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Radio Rootz DC broadcast the Express Yourself! Youth Media Festival

Posted on 12 May 2010 in SMOP DC


Did you miss the live Radio Rootz broadcast from the Express Yourself! Youth Media Festival? Good thing we recorded it. The student-led broadcast streamed youth performances and the young
hosts interviewed youth performers and festival organizers. The Radio
Rootz broadcast, Sound Beat, includes original songs, hip hop and spoken
word performances. Youth-to-youth interviews discuss the meaning of
art, media, and community engagement. Listen now.

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Tags: People's Production House, Radio Rootz, Radio Rootz DC, Youth Media  

DC High School Journalists to Broadcast Live at Youth Media Festival

Posted on 06 May 2010 in SMOP DC

Contact: Leigh Ann Caldwell, DC Director: 202-596-1893

High School students from DC based youth media program “Radio Rootz” will conduct a live Internet broadcast from the Express Yourself! Youth Media Festival in downtown Silver Spring on Saturday, May 8th.  

The festival is expected to attract at least 3,000 youth and their families. Radio Rootz students will conduct “live” interviews with young performers and artists and will broadcast the awards ceremony for the 5 performance categories for middle school, high school, and post-high school contestants.  Radio Rootz students have been learning journalism and broadcast skills through out the school year. This youth led broadcast is …

WHO: Radio Rootz youth high school journalists aged 15 – 19

WHAT: Youth-led live broadcast from Express Yourself! Youth Media Festival hosted by the Gandhi Brigade.

The live stream will be active during the broadcast:
http://66.246.184.113:8000/youthmedia.mp3

WHEN: Saturday, May 8; 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm

WHERE: Downtown Silver Spring, Colesville Road. The Radio Rootz “live” broadcast booth will be in the youth press tent located to the left of the stage. (See attached map.)

Radio Rootz DC Director, Leigh Ann Caldwell says, “The youth have spent the year learning how to conduct interviews, how to write for broadcast, and how to be journalists. At the Express Yourself! Youth Media Festival, their skills will culminate in a production that brings this exciting youth festival to people unable to attend.”

Radio Rootz is a college-level program that is building the next generation of dynamic media makers and inspiring community leaders! The year-long program works in DC public schools and culminates in a paid summer internship. Radio Rootz is a program of People’s Production House.

  

DC High School Journalists to Broadcast Live at Youth Media Festival

Posted on 06 May 2010 in Uncategorized

Contact: Leigh Ann Caldwell, DC Director: 202-596-1893

High School students from DC based youth media program “Radio Rootz” will conduct a live Internet broadcast from the Express Yourself! Youth Media Festival in downtown Silver Spring on Saturday, May 8th.  

The festival is expected to attract at least 3,000 youth and their families. Radio Rootz students will conduct “live” interviews with young performers and artists and will broadcast the awards ceremony for the 5 performance categories for middle school, high school, and post-high school contestants.  Radio Rootz students have been learning journalism and broadcast skills through out the school year. This youth led broadcast is …

WHO: Radio Rootz youth high school journalists aged 15 – 19

WHAT: Youth-led live broadcast from Express Yourself! Youth Media Festival hosted by the Gandhi Brigade.

The live stream will be active during the broadcast:
http://66.246.184.113:8000/youthmedia.mp3

WHEN: Saturday, May 8; 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm

WHERE: Downtown Silver Spring, Colesville Road. The Radio Rootz “live” broadcast booth will be in the youth press tent located to the left of the stage. (See attached map.)

Radio Rootz DC Director, Leigh Ann Caldwell says, “The youth have spent the year learning how to conduct interviews, how to write for broadcast, and how to be journalists. At the Express Yourself! Youth Media Festival, their skills will culminate in a production that brings this exciting youth festival to people unable to attend.”

Radio Rootz is a college-level program that is building the next generation of dynamic media makers and inspiring community leaders! The year-long program works in DC public schools and culminates in a paid summer internship. Radio Rootz is a program of People’s Production House.

  

Using Social Networking Tools to Empower Communities

Posted on 05 May 2010 in Broadband Stories, Media Policy, Media Production

Re-framing how the media portrays immigrant communities and immigration issues is a core part of the organizing mission at Families for Freedom, a New York based immigrant rights organization. The Internet is an important tool in this reframing process, empowering immigrant communities with the digital tools to tell and share their stories. Families for Freedom Executive Director Janis Rosheuvel explains how the Internet and social networking tools have helped their members organize towards positive outcomes for their communities.

Report by PPH

 

Tags: broadband connection, community organization, digital divide, Immigrants  
  • Testimonials

    -Angela Heller,</br>Age 17

    Radio Rootz made me more confident about what I do in life. I used to be afraid to speak to people because of my speech impediment. Now I can speak to anybody and ask great questions about any subject. After hearing myself talk on the recorder and the radio, I feel more confident.

    -Angela Heller,
    Age 17

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