Wednesday, August 20, 2008
New Episode Saturday, August 23 - screening Sunday
Check back on Saturday, August 23, for our newest episode of Independent Voices.
UE 150 Health & Human Services Workers from Dorothea Dix Hospital speak out about the closing of Dix, their working conditions, & the conditions in mental health facilities around NC; Citizens Against OLF in Gates County profile an African-American church, established during reconstruction, which will be destroyed if the Navy puts its outlaying landing field in this community; an interview with Col Ann Wright during her visit to NC this spring.
There will be a community screening and conversation with UE 150 members this Sunday, Aug. 24 at 7pm at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Raleigh, 3313 Wade Ave, Raleigh.
UE 150 Health & Human Services Workers from Dorothea Dix Hospital speak out about the closing of Dix, their working conditions, & the conditions in mental health facilities around NC; Citizens Against OLF in Gates County profile an African-American church, established during reconstruction, which will be destroyed if the Navy puts its outlaying landing field in this community; an interview with Col Ann Wright during her visit to NC this spring.
There will be a community screening and conversation with UE 150 members this Sunday, Aug. 24 at 7pm at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Raleigh, 3313 Wade Ave, Raleigh.
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Independent Voices Episode 47 - G105 Protest, BWFJ banquet, Ronald Glasser
This episode features:
- A protest by Lumbee Indians of a ClearChannel Radio DJ and racist speach on the radio
- The 25th annual Black Workers for Justice MLK, Jr. Support for Labor banquet
- A talk by Dr. Ronald Glasser on his new book, "A War of Disabilities
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Episode 46
UNC and NC State walkouts to mark 5th anniversary of Iraq war; rally in support of Tamara Tal, who was unlawfully arrrested at a Burger King protest; Durham protest of Burger King by Coalition of Imakolee Workers, Student Action with Farmworkers, and citizens; as well as an interview and look at a sit-in on UNC campus attempting to institute fair labor practices in its clothing lines.
Monday, May 26, 2008
Saturday, April 26, 2008
Episode 44
This episode of Independent Voices, your source for participatory, grassroots media, includes segments on Historic Thousands on Jones Street 2 (HKonJ2); MLK Jr. Day march against white supremacists in Jena, Louisiana; Granville Nonviolent Action Team horse against a DHS proposed bio-disease lab; protest against lax gun laws organized by Protest Easy Guns; and a photo montage of a Farm Labor Organizing Committee march on Reynolds Tobacco.
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Independent Voices - Episode 43
Scenes from a day of action in Smithfield, NC - October 27th, 2007
NC Stop Torture Now along with dozens of other organizations and groups protest the cooperation of AERO Contractors in CIA kidnappings, extraordinary renditions, and torture.
Hundreds turn out for the rally and action, as well as a small group of counter protesters.
Thursday, December 20, 2007
New Happenings at the Collective
So, after much discussion and many meetings, we've decided to scale back our operation to one, half-hour episode per month. This will give us more time to spend on research, editing, and making solid episodes, as well as updating our website and our media skills. In addition, we've been talking about ways to get others into the mix and are happy to announce that we will begin having a monthly IV Collective - Newcomers Orientation starting in January!
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