Showing videos filed under: tami gold

• Feminism Today, Ann Wright in Gaza, and Women's Movements

  March 9, 2009

  As we celebrate the 98th anniversary of International Women’s Day, what are the goals of women’s liberation today? Ann Wright reports from Gaza. And Charlotte Bunch on the history and future of women's movements.

  • ann wright
  • center for women\'s global leadership
  • charlotte bunch
  • grittv
  • international women\'s day
  • jennifer baumgardner
  • laura flanders
  • linda-martin alcoff
  • manifesta
  • oxfam
  • staceyann chin
  • tami gold

• A Movement in Oaxaca

  February 17, 2009

  In 2006 New York reporter and activist Brad Will was killed by paramilitaries in Oaxaca, where he was covering a teachers’ strike. Since the strike--demanding higher salaries and free books for all students--the movement has expanded but the violence hasn’t stopped. Tami Gold, in her film Land, Rain and Fire looks at the impact of Nafta, privatization, and land appropriation on the people of the region.

  • brad will
  • grittv
  • land rain fire
  • laura flanders
  • oaxaca
  • privatization
  • tami gold

• Obama and Latin America, Presidential Doodles, and a Movement in Oaxaca

  February 16, 2009

  If Barack Obama was in fact a socialist, as right wing ideologues suggested back in October, he probably would have taken a more conciliatory tone toward Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez upon entering office.

  • barack obama
  • Bolivia
  • cabinet magazine
  • eva golinger
  • Greg Grandin
  • grittv
  • Hugo Chavez
  • jim shultz
  • land rain and fire
  • laura flanders
  • Sujatha Fernandes
  • tami gold
  • Venezuela