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Mac is back. Read a message from Executive Director Malkia Cyril as she prepares to return from her 5-month sabbatical. Also, our donation drive is underway; please give what you can, together we can continue to create a better future for our communities and our country!
January 18th was a good day - CMJ, thousands of websites and millions of you took a stand against Internet censorship. But it's not over! Today is a new day and we have more work to do. Please join us and other members of the Media Action Grassroots Network in letting members of Congress know we say NO to #PIPA and #SOPA.
Check out Pew Research Center's annual report on the state of journalism. It includes an interactive database of companies that own the news properties in the United States. Despite criticisms that mainstream media often features stories that do not reflect the interests and concerns of individuals and communities, it still remains the biggest source of trusted information for the general public.
Our partners Reel Grrls empower and cultivate the voice and leadership of girls from diverse communities through media production. Generation of Consolidation is a collection of short films created by young women about Media Justice, Net Neutrality, Internet Freedom, Mobile Justice and Low Power FM Radio. Purchase this inspiring DVD today.
Meet Alison, aka @handsoffmymedia, she's CMJ's communications trainer extraordinaire. She creates and edits our curricula and tools, she trains spokespeople for the social justice movement, she's multilingual, she's a poet, blogger, activist, and more. Don't you want to request her expertise in strategic and high impact communications? Of course you do.
Featured Blogs & Dispatches From the Field

Social Justice and Media Action Blog Roundup
Check out some blogs from yesterday's historic online action to protect internet freedom. SOPA and PIPA are part of a larger agenda for communication and media rights to end poverty and racism. Join the movement, and as always click the like button above if you feel me! Read more »

Why should Latin@s care about SOPA?
I know there is a lot to unpack here. Let me just say for the sake of a short blog post that 512 years of occupation should encourage us to weigh in on ANY laws that impact the knowledge, creativity, unique world views and ways of being that reside in our communities. We should be especially vigilant about any laws that could limit our ability to transmit this information—through any medium--between and among ourselves and to future generations through specific cultural channels and designated community knowledge holders. Read more »

Black on Black Digital Freedom: Why I Participated in Yesterday’s Internet Strike
The Internet isn’t freedom, but it’s promise is a path to freedom for black communities- and both the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), and the Protect IP Act (PIPA), threaten that promise. That's why the Center for Media Justice faded to black yesterday- to protest censorship of black voices, brown voices, and the voice of innovation in this country. Read more »
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Featured Video
Click below to watch the Black Voices and Latinos for Internet Freedom Digital Townhall.
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