The Internet Strikes Back: Why the Internet Needs Jedi Knights
We are low-income, working class, lower-middle class. And yes, we still deserve the best democracy has to offer. Tell Congress not to put our Internet rights on the open market.
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Clinton, Internet Freedom and Egypt
Today's speech by Clinton that's being heralded as “a major address on Internet freedom,” originally scheduled for a few weeks ago, it was delayed, in part because of the mass mobilizations in Tunisia and Egypt.
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In Defense of Sub-Standard Cell Phone Service: Big Media Gets Rescued. Again.
What does it take to demand and win what we at the Center for Media Justice call "Mobile Justice"? It takes all of us.
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Culture Before Politics
In freeing creativity, progressives can once again capture and carry forward our national imagination.
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The Right Post the Arizona Tragedy: Will Calls for Calm Be Enough?
The recent tragedy in Arizona has catapulted a flurry of emails and electronic campaigns calling for calmer, more reasoned political discourse.
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Transformative Communications
What if our movements made up one body – a living, breathing, loving thing – a healthy body that had the means to act and to communicate as a powerful, present and self-actualized whole?
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Redefining Healthy Neighborhoods
Earlier this month in New Mexico, organizers from across the country met to share strategies and successes in their work to create healthy and thriving communities
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Communications Round-up
At the Center for Media Justice we believe that the human right to communicate, and therefore to organize and fight for a better future, should belong to everyone. Unfortunately, in the context of the big money media environment of the U.S. and the dawning of Tea Party politics following the this year’s mid-term elections- the vast majority of voices are shut out of the public debates that shape the daily material conditions of their lives
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The Road to Internet Freedom: We say, ‘Protect Communities Not Corporations!’
Over the last month--together with MAG-Net and our beltway partners—we have ramped up our political education and grassroots action
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Fair Game: A New Resource for Racial Justice Communications
At recent national convening of the Communities Creating Healthy Environments initiative, I sat down with the executive director of the Praxis Project, Makani Themba Nixon