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no border camp
This is a short promo piece for the No Borders Camp, which will occur on the U.S./Mexico border Nov. 5-11 in Calexico/Mexicali. Este es un promo para el campamento No Fronteras que tendrá lugar en la frontera del gabacho/México el 5 al 11 de noviembre en Calexico/Mexicali http://www.noborderscamp.org
No borders camp / campamento contra las fronteras
A promo for the No Border Camp 2007 on the US/Mexico border. Cuts together footage from the fall of the Berlin Wall, 1989, the liberation of detainees at the Woomera Detention center in Australia, 2002, and the dismantling of the fence guarding the WTO meeting in Cancun, 2003. Shows imagery from the US/Mexico border and invites us to imagine a world without borders, and to consider how we can take action to make that world now.
Imprisoning Innocence
DHS imprisoning innocent children. (this video reportage is included with the "undocumented" DVD on sale at: www.undocumentedproductions.co m)
Gigante Despierta! Giant: Awake!
The Giant Awakens: In 2006, a historic mobilization for immigrant rights swept the USA as millions took the streets. Mainstream news media predictably covered the marches with a mix of surprise, ignorance, and racism, yet grassroots media activists were there to document the voices and the stories behind this mass movement. �Gigante: Despierta! is a DVD compilation of compelling short films from all around the country, due to hit the streets in the weeks before Mayday 2007. Shot, edited, and brought together by a network of independent video activists, graphic designers, community organizers, musicians, and immigrant rights activists, it is a collective memory and a tool to inspire action this MayDay 2007, when the Giant will raise its voice again to say: we are one people, without borders. We are here, and we are here to stay!
IP #213: Chicago's Immigrant Rights/Workers Rights March
IP #213: Chicago's Immigrant Rights/Workers Rights MarchPepperspray Productions27 min 52 sec - Aug 27, 2006Labor Beat: The Penthouse of Heaven www.laborbeat.org Chicago's Immigrant Rights/Workers Rights March, May Day 2006 On May Day, 2006 the largest march ever in Chicago took place--to support the rights of immigrant workers. Estimates of the size of the march ranged from 400,000 to 700,000! The video contains interviews with union spokespeople from UNITE HERE, UFCW, SEIU, Carpenters, U.E., and others, including Jorge Mujica of the March 10 Committee, and a speech at the Haymarket Square ceremony by James Thindwa (Chicago Jobs with Justice) reminding us that the negative effects of NAFTA have been forgotten in the national discussion about border crossings from Mexico. The message of the video also criticizes guest worker schemes, and it calls for unionization, not just legalization, of immigrant workers, and for living wage legislation. The march participants remind us with their signs and in eloquent statements that this protest was not only about Mexican/Hispanic immigrants, but about all immigrants, from Poland to India to the Philippines. Labor Beat's video about this historic day in the movement for social justice.
The Immigrant Justice Movement Keeps Growing
A Film by Chris Hume and Scott Galindez. Filmmaker Chris Hume pairs with truthout managing editor Scott Galindez to interview protesters in downtown Los Angeles marching for the rights of immigrants. Footage includes Senator John Kerry's meeting with immi
Daylight montage of crowd gathered in the streets for the Day Without an Immigrant Rally held in Los
Daylight montage of crowd gathered in the streets for the Day Without an Immigrant Rally held in Los Angeles on May 1st, 2006.Thought Equity55 sec - Aug 17, 2006Daylight montage of crowd gathered in the streets for the Day Without an Immigrant Rally held in Los Angeles on May 1st, 2006. 1644290_020
Immigrant Rights Marches 2006
Immigrant Rights Marches 2006Young Koreans United USA7 min 31 sec - Jun 23, 2006the stake and participation of the Korean American community in the Immigrant Rights Marches in Los Angeles - March 25th and 26th, April 10th, and May 1st.
Immigrant Uprising and the Group W Bench
NYC Immigration March from April 10th Click to Download Guest Video from WBJordon 24 mgs 10.5 minutes Littering Charges DROPPED Against the Blanco 3 I returned to court today for the second time to face charges of littering for my participation (as a videographer) in an Eviction related political demonstration at the Governor of Louisianna's House. Prior to going before the judge our Cop was overheard gloating as he showed the DA other cops the 24 8 x 10 glossy photos with the lines an arrows... These weren't just any ol'photos mind you... these photos were manufactured evidence. The photos the cops entered as evidence were of the evicted persons belongings scattered about in a heap of crap that .. well .. looked like trash. It did NOT, however, look anything like the scene of the crime which was a well organized Display of furnishings . Since the cops had apprehended us before leaving the scene, given the nature of the action and the fact that the Evicted Persons Property was removed by the Governors grounds crew even before we were carted off to the interegation rooms.... the judge found that there was no way for them to prove our intent to litter and dismissed the charges against all 3 . We were lied to by the cops on the scene when they said it was all on video (theirs). If they'd had video there would have been other questions asked of us on the scene, their pictures could have been much different and the 5 of us would have been in court. We all shared an elevator on the way out of the court house. Gloating Boy had changed his tune... nothing personal ... I got my job and you got... he couldn't finish that sentence since he was the only one bought an paid for. NICE COPS LIE. Previous Court Story , Video of Demonstration
April 10th 2006 National Day of Action for Immigrant Rights
Here is the march and rally that took place on the national day of action for immigrant rights in Las Vegas, Nevada.
L.A. Oaxaca Community March & Rally
L.A. Oaxaca organizes march & rally for Oaxaca, MX & give video message to their compatriots
Sept 2 march in LA
several thousand people march down broadway in Los Angeles on Sept. 2, 2006. Their demands: 1. A moratorium on all deportations 2. An immediate end to all deportations and raids. 3. Full and immediate legalization without compromises
Si Se Puede! Marching for Immigrant Rights
Video from the May 1 immigrant rights protests that took place in Cambridge and Boston, Massachusetts. The video follows a group of 1,000 protesters from their rally at Harvard and along their four-mile march to Boston Common.
Police Clear 1st and Main
LAPD announce that the gathering of people at 1st and Main is 'illegal.' This is a prelude to them clearing the street. They have 'less lethal' weapons, tear gas guns, etc.
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