A media presentation and discussion about the life and activist media work of Kiyoshi Kuromiya, a pioneer of freedom of speech on the internet, who focused on the spread of information about HIV/AIDS.

Facilitated by StoryCorps, this dynamic panel explores how narrative choices in media either reinforce harmful stereotypes or create pathways for understanding.

A discussion on navigating censorship, surveillance, and political repression through innovative storytelling and production techniques.

Local filmmaker Aidan Guynes, leads an interactive master class about nurturing your media projects from script to screen

Young media creators speak about the ways their creative projects shift the harmful narratives that shape their world, and how media can be used to disrupt systematic patterns of harm.

Hosts Toya Haynes and Nathan Mutale interview Philadelphia community media organizations and celebrate the work they do.

About Philly’s podcast landscape, how to maintain local roots, and develop your podcast show. These seasoned producers will offer industry insight whether you’re a novice or expert

WPPM's 7th ANNIVERSARY and COMMUNITY MEDIA DAY: a national celebration of voices that brings awareness to the importance of free speech and accessible media for all individuals to have their voices heard.

Shifting the Narrative: A conversation on the harmful impact of crime coverage on Black & Brown people in Phila & the efforts to change the way public safety & justice issues are reported

an annual celebration of voices that brings awareness to the importance of free speech and accessible media for all individuals to have their voices heard

As a tool for organizing - discussion taking a historical look of how music impacted community and sparked grass roots advocacy.

Members of Next Gen Task Force, YASP and Life do Grow share tips on how networks and coalition building can build community power.

Policies are promulgated by those we elect. On what basis do we make that decision? Does our faith practice encourage/obligate us to vote in the first place?

A conversation focusing on how individuals with disabilities can build community power through advocacy. How can we better support disabled communities?

How can impact producing Build Community Power with media campaigns?

IPD Philly press conference & opening performance at Shackamaxon Park (Penn Treaty Park), featuring Native American, First Nations & Indigenous communities history, resilience & strength

Discussion of access to technology, media literacy, and the power of non-commercial media to Building Community power.

Topics include: Racial Injustice, Recognizing Spin Propaganda in Media, Countdown/Deadline to Register to Vote, Government Corruption, Criminal Justice Reform, Electoral College, Voter Education

Election Edition: town hall all around voting and youth community issues connected to government leadership.

What does it mean to radically imagine? The 10 minute stories range from Black Joy, historical satire, community activism, grief and loss, and everything in between.

Artist Activists amplify stories in Philadelphia’s historic archival collections & preserve records of today’s acts of resistance against systemic issues of racism, stereotypes, classism, food insecurity, discrimination, cultural conventions.

Celebrate everything that makes PhillyCAM the hub of community power that it is with these twelve unique stories from PhillyCAM producers

People Power Media Fest 2022 Building Community Power