• Artist Resistance Collective: Collective working with print and multimedia to support other activist organizations. (3:45 min)
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• Aztec Dance Troupe: Group that uses Aztec dance as a means of healing and reconnection with indigenous roots and traditions. (2:45 min)
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• Teatro Campesino: Community-based guerrilla theater group based on the tradition of teatro campesino. (1:10 min)
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• Industrial Workers of the World (IWW): Workers union established 2 years ago in the northern California coast. (3:12 min)
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• Cop Watch: Community organization for defense against police violence. (3:45 min)
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• Street kids: “Street kid” community that reivindicates the right to live outside the system. (3:05 min)
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• Black Student Union: A student organization at Humboldt State University to build community among black students. (2:30 min)
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• Traditional Urok village at Blue Creek: A traditonal indigenous village being created on the Klamath river… a place of healing and tradition that “points ahead toward the past. (3:30 min)
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• Longest Walk, DQ University and Mujeres de Maíz: A compañera talks about the Longest Walk, the history and actuality of indigenous DQ University, and of the Mujeres de Maíz collective. (4:10 min)
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• Advanced Seminar on Women, Power, and Autonomy: Space of encounter to address issues faced by women of color and other underrepresented peoples. (5 min)
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• Women of Color Liberation Army (WCLA): Student organization at Humboldt State University that serves as a space for reflection and support among women of color. (7:15 min)
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• Transformative Theater / Creating Unity through Non-violent Transformation: A group applying transformative justice theory to struggle against violence through community-building. (3:15 min)
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• Klamath Salmon Media Collaborative: Media collective to bring attention to the destruction of the Klamath river and the plight of indigenous river dwellers who depend on salmon fishing. (2:20 min)
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Report on the Continental Indigenous Encounter in Vicam, Sonora; Interview with Morning Star of the Intertribal Friendship House and indigenous movement supporter Cesar, on the protests against at UC Berkeley, which is holding 13,000 indigenous ancestor bodies at the Hearst Museum; Interview with members of CopWatch L.A., who talk about the purpose and workings of the organization.

Radio Zapatista visited the community to hear the testimonies of the inhabitants and to the caracol of La Realidad to talk to the Good Government Council. This special report explains, in the zapatistas´ own words, the threat of eviction from their lands by the peasant organization Union de Ejidos de la Selva, by the local police, and the army. It also recounts zapatista peaceful and organized resistance.

Short version in English of the report about the zapatista community 24 de Diciembre.

Interview with the Good Government Council of La Realidad about the issue of land and the situation faced by the zapatista community 24 de Diciembre.

Interview with the Good Government Council of Morelia. The Junta de Buen Gobierno talks about the successes and challenges in the construction of zapatista autonomy, and of their organizational experience with the II Encounter Encuentro between the Zapatista Peoples and the Peoples of the World.

Reportback from the 2nd Encuentro between the Zapatista Peoples and the Peoples of the World; as well as a special report about opportunities and strategies for cross-border organizing within the Other Campaign

Interview with Pati from “Deporten a la Migra” on immigration and resistance in the Bay Area; Report on the Forum on Repression in Mexico City; Report on the Marginal Literature Movement in Brazil.

Report on the Marginal Literature Movement in Brazil, which promotes poetry and literature as a weapon for resistance in the favelas and the empoverished peripheries of Brazil’s large cities.

One of the pioneers of the Marginal Literature Movement in Brazil. We interviewed Ferréz during a weekly poetry event organized by Cooperifa (Cooperativa de Poesia da Periferia) in São Paulo’s “Zona Sul”.