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Gina Cardenas

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Writer interested in the intersections where creative expression and citizen media voices serve as a conduit for meaning-making.

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1 February 2012

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United States: The Art of the Occupy Movement

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Actors, visual artists, writers and musicians pay homage to the #Occupy muse and are calling for an international day of creative action on February 12, 2012.

5 March 2011

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USA: Protests in Support of Labor Rights (Videos)

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Across the United States words of solidarity for workers rights and concerns about a union-busting wave are circulating through popular social media sites.

1 February 2011

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Egypt: Protesting Women Celebrated Online

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Women’s roles in the ongoing Egyptian anti-government uprising have captured the attention of bloggers and citizens spreading information on social networking sites.

17 November 2010

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USA: Hunger Strike of Border Women at White House Ends

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Eleven women from the organization La Mujer Obrera (Working Women) who advocate for community-led economic development along the United States-Mexico border, ended a ten-day hunger strike in front of the White House in Washington, D.C today.

9 August 2010

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USA: Oil Spill Generates Swell in Creative Expression

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The BP oil spill has left in its path a disaster that has affected ecological stability and the economic future of the Gulf Coast region. Art is a refuge where people can envision a less bitter finale to the tragedy unfolding in their backyards. It is also a means to dialogue about a profound sense of loss no amount of money can ever remediate.

30 April 2010

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USA: Rallying Cries for Immigration Reform

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In the United States, immigration reform activists have taken to the streets - and the internet - in order to create momentum for comprehensive changes in immigration law.

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