4100 Redwood Rd #406
Oakland, CA 94619
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Fostering Media Connections
Policy Project
Fostering Media Connections is a "media-driven, grassroots campaign to speed the implementation of sweeping federal foster care reform and change the common narrative of the foster care system."
PK TV
Policy Project

PK TV is an innovative project that expands the way everyday people engage with technology and copyright policy.

Campaign Against Hate Speech in the Media
Policy Project
The National Hispanic Media Coalition (NHMC) is developing a national campaign against hate speech in media.  We have brought together a roundtable of allies to come up with legally defensible remedies to address this issue. We have also identified grassroots organizations interested in working on this issue.  Public and political pressure is necessary to move the policy agenda forward at the FCC and NTIA.
So We Might See
Policy Project

So We Might See (SWMS) is an interfaith media reform coalition that will enable the faith community to create a new awareness of the importance of media reform to achieving a socially just world. 

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Philadelphia Digital Justice Coalition
Policy Project
The Philadelphia Digital Justice Coalition consists of 25 organizations who are advocating for a robust plan to ensure broadband access across all neighborhoods of the city. Media Mobilizing Project (MMP) began the coalition as a model for engaging grassroots constituencies in media policy, using a unique strategy that combines media production and digital inclusion with civic engagement.
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Digital Expansion Initiative
Policy Project
Through our Digital Expansion Initiative (DEI), People’s Production House works to expand access to the Internet and secure open pathways to distribute our community’s media. Using participatory research, policy analysis, and community organizing, we foster public participation in the decisions that determine our communications future.
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