Building an educational/informational/inspirational online archive of alternative/independent/non-profit sources for the audience for our presentation on Monday--suggestions/comment are appreciated. Of course this list will reflect our perspectives and interests.
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Adbusters: The Journal of the Mental Environment
Advocacy 2.0 Guide: Tools for Digital Advocacy
AK Press
American Dissidents (Bill Moyers Journal)
Anti-Capital Projects
Appalshop
Bill Moyers Journal (PBS)
Blog for a Cause!: The Global Voices Guide of Blog Advocacy
Brave New Films
Brian Martin
Class Warfare
Common Dreams
Continental Drift
CounterPunch
Creative Commons
Crimethinc.: Ex-Workers Collective
Dialogic
Democracy Now
Documentary is Never Neutral
Doug Henwood (Left Business Observer)
Electronic Frontier Foundation: Defending Freedom in the Digital World
FAIR: Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting
The Fourth World War (USA: Rick Rowley, 2003)
Framing Reality: Language, Rhetoric, Images, Concepts
Framing Science
Free Documentaries
Frontline (PBS: Documentary Archive 1983 - 2009)
Future of Music Coalition: Education, Research, and Advocacy for Musicians
Glenn Greenwald
Global Activism (Worldview)
Global Voices Advocacy
Global Voices Online
History Is a Weapon
Howard Zinn
The Hub: See it. Film it. Change it.
Human Rights Watch
Indy Media
Infoshop: Unthinking Respect for Authority Is the Greatest Enemy of Truth
The Institute for Anarchist Studies: Promoting Critical Scholarship, Exploring Social Domination and Reconstructive Visions of a Free Society
Interactivist Info Exchange
Inter Press Service (IPS)
Kentuckians for the Commonwealth (KFTC)
Kritik: Theory, Culture, Politics (University of Illinois)
Left Business Observer
Libcom
Media Education Foundation: Documentary Films/Challenging Media
Media Matters with Bob McChesney
Monthly Review Press
Naomi Klein
New Left Review
Noam Chomsky
No Logo: Brands, Globalization and Resistance (USA: Sut Jhally, 2003: based on Naomi Klein's book)
North of Center (Downtown Lexington's Independent Newspaper: articles posted online)
On the Media (WNYC)
Open Culture
Pittsburgh Indy Media: G20 Reports
The Politics of Culture (KCRW)
PR Watch (Center for Media and Democracy)
Rising Voices: Helping the Global Population Join the Global Conversation
Scarlateen: Sex Ed For the Real World
Seeing Red Radio
Socialist Worker
SourceWatch: Your Guide to the Names Behind the News (Center for Media and Democracy)
This Is What Democracy Looks Like (USA: Jill Friedberg and Rick Rowley, 2000)
TruthDig: Drilling Beneath the Headlines
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (The United Nations)
Witness: Using Video and Online Technologies to Open the Eyes of the World to Human Rights Violations
The Wobblies (Stewart Bird and Deborah Shaffer, 1979)
Worldview (WBEZ)
Zinn, Howard. A People's History of the United States.
1 comment:
Possibly
http://www.boingboing.net/2009/10/16/digital-open-winner-1.html
Living Diorama to make events more real
Or maybe other links that people have posted in delicious under activism:
http://delicious.com/search?p=activism
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