This segment from the "MAG-Net Hour"  was produced and broadcast on Global Movements Urban Struggles (WBAI-NYC).  The full segment was recorded live at the Allied Media Conference in Detroit, MI. This recap features interviews with: 
Angella Bellota (MAG-Net Membership Organizer)
Antoine Haywood (PhillyCAM), 
Brenden Kelly (Waite House) 
Christina Rodriguez (Generation Justice) 
Mary Alice Crim (Free Press)
Sabrina Roach (Brown Paper Tickets)

"The MAG-Net Hour" on Really Rad Radio TV

This is the Testimony of Kevin Reese who is incarcerated at the Lino Lakes Correctional Facility in Lino Lakes, MN. 

Kevin Reese Testimony

Connection Over Profit: Our Fight to Close the Communications Gap sheds light on the human and social costs of not having access to phone and internet in order to stay connected to loved ones and their support systems. Our featured speakers shared more about the burden carried by families with incarcerated loved ones, as well as the experience of rural and low-income communities who struggle with the digital divide.
This audio segment features two of our presenters. For more information, including the presentation, please visit: http://mag-net.org/?p=3383/

MAG - Net Media Justice Salon 10 - 28 - 15

Mel Conklin is a senior citizen living in St. Paul, MN. He currently doesn't have Internet access at home.


Mel Conklin Story

Roxanne O'Brien is a mother of three living in Minneapolis, MN.  She doesn't have Internet access at home. 

Roxanne O'Brien Story

"I Think It's Unfair To The Kids"

Join the The Center for Media Justice and Open Technology Institute in partnership with ColorOfChange.org, 18 Million Rising, American Civil Liberties Union, Upturn, The Center for Democracy and Technology, for: 

#StopSpying: What the Apple Order Could Mean For the Masses and Our Movements 

Panelists Include: 
Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Center for Democracy and Technology 
Neema Singh Guliani, American Civil Liberties Union 
Ross Schulman, Open Technology Institute 
Tiffany Cheng, Fight for the Future 


Background: 
On Tuesday, a federal judge in Riverside, California, ordered Apple to help the government unlock and decrypt the iPhone 5C used by Syed Rizwan Farook, one of the alleged San Bernardino attackers. 

Specifically, the government has compelled a technology company to 'assist' law enforcement by designing custom software that would disable security features on the phone to allow FBI access - and the ramifications of such a precedent could be tremendous. 

Technology, social justice and legal partners have come together to deliver a phone briefing on this ruling that helps social justice activists, technologists and others better understand what has happened, what it means, what will happen next, and what we can do.

#StopSpying  What The Apple Order Could Mean For The Masses And Our Movements

Coco Davis shares the disturbing story of how her uncle was surveilled via electronic monitors -- even after death. Learn more: bit.ly/nodigitalprisons