Clients As Media Makers and Their Own Visual Legal Advocates
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Media Mobilizing Project builds a local media infrastructure in Philadelphia, trains 20–30 immigrant producers first, and ties training to low-cost internet and donated computers so people can publish. Work ranges from a 25-minute Head Start film (about policy councils) with 1,000 copies sent to Congress to a six-hour turnaround student video that changed press coverage; tactics include Facebook organizing, in-hotel screening tools for workers, and rapid edits that get distributed to press lists. Digital communication is framed as a human right.
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