A recap of the DNC, and a forum to meet with other media activists. October 14th 1-7, at Patriotic Hall.
Sat. Oct. 14, 2000 1:00 - 7:30 PM
Patriotic Hall, 1816 Figueroa St., Los Angeles
* Includes 1st LA Screening of "This is What Democracy Looks Like" by Big
Noise Films and the Independent Media Center (Seattle) - 6:00 pm
Plenary Panel -- 2:30 pm
Norman Solomon
(syndicated columnist & founder, Institute for Public Accuracy)
Roberto Rodriguez
(syndicated columnist, "Column of the Americas")
Lila Garrett
(chair, Americans for Democratic Action)
Eric Mann
(founder, Labor Community Strategy Center)
Michael Zinzun
(Coalition Against Police Abuse)
Special Guest Appearance: Billionaires for More Media Mergers
Discussion Groups (concurrent) -- 1:00 pm
Liberation Struggles and Solidarity Movements:
Breaking Through
Police and the Prison Industrial Complex:
Media Pandering
Labor: Getting our Message Through
Alternative Media in Los Angeles: Then and Now
with guests Paul Krassner, Art Kunkin, and Will Lewis
Workshops (concurrent) -- 4:30 pm
Choose Your (Media) Weapons:
Tools for creating and distributing media
Changing the Media:
Community ratings, organizing, legal action
Radical Movements, Radical Media Strategies
with the Labor Community Strategy Center
suggested donation - no one turned away
Sponsored by the KPFK Local Advisory Board in conjunction with
the LA Independent Media Center.
For more information, or to schedule a presentation of material, contact
us: lamediaforum2000@hotmail.com, http://www.stationadvisoryboards.org,
LA Media Forum 2000, P.O. Box 67324, Los Angeles, CA 90067-0324, (323)
993-7229
Original: LA Media Forum 2000