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Global Action Project's Holiday Party

12/19/2011 - 4:00pm to 8:00pm

The best party of the year if you like: Youth Breaking Borders, SupaFriends, Community Media in Action, youth, karaoke, food, piñatas, open mics, people, talking, disco balls, nerds.

Come celebrate with us! That means you Alumni, Family, Staff, Board, Friends, YBB, SF, CMIA!

Youth: 4PM - 6PM
Everyone: 6PM - 8PM

RSVP on Facebook or to media [at] global-action [dot] org

Meet GAP's New Board Member Elz Cuya!

We are so delighted to have Elz Cuya join the Global Action Project community. Elz is passionate about social justice and young people, which makes Global Action Project a natural and inspiring place for her to be! Read more »

GAP Programs Starting Up Soon!

Listen up, folks! It's that time of year again. Wanna make media that matters?! G.A.P. programs are starting soon. Our open houses are coming up on Nov 2nd and 3rd.

Community Radio for Youth Power!

Youth voices. Youth choices. Join this webinar to learn about this historic opportunity for youth to control the media and the message. Amplify our voices. Amplify our movements!

G.A.P. to participate in New York City’s First-Ever Social Justice Artists’ Convening

G.A.P. is excited to be a part of the first Social Justice Artists' Convening planned by the Social Justice Artists' Collaborative on Wednesday, September 21. The day-long convening will bring together NYC-based arts organizations, artists, and supporting funders in an unprecedented opportunity to create community among those doing work at the intersection of arts and social justice.

Media in Action 2011

On the last weekend of July 2011, G.A.P. convened our Media in Action Institute, which focused on educational justice. We received more applications to participate than ever before: 90 organizations applied, with 33% from California alone. The institute trained the largest group of any Media in Action: 20 individual organizers from 10 organizations across the country. Participating groups were: Read more »

NYC Digital Waves Youth Media Festival 2011

NYC Digital Waves Youth Media Festival 2011
07/30/2011 - 10:00am to 5:00pm

Who: You 13+

What: To Celebrate, Connect, Create

Why: A gathering for youth to exchange ideas, A plase to teach and each from others, A change to experience different forms of media, A network and a community

To learn more and to register visit: www.nycdigitalwavesfest.org

Global Action Project is going to the Allied Media Conference!

Three youth producers from Global Action Project's SupaFriends program will be facilitating "Queer Youth of Color Making Media, Building Community" at the Allied Media Conference in Detroit. Come check it out!

Keisha Knows and Three Queer Mice screening this Thursday at the Maysles Cinema as part of the Homo-Harlem Film Festival

Join us for the Second Night of the two day Third Annual Homo-Harlem Film Series featuring two short films created by Global Action Project's Supafriends Program, Three Queer Mice and Keisha Knows, that play upon LGBT issues, followed by Charles Bracks' Dreams Deferred: The Sakia Gunn Film Project, exploring the murder of 15 year old Sakia Gunn in a hate crime which was largely undocumented by the press.

"I Am Lobsang": New Video by G.A.P.'s Youth Breaking Borders Program

I Am Lobsang

"I Am Lobsang" is one of several videos produced by the youth producers of Global Action Project during the 2010-11 program year. The video was recently screened at G.A.P.'s End-of-Year Screening, along with the other works. We will post all videos from 2010-11 soon. Watch "I Am Lobsang" now.