independent journalists, activists and media-makers gather at the New School University for the first-ever New York City Grassroots Media Conference. The two days of workshops, plenaries and hands-on activities are intended to: * Promote awareness of grassroots media among the public * Strengthen and unify independent media * Create strong bonds between community groups and independent media * Establish a grassroots media network in advance of the 2004 Republican National Convention Scores of newspapers, magazines and zines, media collectives, video and filmmakers, web journalists and bloggers, artists, musicians, micro-broadcasters, and media rights organizations have already pledged their support and energy to organizing this conference. Preliminary estimates indicate more than 500 attendees for the event. To ensure your attendance at this historic conference, register now at www.nycgrassrootsmedia.org. Space is limited! There are literally thousands of grassroots media organizations based in New York City and throughout the country. Many are doing unique reporting on important issues that are ignored by the corporate media. With the intensifying war in Iraq, the continuing assault on the poor and middle class, and the upcoming presidential election, the need for truly independent media is greater than ever. Recent deregulation attempts by the Republican-controlled FCC reveal that the profit-driven media may soon be even less diverse and less community oriented. Only by creating media networks that are responsive to local communities can we counter the propaganda barrage that will accompany Bush's re-coronation next August in Manhattan. Independent media makers and activists feel that it is time to combine our individual efforts to better serve local communities and to build democratic media. By working together, we hope to help provide better coverage of the issues and events that affect all of our communities. The conference will feature panels presented by community organizers, youth media activists, labor reporters, media and arts organizations, authors, scholars, ethnic-based publications, independent music labels and world-renowned musicians. Speakers include author and activist Jeremy Glick, Rosa Clemente of WBAI and the ACLU, Hip Hop icon Hank Shocklee of Public Enemy, filmmaker Michael Eisenmenger, Tricia Wang of the National Association of Hip Hop and others. More than 60 panels have already been confirmed, organized into three tracks: * Policy and Advocacy * Do-it-yourself and Skill-sharing workshops * Youth media Panels include: The FCC Rulings & Media Policy: Professor Toby Miller, moderator Activist Media & The Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign: Peter Kinoy, Pamela Yates Culture-Jamming 101: Carrie McLaren (moderator, Stay Free! magazine), Jonah Peretti, Carrie Moyer, Sue Schaffner, The Yes Men The Origins of the Internet and The Emergence of 'Netizens': Ronda Hauben Independent Hip Hop: All DEF JUX Artists, Hank Shocklee and others Self-Determination and the Media: Mario Afrika, Rosa Clemente, Jeremy Glick, Kamel, Russel Shoatz and more Preaching Beyond the Choir - Progressive Journalism and its Audience: Judith Pasternak Media Literacy 101: Carlos Pareja White Privilege & Independent Media: Jamie Mclelland Public Access: Local and National Initiatives & Threats: Michael Eisenmenger Free Speech at the Republican National Convention: The Role of Independent Media: The Brooklyn Rail Video As An Activist Tool: Shormin Hossain Puppets & Resistance: Aresh Jovadi, Daniel Land Levitsky Youth Speak: NYC Media Makers Take on their Movement: Shawn Nublet, Obie, Nily Rozic, Dimali Slowe Know Your Rights in Protest Media: NYC People's Law Collective, Robert Montemarano Environmental Justice: UPROSE Youth Justice DIY Radio Journalism For Youth: Mission Driven Reporting and Minidisc Basics - Kat Aaron, Jackson Alers, Nell Geiser, Saki Hall, Leanne Stahnke Radio Lab: Sharing Frequencies: Sarah Lippek (moderator, free103point9), Professor Klystron, DJ AudioAstrology (PerfectRadio), Ryan Holsopple, and Angel Nevarez and Valerie Tevere (neuroTransmitter) DIY Distribution 101: Shira Goldring (MediaRights.org) Web Design for Artists: Kala Pierson (unfurl.org) The ABC’s of Media Production: Renata Gangemi, Kelly Dolak, and Ruben Gonzalez (Professors of Communications at Ramapo College of New Jersey) Graffiti on the Streets: ComieOne Cartooning for a New World: Tom Hart Zine-Making 101: Eleanor Whitney and Lauren Martin (NYC Arts-n-Crafts Skillshare) Shake Your Pom Poms in the Face of Oppression - A Pom-Pom Making and Radical Cheerleading Workshop: NYC Radical Cheerleaders To register go to www.nycgrassrootsmedia.org. 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The two days of<br /> workshops, plenaries and hands-on activities are intended to:</p> <p>* Promote awareness of grassroots media among the public</p> <p>* Strengthen and unify independent media</p> <p>* Create strong bonds between community groups and independent media</p> <p>* Establish a grassroots media network in advance of the 2004<br /> Republican<br /> National Convention</p> <p>Scores of newspapers, magazines and zines, media collectives, video and<br /> filmmakers, web journalists and bloggers, artists, musicians,<br /> micro-broadcasters, and media rights organizations have already pledged<br /> their support and energy to organizing this conference. Preliminary<br /> estimates indicate more than 500 attendees for the event.</p> <p>To ensure your attendance at this historic conference, register now at<br /> <a href="http://www.nycgrassrootsmedia.org">www.nycgrassrootsmedia.org</a>. Space is limited!</p> <p>There are literally thousands of grassroots media organizations based<br /> in New<br /> York City and throughout the country. Many are doing unique reporting<br /> on<br /> important issues that are ignored by the corporate media.</p> <p>With the intensifying war in Iraq, the continuing assault on the poor<br /> and<br /> middle class, and the upcoming presidential election, the need for<br /> truly<br /> independent media is greater than ever. Recent deregulation attempts by<br /> the<br /> Republican-controlled FCC reveal that the profit-driven media may soon<br /> be<br /> even less diverse and less community oriented.</p> <p>Only by creating media networks that are responsive to local<br /> communities can<br /> we counter the propaganda barrage that will accompany Bush's<br /> re-coronation<br /> next August in Manhattan.</p> <p>Independent media makers and activists feel that it is time to combine<br /> our<br /> individual efforts to better serve local communities and to build<br /> democratic<br /> media. By working together, we hope to help provide better coverage of<br /> the<br /> issues and events that affect all of our communities.</p> <p>The conference will feature panels presented by community organizers,<br /> youth<br /> media activists, labor reporters, media and arts organizations,<br /> authors,<br /> scholars, ethnic-based publications, independent music labels and<br /> world-renowned musicians. Speakers include author and activist Jeremy<br /> Glick,<br /> Rosa Clemente of WBAI and the ACLU, Hip Hop icon Hank Shocklee of<br /> Public<br /> Enemy, filmmaker Michael Eisenmenger, Tricia Wang of the National<br /> Association of Hip Hop and others.</p> <p>More than 60 panels have already been confirmed, organized into three<br /> tracks:</p> <p>* Policy and Advocacy</p> <p>* Do-it-yourself and Skill-sharing workshops</p> <p>* Youth media</p> <p>Panels include: </p> <p>The FCC Rulings & Media Policy: Professor Toby Miller, moderator<br /> Activist Media & The Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign:<br /> Peter<br /> Kinoy, Pamela Yates<br /> Culture-Jamming 101: Carrie McLaren (moderator, Stay Free! magazine),<br /> Jonah<br /> Peretti, Carrie Moyer, Sue Schaffner, The Yes Men<br /> The Origins of the Internet and The Emergence of 'Netizens': Ronda<br /> Hauben<br /> Independent Hip Hop: All DEF JUX Artists, Hank Shocklee and others<br /> Self-Determination and the Media: Mario Afrika, Rosa Clemente, Jeremy<br /> Glick,<br /> Kamel, Russel Shoatz and more<br /> Preaching Beyond the Choir - Progressive Journalism and its Audience:<br /> Judith<br /> Pasternak<br /> Media Literacy 101: Carlos Pareja<br /> White Privilege & Independent Media: Jamie Mclelland<br /> Public Access: Local and National Initiatives & Threats: Michael<br /> Eisenmenger<br /> Free Speech at the Republican National Convention: The Role of<br /> Independent<br /> Media: The Brooklyn Rail</p> <p>Video As An Activist Tool: Shormin Hossain<br /> Puppets & Resistance: Aresh Jovadi, Daniel Land Levitsky<br /> Youth Speak: NYC Media Makers Take on their Movement: Shawn Nublet,<br /> Obie,<br /> Nily Rozic, Dimali Slowe<br /> Know Your Rights in Protest Media: NYC People's Law Collective, Robert<br /> Montemarano<br /> Environmental Justice: UPROSE Youth Justice<br /> DIY Radio Journalism For Youth: Mission Driven Reporting and Minidisc<br /> Basics<br /> - Kat Aaron, Jackson Alers, Nell Geiser, Saki Hall, Leanne Stahnke</p> <p>Radio Lab: Sharing Frequencies: Sarah Lippek (moderator,<br /> free103point9),<br /> Professor Klystron, DJ AudioAstrology (PerfectRadio), Ryan Holsopple,<br /> and<br /> Angel Nevarez and Valerie Tevere (neuroTransmitter)<br /> DIY Distribution 101: Shira Goldring (MediaRights.org)<br /> Web Design for Artists: Kala Pierson (unfurl.org)<br /> The ABC’s of Media Production: Renata Gangemi, Kelly Dolak, and Ruben<br /> Gonzalez (Professors of Communications at Ramapo College of New Jersey)<br /> Graffiti on the Streets: ComieOne<br /> Cartooning for a New World: Tom Hart<br /> Zine-Making 101: Eleanor Whitney and Lauren Martin (NYC Arts-n-Crafts<br /> Skillshare)<br /> Shake Your Pom Poms in the Face of Oppression - A Pom-Pom Making and<br /> Radical<br /> Cheerleading Workshop: NYC Radical Cheerleaders</p> <p>To register go to <a href="http://www.nycgrassrootsmedia.org">www.nycgrassrootsmedia.org</a>. Advanced registration is<br /> $20.</p> <p>We hope you will join us for this important event!</p> <p>Sincerely,</p> <p>NYC GRASSROOTS MEDIA CONFERENCE</p> <p>Organizing Groups: Paper Tiger Television, The Indypendent (the<br /> newspaper of<br /> New York City Indymedia), Bands Against Bush, NYU Oppositional Media<br /> Coalition, The Point, Rooftop Films, free103point9, Youth<br /> Free-Expression<br /> Network, La Lutta New Media Collective, Educational Video Center,<br /> Global<br /> Action Project.</p> <p>Media Sponsors: The Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers,<br /> Satya<br /> Magazine, Altar Magazine, Clamor Magazine, Stay Free!Magazine,<br /> YMDI.org,<br /> Block Magazine, NYU Inc., Manhattan Neighborhood Network, WBAI, WNYC.</p> <p>Patrons: </p> <p>New School University Media Studies Program</p> <p>The Nation</p> <p>The Independent Press Association</p> <p>Manhattan Neighborhood Network</p> <p>Benefactors:</p> <p>The Funding Exchange</p> <p>Democracy Now!</p> <p>The NYC Grassroots Media Conference is made possible by a generous<br /> grant<br /> from the North Star Fund.</p>
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<p>Join us from February 28-29, 2004, as hundreds of independent<br /> journalists, activists and media-makers gather at the New School University for the first-ever New York City Grassroots Media Conference. </p> <!--break--><p>Join us from February 28-29, 2004, as hundreds of independent<br /> journalists,<br /> activists and media-makers gather at the New School University for the<br /> first-ever New York City Grassroots Media Conference. The two days of<br /> workshops, plenaries and hands-on activities are intended to:</p> <p>* Promote awareness of grassroots media among the public</p> <p>* Strengthen and unify independent media</p> <p>* Create strong bonds between community groups and independent media</p> <p>* Establish a grassroots media network in advance of the 2004<br /> Republican<br /> National Convention</p> <p>Scores of newspapers, magazines and zines, media collectives, video and<br /> filmmakers, web journalists and bloggers, artists, musicians,<br /> micro-broadcasters, and media rights organizations have already pledged<br /> their support and energy to organizing this conference. Preliminary<br /> estimates indicate more than 500 attendees for the event.</p> <p>To ensure your attendance at this historic conference, register now at<br /> <a href="http://www.nycgrassrootsmedia.org">www.nycgrassrootsmedia.org</a>. Space is limited!</p> <p>There are literally thousands of grassroots media organizations based<br /> in New<br /> York City and throughout the country. Many are doing unique reporting<br /> on<br /> important issues that are ignored by the corporate media.</p> <p>With the intensifying war in Iraq, the continuing assault on the poor<br /> and<br /> middle class, and the upcoming presidential election, the need for<br /> truly<br /> independent media is greater than ever. Recent deregulation attempts by<br /> the<br /> Republican-controlled FCC reveal that the profit-driven media may soon<br /> be<br /> even less diverse and less community oriented.</p> <p>Only by creating media networks that are responsive to local<br /> communities can<br /> we counter the propaganda barrage that will accompany Bush's<br /> re-coronation<br /> next August in Manhattan.</p> <p>Independent media makers and activists feel that it is time to combine<br /> our<br /> individual efforts to better serve local communities and to build<br /> democratic<br /> media. By working together, we hope to help provide better coverage of<br /> the<br /> issues and events that affect all of our communities.</p> <p>The conference will feature panels presented by community organizers,<br /> youth<br /> media activists, labor reporters, media and arts organizations,<br /> authors,<br /> scholars, ethnic-based publications, independent music labels and<br /> world-renowned musicians. Speakers include author and activist Jeremy<br /> Glick,<br /> Rosa Clemente of WBAI and the ACLU, Hip Hop icon Hank Shocklee of<br /> Public<br /> Enemy, filmmaker Michael Eisenmenger, Tricia Wang of the National<br /> Association of Hip Hop and others.</p> <p>More than 60 panels have already been confirmed, organized into three<br /> tracks:</p> <p>* Policy and Advocacy</p> <p>* Do-it-yourself and Skill-sharing workshops</p> <p>* Youth media</p> <p>Panels include: </p> <p>The FCC Rulings & Media Policy: Professor Toby Miller, moderator<br /> Activist Media & The Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign:<br /> Peter<br /> Kinoy, Pamela Yates<br /> Culture-Jamming 101: Carrie McLaren (moderator, Stay Free! magazine),<br /> Jonah<br /> Peretti, Carrie Moyer, Sue Schaffner, The Yes Men<br /> The Origins of the Internet and The Emergence of 'Netizens': Ronda<br /> Hauben<br /> Independent Hip Hop: All DEF JUX Artists, Hank Shocklee and others<br /> Self-Determination and the Media: Mario Afrika, Rosa Clemente, Jeremy<br /> Glick,<br /> Kamel, Russel Shoatz and more<br /> Preaching Beyond the Choir - Progressive Journalism and its Audience:<br /> Judith<br /> Pasternak<br /> Media Literacy 101: Carlos Pareja<br /> White Privilege & Independent Media: Jamie Mclelland<br /> Public Access: Local and National Initiatives & Threats: Michael<br /> Eisenmenger<br /> Free Speech at the Republican National Convention: The Role of<br /> Independent<br /> Media: The Brooklyn Rail</p> <p>Video As An Activist Tool: Shormin Hossain<br /> Puppets & Resistance: Aresh Jovadi, Daniel Land Levitsky<br /> Youth Speak: NYC Media Makers Take on their Movement: Shawn Nublet,<br /> Obie,<br /> Nily Rozic, Dimali Slowe<br /> Know Your Rights in Protest Media: NYC People's Law Collective, Robert<br /> Montemarano<br /> Environmental Justice: UPROSE Youth Justice<br /> DIY Radio Journalism For Youth: Mission Driven Reporting and Minidisc<br /> Basics<br /> - Kat Aaron, Jackson Alers, Nell Geiser, Saki Hall, Leanne Stahnke</p> <p>Radio Lab: Sharing Frequencies: Sarah Lippek (moderator,<br /> free103point9),<br /> Professor Klystron, DJ AudioAstrology (PerfectRadio), Ryan Holsopple,<br /> and<br /> Angel Nevarez and Valerie Tevere (neuroTransmitter)<br /> DIY Distribution 101: Shira Goldring (MediaRights.org)<br /> Web Design for Artists: Kala Pierson (unfurl.org)<br /> The ABC’s of Media Production: Renata Gangemi, Kelly Dolak, and Ruben<br /> Gonzalez (Professors of Communications at Ramapo College of New Jersey)<br /> Graffiti on the Streets: ComieOne<br /> Cartooning for a New World: Tom Hart<br /> Zine-Making 101: Eleanor Whitney and Lauren Martin (NYC Arts-n-Crafts<br /> Skillshare)<br /> Shake Your Pom Poms in the Face of Oppression - A Pom-Pom Making and<br /> Radical<br /> Cheerleading Workshop: NYC Radical Cheerleaders</p> <p>To register go to <a href="http://www.nycgrassrootsmedia.org">www.nycgrassrootsmedia.org</a>. Advanced registration is<br /> $20.</p> <p>We hope you will join us for this important event!</p> <p>Sincerely,</p> <p>NYC GRASSROOTS MEDIA CONFERENCE</p> <p>Organizing Groups: Paper Tiger Television, The Indypendent (the<br /> newspaper of<br /> New York City Indymedia), Bands Against Bush, NYU Oppositional Media<br /> Coalition, The Point, Rooftop Films, free103point9, Youth<br /> Free-Expression<br /> Network, La Lutta New Media Collective, Educational Video Center,<br /> Global<br /> Action Project.</p> <p>Media Sponsors: The Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers,<br /> Satya<br /> Magazine, Altar Magazine, Clamor Magazine, Stay Free!Magazine,<br /> YMDI.org,<br /> Block Magazine, NYU Inc., Manhattan Neighborhood Network, WBAI, WNYC.</p> <p>Patrons: </p> <p>New School University Media Studies Program</p> <p>The Nation</p> <p>The Independent Press Association</p> <p>Manhattan Neighborhood Network</p> <p>Benefactors:</p> <p>The Funding Exchange</p> <p>Democracy Now!</p> <p>The NYC Grassroots Media Conference is made possible by a generous<br /> grant<br /> from the North Star Fund.</p>
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