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    Over the next 12-18 months, MAG-Net members

    will lead diverse regional projects focused on

    digital inclusion, wireless rights, community

    media, cultural and media infrastructure, eco-nomic rights, and elevating the public voice of

    excluded workers. Together, the network will

    work collectively to pass federal and state rules

    to lower the cost of calls from incarcerated and

    detained people and protect under-represented

    wireless consumers.

    MAG-Net is a chapter-based network, with twelve

    regional chapters governed by a team of local Anchor

    institutions in New Mexico, Pennsylvania, New York,

    Texas, California, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia,

    Minnesota, and Illinois. Anchor institutions are lead-

    ing local or statewide groups with the infrastructure,

    capacity, and will to network locally at the intersection

    of media and social justice.

    About the Center for Media Justice (CMJ)

    The Center for Media Justice (CMJ) is a communica-

    tions training, strategy, and action tank mobilizing

    bold cultural strategies to end racism and poverty,

    and strengthen grassroots social justice movements.

    Launched as an organization in 2008, we help racial

    and economic justice groups deploy coordinated

    communications strategies and coalesce their politi-

    cal power for regulatory media change. Our programs

    include the Media Training and Technical Assistance

    Program, and the Media Rights and Access Organizing

    Program.

    CMJ is the fiscal and strategic manager of the Media

    Action Grassroots Network, a signature project of the

    Media Rights and Access Organizing Program. As such,the Center for Media Justice is charged with coordi-

    nating the governance activities of the Anchors Team,

    effective financial management, strategic planning,

    infrastructure management, membership services, and

    mobilization of the network to achieve its shared goals.

    To fulfill this mandate, CMJ has engaged our staff of

    ten- including one full time Membership Organizer, a

    full-time National Organizer, and portions of all remain-

    ing staff time dedicated to network management.

    In July 2012 CMJ additionally contracted a Network

    Development Specialist to implement a 12-month net-work development plan.

    Acknowledgements

    This event would not have been possible without

    support from MAG-Nets funders. Special thanks to

    the Media Democracy Fund, the Ford Foundation,

    the Nathan Cummings Foundation, and the Open

    Society Foundation for their ongoing support of this

    critical work. We also thank the staff of the National

    Labor College, whose service over the years has been

    impeccable.

    None of this work would be possible without the

    dedicated leadership of MAG-Nets anchor groups. We

    thank the Media Literacy Project, Media Mobilizing

    Project, Peoples Production House, Media Alliance,

    IDEPSCA, Urbana-Champaign IMC, Highlander Center,

    Art is Change, Southwest Workers Union, Community

    Media Workshop, Native Public Media Martinez Street

    Womens Center, Working Narratives (formerly known

    as Thousand Kites) and Main Street Project, Other

    network leaders include the Media Justice League,

    Reclaim the Media, and the Esperanza Center.

    Special thanks to Alison Roh Park and Karlos Gauna

    Schmieder for documentation; Community Justice

    Network for Youth, National Network for Immigrant and

    Refugee Rights, Spitfire Strategies, and Lisa Yancey

    for special presentations; and to the Ford Foundation,

    the Media Democracy Fund, the Nathan Cummings

    Foundation, the Open Society Foundation for their

    ongoing support of this critical network.

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