This week on Generation Justice we learned from former U.S Senator Fred Harris, the last remaining member of the Kerner Commission, established by President Lyndon Johnson to investigate the causes of social unrest of 1967. We will also share a debate from NPR’s All things Considered about the discrimination black men face in public...
Category: Journalism
3.4.18- Race & The Media: The Kerner Commission Report
The perspectives on the 50th anniversary of the Kerner Commission Report and media today. Featuring interviews with Fred Harris, Joe Torres, and Janine Jackson.
8.9.15 – A Celebration of Fellows – Generation Justice
On this week’s program we hear from successful New Mexicans who happen to be part of the Generation Justice fellowship, a program that helps young journalists of color build their skills while becoming the next generation of socially conscious media makers. We will welcome in our newest GJ fellow Tamara Colaque. She will share with...
I.N.S.P.I.R.E. Series: Moneka Stevens-Cordova
“I am my community” By Chantel Trujillo & Jason Fuller ALBUQUERQUE N.M. — Moneka Stevens-Cordova was in her late teens when she heard the call for youth advocacy. At the time, she was living in a group home. “There was a 13 year old that came in and I remember thinking,...
Generation Justice Speaks with Norman Solomon at NCMR 2013 [Video] – Generation Justice
At the National Conference for Media Reform, Generation Justice Youth Producer and High School Student, Luna Olavarria Gallegos interviews columnist, author, and media activist, Norman Solomon. In this interview, Solomon explains how media reform seeks to create a free flow of information which is currently blocked due to corporate domination.