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Engage
www.engage.nu
Engage! Interact is a training organisation that encourages people to
look at the benefits of difference and diversity, and helps them work
together to promote and celebrate the values of respect, co-operation
and creativity.
Schnews
www.schnews.co.uk
The weekly newsletter from Justice?-a Brighton (UK) direct action collective-
containing all sorts of useful information about and for the worldwide
anti-capitalist movement.
MMP
www.sn.apc.org/mmp/
The Media Monitoring Project monitors the South African media in the interests
of a free, independent and critical media culture. Media representations
of the world, so critical in influencing social, historical and political
perceptions, are carefully examined and critiqued by the MMP, within the
framework of current international theoretical discourse and the tenets
of human rights.
Sarai
www.sarai.net
Sarai, the New Media Initiative, a programme of the Centre for the Study
of Developing Societies is an alternative, non-profit space for an imaginative
reconstitution of urban public culture, new/old media practice and research
and critical cultural intervention. The framework of Sarai includes scholarly
reflection and creative work on film & video, computers, telephony, print
culture, radio, multimedia and the Internet.
Southspace
www.southspace.org
Southspace is a self-managed, shared working space in Camberwell, South
London, UK, that provides a good HQ for a handful of micro-organisations
involved in various local and networked media projects.
Undercurrents
www.undercurrents.org
Undercurrents is a non-profit organization which uses video as a tool
for social change, founded in 1993 by activists and disillusioned television
producers. We have produced and distributed (in the series of 10 alternative
news videos and on broadcast and community television) hundreds of video
features made by environmental and social activists. We also manage Europe's
largest archive of direct action footage. Other projects include the Undercurrents
Foundation in Wales, primarily a video-activist training facility, the
BeyondTv traveling environmental film festival, and the BeyondTv website,
to be launched in September 2001.
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