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Keynote Rally and Plenaries
Social Justice and the Fight for Media Equality
Policy and Politics
Journalism and Public Media
Culture, Creators and Media Makers
Audio
Internet Freedom, Technology and Innovation
- After SOPA: The New Wave of Internet Activism
- Are Geeks the New Guardians of Our Civil Liberties?
- Building the Future: Women, Code and Inclusion
- Building the Web We Want: Protecting Internet Rights Everywhere
- The Title of This Session Matters More Than My Talk
- This Conversation Is Being Recorded
- We Built This City: How Communities Can Get Better Broadband
Social Justice and the Fight for Media Equality
- Beyond Marriage: What Is the Media Missing in Its Coverage of LGBTQ Rights?
- Building New Bridges for Global Advocacy
- Call Me (Come Back Home): Fighting the Cost of Prison Calls, Part 1
- Call Me (Come Back Home): Fighting the Cost of Prison Calls, Part 2
- Labor Unions: MIA in the Media
- Manufacturing Terror: The Media’s Anti-Arab and Anti-Muslim Problem
- Modern Feminism: Digital Activism, Real-World Action
- The Impact of Hate Speech on Latinos
- The Long Struggle for Native American Sovereignty and Media Rights
- The Media’s Influence on the Immigration Debate
Journalism and Public Media
- Building Better Media Policy Reporting from the Ground Up
- Cities Without News: Fighting Information Inequality in America’s News Deserts
- Creative Grassroots Fundraising for Journalists and Media Makers
- International Activism and the Globalization of Media Power
- Is Facebook a Threat to a Free Press? Public Journalism and Private Platforms
- Killing Public Media to Save It: Innovation, Advocacy and Accountability
- Making Media, Making Change: Journalism That Solves Problems
- Media, Technology and Crisis
- Occupy, Journalism and Activism: Media Making as Participatory Democracy
- Reinventing Media in Colorado
- The New Watchdogs: Holding Power to Account
Culture, Creators and Media Makers
- Change the Culture, Change the World
- Fearless Fundraising: Raise Change to Make Change
- Freedom Isn’t Free: Protecting Creativity in the Internet Age
- It’s Our Time: Community Media’s New Policy Agenda Starts Now
- Pop Culture Critiques: Somewhere Between Love and Hate
- Shifting Culture Through Storytelling, Media Making and Collaboration
- Storytelling Strategies for Social Change
- Want Your Own Community Radio Station? Here’s How to Start.
- Where Music Meets Activism
- Your Video Doesn’t Need to Suck
Policy and Politics
- Creating Our Media Reform Future: Media Literacy and Activism in Education
- How to Connect the 19 Million Americans Without Broadband Access
- Liberating Cable’s Captive Audience: Can Consumers Cut the Cord?
- Meaningful Broadband Adoption
- The Lobby Game: How to Advocate for Media Change
- The United States of ALEC
- United Citizens vs. Citizens United: Challenging Big Money and Big Media
- What’s Next for Internet Policy?
Workshops/Tech and Media Playground
- F*ck It, We’ll Do It Live: A Workshop on Livestreaming for Citizen Journalists
- Go Beyond the Webcam: TV Studio Hands-On Training
- Live Radio Show
- Live Radio Show
- Live Radio Show
- Map This! Interactive Media Maps for Sharing Information
- Puppet Making
- Really Rad Radio Training
- Seize Those Airwaves: Build Your Own Mini FM Radio Transmitter, Part 1
- Seize Those Airwaves: Build Your Own Mini FM Radio Transmitter, Part 2
Free Speech TV Videos
Free Speech TV filmed the following highlights from our plenary and keynote events. FSTV also filmed interviews with a range of speakers and performers who appeared at our conference.
Opening Plenary: Learning from Our Past, Looking to the Future
Keynote: Celebrating Our Media Moment
- Ken Arkind, poet
- Kimya Dawson, Grammy-winning musician
- Amy Goodman, Democracy Now!
- John Nichols, The Nation
- Andrea Quijada, Media Literacy Project
Closing Plenary: A Roadmap for Change
- Melissa Fitzgerald, actress and activist
- Rebecca Preston, poet
- Roundtable with young feminists Molly Culhane, Summer Matthews, YingYing Shang and Tyanna Slobe
Interviews
- Craig Aaron, Free Press
- C.W. Anderson, CUNY College of Staten Island
- Madeleine Bair, WITNESS
- Sarika Bansal, Solutions Journalism Network
- Jason Barnett, TheUptake.org
- Janine Brito, comedian
- Debra Brown, MobilizeUs
- Jeff Cohen, Park Center for Independent Media
- Marjorie Cohn, Thomas Jefferson School of Law
- Gabriella Coleman, McGill University
- Susan Crawford, former White House technology adviser
- Davey D, Hard Knock Radio
- Cara DeGette, Colorado Public News
- Matthew Filipowicz, comedian and cartoonist
- Des Freedman, Media Reform Coalition
- Kim Gandy, National Network to End Domestic Violence
- Laura Goldhamer, musician and inventor
- Jo Ellen Green Kaiser, the Media Consortium
- Lisa Graves, Center for Media and Democracy
- Mickey Huff, Project Censored
- Ann Imse, Colorado Public News
- Sut Jhally, Media Education Foundation
- Stephen Justino, Colorado Move to Amend
- Jamie Kilstein, comedian
- Jamilah King, Colorlines.com
- Fran Korten, Yes! Magazine
- Josh Levy, Free Press
- Lorenzo Marsili, European Initiative for Media Pluralism
- Shanelle Matthews, Forward Together
- Sam Mayfield, Wisconsin Rising
- Sylvia McAdam, Idle No More
- Robert W. McChesney, media scholar
- Leticia Miranda, The Nation
- Leila Nachawati Rego, human rights activist and professor
- John Nichols, The Nation
- Tim Pool, journalist
- Jennifer L. Pozner, Women in Media & News
- Rainey Reitman, Electronic Frontier Foundation
- Vivian Salama, journalist
- Tony Shawcross, Open Media Foundation
- Josh Stearns, Free Press
- Jean-Philippe Tremblay, filmmaker
- Troy Walker, comedian
- Josh Wilson, Newsdesk.org
- Sarah van Gelder, Yes! Magazine
- Todd Wolfson, Media Mobilizing Project
- Dave Zirin, sportswriter and author
