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document Appalachian & FSC convening.pdf
MEDIA JUSTICE or MEDIA CONTROL: Curriculum from a Conference organized by the Appalachian Community Fund
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“Media is not the issue. Justice is the issue. Media is the infrastructure for how we communicate about the issue of justice. We need to be able to use this infrastructure. All of us represent a level of disenfranchisement. Disenfranchised communities depend on media to survive. For instance, Native American communities depend on the phone system – yes, phone systems are a part of media. Net neutrality is also an issue… we want a community that not only increases access but helps to create justice.”

Check out the rest of the Media Justice Convening report from the Appalachian region.

Radio host drops lawsuit
August 15, 2008
Bob Egelko

Journalists Must Speak Up
August 14, 2008
by Joe Torres

Black in America Misses The 'Why'
August 10, 2008
By Stephen Gardner

Majority of Americans Say Racism Against Blacks Widespread
August 4, 2008
Jeffrey M. Jones

Believe it or Not - Fewer Californians Trust the News Media
July 18, 2008
Lori Abbott/Chris Thomas

Grassroots Groups Join the Push for Internet for Everyone
July 17, 2008
Free Press

Invincible in Two Worlds
July 16, 2008
Rachel Swan

Hyphen's Momo Chang Wins Center for Media Justice Award
July 16, 2008
HYPHEN MAGAZINE

Spanish-language TV journalists paid less
July 14, 2008
Joe Garofoli

Non-Aligned Countries Endorse Venezuelan Proposal for Alternative World Media
July 6, 2008
James Suggett