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Welcome to the latest edition of Clip of the Week! Today we bring you The George Stoney Memorial, a special documentary dedicated to the life and work of Stoney, a documentary filmmaker and educator who was called “the father of public access” and who was a founder and early board member of our very...

Happy Monday, and welcome back to Clip of the Week! Today we bring you a fresh episode from “Deprogramming Hour,” a variety show covering art and society. The segment features Stephen Konzen, a.k.a.

MNN’s El Barrio Firehouse Community Media Center on Friday hosted the Alliance for Community Media’s Youth Media Summit, a symposium on education, policy, funding and community initiatives supporting digital and news literacy in America’s youth.

Welcome back to MNN Diaries, our monthly blog series that lets you get to know the talented producers and hosts behind MNN’s diverse programming.

It’s Clip of the Week time again, and since we’re all in entertainment mode (yay, summer!), we chose The Carmen Mathis Show, a biweekly series that presents performances by singers, dancers and actors, followed by interviews with the talent.

For our last Clip of the Week, in honor of Pride Month we featured "Gay USA," MNN's weekly news show dedicated to examining big headlines from an LGBT perspective. And for the latest installment of Clip of the Week, we bring you..."Gay USA"! We absolutely had to share this video after the U.S.

“Repressive policing is nothing new in low-income communities and communities of color. Many generations have fought against police abuse police brutality and police killings of innocent people. Stop-and-frisk is the 21st century version.”

June is Gay Pride Month, and revelers in New York and around the country are holding parades, rallies and parties to celebrate the group’s identity and advocate civil rights.

Every year we urge you (and remind you and beg you) to submit all of your amazing work to the Hometown Media Awards. And guess what?