After months of hard work, planning and implementation, we are very proud to present the newly designed Media Action Grassroots Network website chock full of new community features to support our network in connecting our media justice work. The redesign of the site was driven by grassroots community suggestions—i.e. more interaction, viral tools, tools for action and the ability to become a one-stop-shop for community-based, media policy change!
With over 150 grassroots member organizations, as well as a new online Media Justice Action Team, the Media Action Grassroots Network is now poised to truly represent a network of grassroots community organizations working together for media policy change to end poverty, eliminate racism, and ensure human rights.
Please take some time to orient yourself with our site and if you would like to participate in leaving comments on our blogs and videos and adding to our forum conversations please register for an account–it's easy!
While you are at it, take a look at some of our features researched, designed and developed to support MAG-Net including:
Learn: Click through our extensive learning community full of resources including policy briefs, our video archive, forums, a resource library, an archive of our digital dialogues and organizing tools. This is your one stop shop for information and resources to support your media justice work.
Campaigns: Join the Media Justice Action Team if you have not already and take action. Also, check out our current campaigns, Mobile Justice: the Fight for Consumer Protections on Mobile Phones, Latinos for Internet Freedom: Internet Sin Fronteras and Broadband for the People.
Blogs: Check back at least once per week to read about the most current actions and issues having to do with media justice, broadband policy, access both urban and rural, race and economic justice among other pertinent topics. We have a tag cloud on the left hand side of the blogs homepage to help you with searching through our blogs by key word, along with a list of all our blogging partners.
If you want to get involved with the conversation, leave a comment as well!
We are very excited to launch this new interactive, community driven site to support our amazing network of grassroots activists, organizers, and media justice enthusiasts.
