communication practicioners

Infrastructure Project

CAMBOFEST is Cambodia's first internationally recognized independent movie festival, and is Cambodia's longest running international movie festival event.

We are currently seeking to establish, aside from normal annual event-oriented festival operations, a year-round administrative and media center which can serve as the home for CamboFest in the offseason and as a location for special screenings, lectures, and workshops.

Infrastructure Project

Progressive Communicators Network (PCN) is a racially and socially diverse national network of grassroots communications practitioners who collaborate and share best practices on communication strategy, media messaging, and training.  PCNers also share a common vision of not just achieving gains on their own particular progressive cause, but doing so in ways that collectively advance the communications capacity of all movements for justice.  

Infrastructure Project

ArtTribesNetwork.com is a social network to increase engagement between socially active artists from all disciplines.

Infrastructure Project

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.