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Live notes from the MFPL PMA

Speaking on community use of the Free internet, Olinca from LaNeta in Mexico

Speaking on community use of the Free internet, Olinca from LaNeta in Mexico

Speaking on community use of the Free internet, Olinca from LaNeta in Mexico

Sahiba from Design Action Collective contributes to discussion about community uses of the Free internet

APC's panel on Open Spectrum, Open Society at the 2012 Allied Media Conference

APC's panel on Open Spectrum, Open Society 2012 Allied Media Conference

Speaking on community use of the Free internet, AyeNay from Praxis Project

Open Society, Open Spectrum was a panel presentation by APC, speaking is Danielle from Open Technology Institute

Speaking on community use of the Free internet, AyeNay from Praxis Project

Open Society, Open Spectrum was a panel presentation by APC, speaking is Danielle from Open Technology Institute

Speaking on community use of the Free internet, Betty from Center for Media Justice

Open Society, Open Spectrum was a panel presentation by APC, speaking is Grady from Open Technology Institute

Speaking on community use of the Free internet, Jerome from League of Revolutionaries for a New America

APC's panel on Open Spectrum, Open Society 2012 Allied Media Conference

Speaking on community use of the Free internet, Jerome from League of Revolutionaries for a New America

Open Society, Open Spectrum was a panel presentation by APC, speaking is Danielle from the Assoc. for Progressive Communications

League of Revolutionaries for a New America attends May First/People Link's network gathering at the 2012 AMC

Lisa from Association for Progressive Communications contributes to discussion about community uses of the Free internet

Mauricio from LaNeta speaks on community uses of the Free internet at MFPL's network gathering at the 2012 AMC

Mauricio from LaNeta speaks on community uses of the Free internet at MFPL's network gathering at the 2012 AMC

EXPANDED/INTERLINK REPORT

Political Climate
The political climate of the Palestine World Education Forum was the inspiration for a decentralized event. Because Palestinians have been displaced all over the world, a truly Palestinian forum event needed to be held in multiple locaitons. Therefore, workshops and conferences were scheduled in dozens of cities in the West Bank, Gaza Strip, Palestine 1948 territory, and Lebanon.

(26 April, 2010) Cochabamba, Bolivia - Movement activists in the United States continue to build alternatives to crisis through global collaborations such as at last week's Climate Change conference in Cochabamba, Bolivia. Alfredo Lopez of May First/People Link writes, "The converging crises in the major capitalist economies, the precarious state of the world environment, the political crisis in government in so many of the world's countries and the usurpation of government authority by international banks and committees have brought humanity to a point of urgency and the Internet, a commun

Join the Peoples' Conference on Climate Change Live on the Internet http://cmpcclive.org Launch: 20 April 2010 The response to the World Peoples' Conference on Climate Change and the Rights of Mother Earth has been overwhelming.

Dear Friends, We write to invite you to attend a workshop that will take place at the annual Left Forum conference this weekend in NYC. The session, Movement-Building Centers and Rekindling the Imagination of the Left, takes place on Saturday during Session 4, from 5:00 to 6:50 pm in room W604. The workshop focuses attention on Movement-Building Centers ?

Participate in Shaping the US Social Forum Workshop Tracks

The US Social Forum, MF/PL member, is preparing for June 2010 in Detroit by asking for feedback on its programming themes.

Los Angeles (November 14, 2009) - LA-IMC activists discuss technology issues unique to IMC organizing after one decade of success. Activists representing many progressive organizations and Independent Media Centers across the nation met to discuss and share experiences organizing around issues of technology.

Constituent Relationship Management for Civic Sector (CiviCRM) - Beginners, Intermediate, and Advanced The Grassroots Use of Technology Conference was held in Boston, Massachusets on the Northeastern University campus on October 16-17, 2009. The 10th Annual GUTC had nearly 200 registrants participating in 22 workshops. Organizers of the conference said that the objectives outlined by sponsors, participants, keynote speakers, and organizers were met. Speakers such as Roberto Lovato of the Basta Dobbs!

On October 16 & 17 at Northeastern University in Boston the Grassroots Use of Technology Conference built social change by identifying the following goals:

• bringing hundreds of organizers together
• connecting them to each others' skills, knowledge and experience
• thinking critically about the latest, state-of-the-art tech tools
• prioritizing economic and racial justice

One of the most important talks was given by pioneering journalist and organizer, Roberto Lovato.