[Sfbay-video] 7PM SLIDE SHOW and REPORT BACK FROM NEW ORLEANS--StreetLevel TV at ATA this Sunday

[Mia Rovegno]

Everyone, please note, the screening will start at 7pm
this sunday when local Bay Area activists, volunteers
at the Common Ground Clinic in the Algiers
neighbhorhood of New Orleans, give us a special report
back and slide show from their experiences.

Once again, come check out the latest short docs and
uncensored independent news and media...

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 Episode 18 of StreetLevel TV
 Sunday, October 9th at 7pm
 ATA
 992 Valencia St at 21st Street
 5 bucks

Your favorite locally produced television show is back
 with a ton of great coverage you won't find anywhere
else!
 
This month on SLTV:

 *Third World Majority brings us the latest uncensored
interviews of New Orleans survivors, telling us the
truth about their experiences in the aftermath of
Katrina

 *Meg Dixit talks with the makers of the documentary
"Thirst", discussing the impact of water privatization
on the rebuilding of New Orleans
*SLTV presents our feature producers this month: YO!tv
with subjects ranging from the controversy over
Immigrant licenses, to reflections on visiting Rwanda
in the wake of the early 90's genocide.

*Youth Sounds brings us voices from Oakland reflecting
on how to combat violence in the local community 

*Local experimental filmmakers take us on a trip into
the Presidio Pet Cemetery

*Regular contributors A. Mark Liiv and Kent Howie
bring us "Cheap Travel Destinations", taking us on a
trip to popular Bass Lake
 
 *Echo Park Film center brings us interviews with
Iraqi women living in Los Angeles, discussing their
points of view on the US occupation of Iraq

 And much much more....

 Taking the media back, one episode at a time...
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 For more information on StreetLevel TV (including air
 times), check out:
 http://www.streetleveltv.org
 or email: mail at streetleveltv.org

StreetLevel TV airs on Access SF, Berkeley Community
Media, Manhattan Neighborhood Network (Bronx, NYC,
Staten Island and Brooklyn), and nationally on Free
Speech TV (Dish Network).


		
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