Indy TV is a weekly studio talk show produced by members of Rochester Indymedia. We feature activists, artists, and regular citizens who are engaged in work that challenges us to build a better world. Our primary focus is local (Rochester, NY), but we occasionally invite national and international guest who are visting rochester to appear on our show.
No NATO! No Immigration Detention! No human being is illegal! On May 15, 2012, in a build-up action to the anti-NATO protests in Chicago of 2012, demonstrators marched to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) office in downtown Chicago shutting it down and demanding an end to immigration detention. Two people were arrested. This report was produced by Rochester Indymedia in Chicago for anti-NATO protests. For more information, check out Chicago.Indymedia.org!
Part of ongoing coverage of the anti-NATO protests in Chicago 2012!
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Anti-NATO coverage from Rochester Indymedia in Chicago. Check out Chicago.Indymedia.org for more info!
100+ demonstrators from Take Back the Land, Band of Rebels and Occupy Rochester NY attempt to deliver a letter to Wells Fargo bank demanding investigation into the questionable foreclosure on homeowner Leonard Spears.
Depositor Denise Reed explains why she moved her money to a credit union during moveon.org demonstration in front of Bank of America
On March 15, 2012, Railroad Yard Central Ave, demonstrators converged at a location between St. Paul St. & Clinton near the railroad tracks to stop an eviction of a 7 year old homeless encampment. The homeless residents, and advocacy groups including Occupy Rochester, House of Mercy, Poor People's Coalition, Social Welfare Action Alliance of Rochester, and Metro Justice Housing Committee are called on Amtrak to stop the eviction until the residents could secure permanent housing. Eviction defe...
The City of Rochester New York is asked to remove public money from Chase Bank. Chase Bank refuses to work with home owners to avoid foreclosure
On April 2nd, 2012, in downtown Rochester, NY, activists held a rally to call attention to the criminalization of visible poverty. Instead of the city, county, state, and federal governments tackling the root causes of poverty and homelessness in our communities, they would rather rely on the prison industrial complex and punish people for being poor through ordinances that outlaw panhandling, loitering, and, among so many others, sleeping in a public space. Slapping fines on poor and homeless...
Israeli citizen and current Detroit resident Jimmy Johnson discusses settler colonialism and Mideast policy