Potential growth of the media justice movement into an arm of a broad and popular social movement is ... the only hope for many millions of Americans currently unable to speak with or hear their own voices, or to realize their own power.
Women making Sirius Satellite Radios are stripped of their rights, forced to work grueling hours for below-subsistence wages, and attacked and beaten when they ask for their legal rights.
A series of papers on how to make Information and Communication Technology accessible for all: business models, policies, strategies, technologies, networks and more.
Link up with activists who have been in the “eye of the storm” of communication structures that fuel homophobia and hate crimes. This page features resources and organizations that challenge prejudice, exclusion and misinformation in the media…and work for media rights that benefit minority voices in general.
This section of the Media Justice Fund directory provides contact information for grassroots groups doing amazing work with women, girls and LGBT communities around the US.
From Carolyn M. Byerly and Karen Ross, this book provides historical, cultural, political and economic context for ongoing advocacy for increasing womenís voices in media.
Media Justice