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Sahleem Tindle family at DA office rally and march 4-2-18 (audio/amr 553.6KB) On Monday, April 2, the family of Sahleem Tindle met with District Attorney Nancy O’Malley, who gave minimal acknowledgment of having viewed murder video...no response to list of questions...marching to Oscar Grant Plaza after rally outside......
Posted: Tue, Apr 3, 2018 12:26pm PDT
rally outside courthouse (audio/amr 553.9KB) Sahleem's mother calls out DA's 6,000$ from police union and thanks cousin of killer Joseph Mateau for coming foreward w/ details of his racism and unfitness fo...
Posted: Tue, Apr 3, 2018 12:26pm PDT
more rally...moving down 14th st (audio/amr 553.7KB) (8:59 min.)...
Posted: Tue, Apr 3, 2018 12:26pm PDT
marching out DA's office (audio/amr 79.7KB) ...and the walls come tumbling down (1:17 min)...
Posted: Tue, Apr 3, 2018 12:26pm PDT
Womanifest 9: The Healer, A Celebration of Black Women in New Orleans (audio/mpeg 23.2MB) Kezia Vida of WTUL News and Views spoke with Brotha Shack and Mama Fiyah about the True Love Movement and their upcoming festival, Womanifest 9, coming up on March 3rd in New Orleans. Speaking about the importance of celebrating and supporting black women, what healing means, and the role of non-black people in the movement....
Posted: Fri, Mar 2, 2018 7:19am PST
Adolph Reed Jr. on Black Politics in New Orleans and Beyond (audio/mpeg 89.6MB) On February 5th, 2018, writer and scholar Adolph Reed, Jr. gave a public lecture on Black Politics in New Orleans and Beyond to close out Sites of Resistance: An Exhibit Exploring the Geographies + Histories of Social Change in New Orleans....
Posted: Mon, Feb 26, 2018 8:44am PST
Paper Monuments : History Unbound (audio/mpeg 27.5MB) Paper Monuments is a series of opportunities, events, and interventions that combines public pedagogy and participatory design to expand our collective understanding of New Orleans and answer the grounding question: What is an appropriate monument to the city of New Orleans today?...
Posted: Fri, Feb 2, 2018 3:44pm PST
Stories at the Crossroads: Who Built This City? (audio/mpeg 28.8MB) Mr. John Hankins, Director of the Craftsman Guild of New Orleans, offers his answer to the guiding question of the Paper Monuments project: what is an appropriate monument to our city today? His story draws our attention to the often unacknowledged work of craftsmen who do ironwork, ornamental plastering, restoration welding, and blacksmithing, and on the concrete block where the Jefferson Davis monument once stood, Mr. Hankins' words about the craftsmen Philip Reid formulate into a monument ...
Posted: Fri, Oct 20, 2017 2:43pm PDT
Sites of Resistance in New Orleans (audio/x-wav 270.0MB) Sue Mobley, Public Programs Manager at Tulane School of Architecture's Small Center for Collaborative Design, joined WTUL News and Views to talk about the Small Center's upcoming exhibit, Sites of Resistance. The exhibit explores geographies and histories of social change in New Orleans and intends to reframe the narrative of New Orleans as a city with a dominant role in intense organizing, legal strategy, labor struggle, and civil rights activism....
Posted: Mon, Sep 11, 2017 4:49am PDT
Full audio of the "Say No to Hate in the Bay" rally (audio/mpeg 23.0MB) (audio 1:06:57)...
Posted: Mon, Aug 21, 2017 10:38pm PDT
Intersectional Community Organizing for Social Justice Roundtable, March 2017 (audio/mpeg 45.7MB) Panel on intersectional activism in New Orleans...
Posted: Mon, Jun 5, 2017 7:11am PDT
New Orleans Residents say no to building a mental health jail add on. (audio/mpeg 27.7MB) On Thursday May 11, 2017 - New Orleans residents opposed to jail expansion and criminalizing mentally ill people voiced their concerns at a City Council Criminal Justice Committee hearing....
Posted: Sun, May 14, 2017 8:16pm PDT
Nicole Humphrey, 'Not Racist or Bigot,' on Class and Section 8 Housing (audio/mpeg 764.0KB) "It's just not people who are of the same class as us. Which sounds bad, but I don't mean that in a bad way."
- Nicole Humphrey...
Posted: Wed, May 10, 2017 5:14pm PDT
Audio: Louise Rosealma on Berkeley and It’s Implications (audio/mpeg 23.2MB) [ Audio: 34:12 ]...
Posted: Tue, Apr 18, 2017 5:39pm PDT
Audio: Where Are Those Ancestors Now? (audio/mpeg 55.5MB) [ Audio: 40:22 ]
“Where are those ancestors now?”: How battles over sacred sites have revived Ohlone culture...
Posted: Wed, Mar 29, 2017 7:33pm PDT
Jenny Yanez on Solidarity with the Muslim Community (audio/mpeg 11.5MB) Jenny Yanez joins WTUL News and Views in the studio to discuss how folks can stand in solidarity with the local Muslim community....
Posted: Thu, Mar 16, 2017 11:39am PDT
Brytanee Brown on Housing and Urban Displacement: Oakland and New Orleans (audio/mpeg 9.8MB) Oakland-based activist Brytanee Brown joins WTUL News and Views in the studio to discuss housing as a women's issue, re-imagining the language and intentions of urban planning and design, and some solutions for combatting urban displacement....
Posted: Thu, Mar 16, 2017 10:21am PDT
Interview with Zero from El Vuh about Mexica New Year on March 11-12 in San José, California (audio/x-wav 103.0MB) Calpulli Tonalehqueh's Aztec New Year is a multi-cultural, family event in celebration of the Aztec New Year beginning with a sunrise ceremony and features live entertainment, arts, crafts, information, food and beverage booths....
Posted: Sun, Mar 12, 2017 7:57am PDT
Tulane: Uncovering the Racial Legacy (audio/x-wav 237.1MB) Tulane history professors Emily Clark and Laura Adderley discuss Tulane's racial legacy with focus on the role of the slave economy in the university's endowment and the elements of history that illuminate possibilities for change. This talk, presented by the Tulane Historical Society, took place at Rogers Memorial Chapel on Tulane Campus, February 21, 2017 [23:28]....
Posted: Fri, Mar 3, 2017 8:30am PST
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