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Celebrating Love Event RE-EDIT from Generation Justice on Vimeo. On September 14th 2014, the Native Health Initiative (NHI) hosted an event to celebrate love the Rail Yards Market. The purpose was to have people reflect on how love can work as a strategy to work on social justice issues. Generation Justice conducted interviews with event...
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On September 17, 2013 Generation Justice Fellow Jason Fuller interviewed hip-hop artist and activist Brother Ali at the Southwest Organizing Project’s Feed the Hood Community Farm. They discussed the connections between art and activism.
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Generation Justice member Markus Beruman interviewed hip-hop artist and activist I Self Devine on September 17th, 2013 at the Southwest Organizing Project’s Feed the Hood Community Farm.
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Featuring an interview and music from the awesome Albuquerque youth band “The Axis of Revolution,” recorded live at the KUNM studios. Plus, Youth Producer Shinenn Nair interviews 16-year-old Liani Merrill about her experiences as an adopted teenager. Music Featured:“Top Choice Clique” Peace of Mind “Waiting” Axis of Revolution“Life So Hard” Aloe Blacc“Desde que” Liquits“Anywhere but...
Youth Producer Lucia Martinez talks one-on-one with Hip-Hop activist Invincible from Detroit, MI.
