4100 Redwood Rd #406
Oakland, CA 94619
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We are requesting ongoing support for our free services:Environmental Media Fund is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that acts as a catalyst for film, video, media programming and events about the environment, human health, social justice and other issues of significant public interest and educational benefit. We support worthy projects and offer project development consulting, grantwriting and other assistance.
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Messages in Motion offers participants the opportunity to produce short video postcards that communicate personal and social messages about their diverse life experiences. As the MIM Video Van travels, the stories inspire, educate and provoke participants from different communities to learn from one another.
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A visionary initiative to develop a new youth media network that provides New York City youth and beyond the opportunity to media education, production, and distribution. YC All-City seeks to reach close to 2 million families through thought provoking, educational and entertaining television that will target the population of 12-25 years old
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Video Volunteers’ vision is a global social media network, which provides solutions-based media for marginalized and poor communities around the world.
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This groundbreaking project is building local wireless Internet infrastructure and services that expand Internet access in underserved areas and simultaneously supports community journalism.
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NALIP's Latino Producers Academy is a 12-day artist intensive for documentary makers working to advance a just and equitable society. These documentary makers tackle issues that seek to inform decision- and policy-makers about issues of concern within their communities, including those of particular relevance to Latino/as, to the working poor, to women, to immigrants, and artists.
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National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture (NAMAC) requests funding to analyze the data and publish the key findings from our Mapping the Media Arts Field survey.  This comprehensive national census measures the field’s economic, community, and creative indicators and will live as a searchable database on NAMAC’s website.  Mapping the Field demonstrates the value of the media arts and public media fields and the important role they plan in the free flow of information in our society.
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A group of baseball loving, middle aged Midwesternerswere going about their lives quite contentedly, until a Hollywood movie came totown and changed everything.
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The Center for Asian American Media (CAAM)'s Digital Media Infrastructure Project is a mutiplatform, integrated system for the production, exhibition, and distribution of public service media by and about Asian Americans. CAAM supports narrative as well as documentary digital films and distributes the works to the public broadcasting system, public television, the educational distribution system, and direct to audiences on-line.
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