Links to Film Projects
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Meyer's House Thank You Party - August 17,2013
Meyer's House, the Victorian gem of the Alameda Museum, celebrated all the folks who volunteered time and money to fix up the estate by holding an outdoor festival on the grounds. This 3 minute 40 second
slideshow presentation vividly shows just how lovely the outside has
become. For more information, see the Meyer's House website.
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A Walk in the Park - July 13, 2013
Bill Delaney, Vice Chair of the City of Alameda's Recreation and Park Commission, hosts a quarterly public walking tour of the Jean Sweeney Open Space Park. He explains what the land is now and what it can be to serve the people of the island. Enjoy this look at the present condition of the park and imagine how you can help. 23 minutes 18 seconds.
Great video, Joseph. Tom Schweich, Botanist and member of the Jean Sweeney Open Space Park Development Committee
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March 1 Day of Action - March 1, 2012
The San Francisco
Labor Council, Occupy SF, and other community groups held a rally
to protest California State cuts to education and social services.
The rally was held in the SF Civic Center as part of the SF Day
of Action demanding:
- Fully fund public education
- Fully fund
social services, and
- Tax the rich.
This 37 minute 21 second slideshow presents highlights from the late afternoon rally.
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Occupy Wall Street West: Bechtel Morning Protest - 20 January 2012
On the eve of the anniversary of the "Citizen's United" Supreme Court decision that gave corporations the rights of people, citizens vowed to shut down Wall Street West in San Francisco in protest of corporate injustice distorting our lives.
During the Occupy Wall Street West demonstration in San Francisco, antiwar allies including Global Exchange, Iraq Veterans Against the War, Seminary of the Street, Veterans for Peace, Courage to Resist, Code Pink, the Fellowship of Reconciliation, March Forward!, the Iraqi Student Project of Dominican University, and the Campaign for New Priorities targeted Bechtel Corporation. In spite of rough weather, groups united in their protest of the waste and corruption of the Bechtel Group and the ways that its power has distorted our nation's budget priorities.
On the afternoon of the Occupy
Wall Street West demonstration, protestors conducted a teach-in on Bechtel
Corporation's doorstep. Speakers described the waste, corruption, and
public endangerment that Bechtel causes. Iraq Veterans Against the War
demonstrated at the end of the teach-in how military detentions of ordinary
citizens could occur in the U.S. just as they are commonly perpetrated
against people in other countries.
In an extraordinary speech given during the Teach-In, a veteran calls on comrades in the military to stop war that benefits only the 1% at the expense of the rest of us by just saying NO.
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Jobs
Not Cuts, Work Not War - 15 October 2011
People in Oakland rallied and marched to demand economic justice and
an end to wars that are bleeding us dry.
On Saturday, October 15, 2011
the city's streets echoed with cries of "healthcare not warfare!" and
"banks got bailed out, we got sold out!" as more than 2000 "Jobs Not Cuts"
demonstrators marched out from a rally at Laney College demanding basic
economic justice.
The march moved along Eighth Street toClay Street and
then onto Frank Ogawa Plaza in front of Oakland's City Hall, where it
merged with the Occupy Oakland protest that's been encamped there since
Monday, October 10, 2011. More speakers rallied the crowd, including featured
speaker, Danny Glover.
This ten minute video shows important highlights from
both rallies and the march. |
Jobs
Not Cuts, Danny Glover's Speech - 15 October 2011
People in Oakland rallied and marched to demand economic justice and
an end to wars that are bleeding us dry.
On Saturday, October 15, 2011
more than 2000 "Jobs Not Cuts"
demonstrators marched out from a rally at Laney College to City Hall demanding basic
economic justice.
The march moved along Eighth Street to Clay Street and
then on to Frank Ogawa Plaza in front of Oakland's City Hall, where it
merged with the Occupy Oakland protest that's been encamped there since
Monday, October 10, 2011. Danny Glover climaxed the day's events.
This 9 minute 53 second video shows all of Danny's
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ALAMEDA
PUBLIC AFFAIRS FORUM - 12 March 2011
The Rebirth of the American Labor Movement, From Wisconsin to California
Speakers presented information
about the state of the American Labor Movement, focusing
on struggles for democratic organization in California: Arthur
Lipow, president of the Forum; Sal Rosselli,
interim president of the National Union of Health Workers; Steve
Early, author of "Civil Wars in U.S. Labor;" Carl Fenimore,
labor activist, recently returned from witnessing revolutionary events
in Egypt; and Cal Winslow, labor educator, author of
"Labor's Civil War in California."
The presentation was 50 minutes and 30 seconds long.
You can obtain this DVD from APAF as well as a double audio CD set recording
the complete presentation plus question-and-answer session that followed.
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This community meeting was held
on August 26, 2010 in the Alameda Point Theatre. Presenters discussed
reuse experiences at three former California military bases.
Mike Fassler, Assoc. Dir. of Real Estate for the Presidio Trust described
reuse of San Francisco's Presidio Army Base. Douglas
Yount, Director of Strategic Development, described reuse of Monterey's
Fort Ord Army Base. Doug deHaan, Alameda's Vice Mayor,
described reuse of Orange County's El Toro Marine Air
Base. The three different types of solutions offer a range of ideas for
Alamedans to consider when moving ahead with their reuse of the former
Naval Air Station in Alameda Point.
A 40 minute question-and-answer session followed the
presentations. Community members had some interesting, probing questions.
Handouts from the meeting are included on the DVD, along
with a pollution map.
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Held August 11, 2010 in the
Alameda Naval Air Museum, this meeting considered the history
of Alameda Point, previous plans for its development including
the community-based reuse plan, pollution status, and the experiences
of four commercial tenants. The moderator was Nancy Rogers.
Speakers included Doug DeHaan, Vice Mayor; Nancy
Hird of the Alameda Architectural Preservation Society; George
Humphreys from the Restoration Advisory Board; Allen
Mischaan, CEO of Mischaan's Auctions; Todd Roloff,
VPO of NRC Environmental Services; Corwin Hardham, CEO
of Makani Power, Inc.; and Bill Williford, CEO of Rock
Wall Wine Company.
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