We are an all-volunteer group of media-makers trying to give coverage and attention to social justice movements and marginalized communities in Maine. Each month, videomakers across the state document important political issues and grassroots efforts affecting Maine people. All of these videos are combined into a monthly newsreel called the Maine Video Activists Network! Tune in each month to see what Maine people are doing to make our communities and our globe a better place to live for everyone!
Presentation about Clean Drinking Water Project in Nicaragua.
Jesse Vear from POWER (People Organizing to Win Economic Rights) talks about what a Bill of Economic Human Rights would look like.
Veterans for Peace of Maine organize a walk across Maine to raise awareness around the cost of the wars.
People rally in Auburn in response to homophobia-related suicides that have received more coverage by mainstream media.
Stop the deportation of Selvin Arevalo, an undocumented person from Guatemala who was detained one month before earning his high school diploma. He has lived in the United States for 10 years (since he was 14). 202-282-8495 - Call Janet Napolitano, Director of DHS, and ask that Selvin Arevalo (A# 087 766 431) be released from detention in Cumberland County Jail and that his deportation be deferred .
Jake Dilliberto, US Marine and Combat Veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan, discusses the "war on terror" and the peace movement.
On May 15th, the Bangor Public Library hosted a symposium studying the effects of using Indian logos and mascots in Maine Schools.
Pete Sirois discusses the irony of the unsolicited gifts he received from the National Veterans Foundation in DC, which happen to not be manufactured in the United States.
Pete Sirois interviews a medical marijuana grower about how regulations affect the distribution and use of marijuana for medical purposes.
On December 1st, 2009, community members across Maine came together to celebrate World AIDS Day in Augusta.