Happy New Year!

posted by tara, January 4, 2012

On behalf of Media Make Change, I’d like to wish everyone a happy 2012! We’re excited to begin this year with brand new projects in the pipeline. The Beyond the Bricks Media Literacy Program will begin at the end of this month in Harlem, New York City. This past December, we held a focus group with several young ‘black’ men in Harlem. We were pleased  by the positive feedback we received about the curriculum overall. The young men were enthusiastic about the program that offers them the space to interrogate images of ‘black’ males in mainstream media, and allows them…


Keep Watching Vo. 2: Police Pepper Spray Protesters

posted by tara, November 19, 2011

Police officers pepper spray UC Davis students with countless digital recording devices capturing the event. Digital counter surveillance–namely what we see happening as protesters become…


Keep Watching #OWS

posted by tara, November 17, 2011

“What’s happening right now in downtown Manhattan would look DRASTICALLY different if there weren’t 20,000+ eyes watching via #tech #OWS” – @taralconley (November 15, 2011)….


Youth Uses Online Animation Platform to Tell Story

posted by tara, October 12, 2011

DAVIE, FL. -  Thirteen-year-old Anthony Conley is one of many digitally connected youth using free web-based multi-platform programs, like Pivot, to tell stories through animation….


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