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DOWNLOAD - JUST MUSIC AND EFFECTS:The Activestills collective was established in 2005 by a group of Israeli and international documentary photo-graphers, out of a strong conviction that photography is a vehicle for social change. We believe in the power of images to shape public attitudes and to raise awareness on issues that are generally absent from public discourse. We view ourselves as part of the struggle against all forms of oppression, racism, and violations of the basic right to freedom. We do work on various topics, including the grassroots movement and the popular struggle against the Israeli occupation, women’s rights, immigration, asylum-seekers, social justice, the siege on Gaza, and housing rights inside Israel.
The work as a collective is based upon the belief that mutual work serves each photographer‘s personal statement, and that joint projects will create shared statements that are more powerful than individual ones. The collective, now consisting of ten photographers, operates in Israel/Palestine and focuses on social and political documentation, project production, publication, and exhibition.
Israeli public opinion is shaped first and foremost by the mainstream media, which is shifting to become more racist and violent. The impact of this shift is evident in increased public support for violent military operations, racist legislation, and discriminatory policies. We wish to challenge these changes with our work. Each time our photos are published, either in the mainstream media or in alternative channels, they convey messages that challenge oppression and bring the voices of the unheard into public discourse.
Activestills often uses public space for exhibitions in order to more directly influence public opinion and bring about social change.
Update on THE YES MEN FIX THE WORLD
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Call To Resist the IMF, October 9. – 11. , 2010 Promo video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0L8IFJMu4jI (en) The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank have a well-deserved reputation for being the loan sharks of global capitalism. Both institutions are infamous for forcing poor countries in the global south to ruin their own economies in order to further enrich Western corporations. Nations who decline to borrow money at exorbitant interest rates and then beggar their populations to pay it back (or worse, default on their existing debt), are subjected to trade sanctions that have been described as “the economic equivalent of nuclear war.” The neoliberal regime represented by the IMF has generated intense, and largely successful, resistance across the world. In Argentina a popular revolt in response to the 2001 economic collapse, caused by strict adherence to neoliberal policies, saw three governments toppled in a month. Piqueteros threw up barricades of burning tires on the highways, workers took over their factories, and “Que se vayan todos!” became the rallying cry for an entire nation. After the passage of NAFTA in 1994, the Zapatistas established their own autonomous territory in the Mexican state of Chiapas that survives to this day, in spite of continuous government repression. In North America and Europe massive protests greeted neoliberal elites at every summit, including Seattle in 1999 when the World Trade Organization meeting was completely shut down. In Barcelona in 2001 the World Bank canceled a summit entirely for fear of protests. More recently, world leaders have attempted to re-establish neoliberalism under the guise of recovering from the economic collapse that they themselves caused. The IMF has been recapitalized with 1.1 trillion dollars from the G20 group of nations. Employers everywhere are slashing wages, as governments cut social services correspondingly, all justified by calls to “share the pain.” Resistance has intensified accordingly. Wildcat strikes in Bangladesh have periodically crippled the garment industry there, as workers demand safety improvements and back wages. Protesters in Romania have held huge demonstrations against government-imposed austerity measures. The entire country of Greece has been virtually ungovernable since the riots over the police murder of a 15-year old in December 2008. Riots, general strikes and insurrection are common occurrences. Farmers blockade the Bulgarian border with their tractors and banners are dropped from the Acropolis. The announcement in April that the Greek government would be instituting austerity measures as part of an IMF/European Union bank bailout sent 200,000 protesters into the streets in Athens alone. Here in the US, ground zero for neoliberalism, reaction to the financial collapse has been comparatively muted. Recent protests have not approached the size and intensity of those of the antiglobalization era. The IMF Resistance Network exists to help change that. We are an East coast-based antiauthoritarian group dedicated to organizing demonstrations against IMF and World Bank summit meetings in Washington, DC. The next one is on October 9 – 11 of this year. You’re all invited. Details will follow shortly. See you in the streets, The IMF Resistance Network – (es) El Fondo Monetario Internacional (FMI, o IMF en ingles) y el Banco Mundial (WB) tienen una reputación muy merecida por ser los “tiburones de préstamo” del capitalismo global. Ambas instituciones tienen fama de forzar a países pobres en el Sur Global a arruinar sus propias economías para enriquecer las corporaciones y las bolsas del Norte Global. Naciones que rechacen el dinero prestado a tasas de interés muy exorbitantes y rechacen el rogar a su pueblo que repongan la deuda (o peor, naciones que decidan suspender su deuda), son sujetas a sanciones de intercambio que han sido descritas como “el equivalente económico a una bomba nuclear.” El régimen neoliberal representado por el FMI ha generado intensa, y largamente exitosa resistencia a través del mundo. Justo después de la aprobación del tratado de la NAFTA, lxs Zapatistas tomaron su propio terreno autónomo en el estado Mexicano de Chiapas que sigue hasta hoy día, resistiendo represión continua del gobierno. En Norteamérica y en Europa, protestas masivas se encontraban con la elite neoliberal en cada cumbre, incluyendo Seattle en el 1999 cuando la reunión de la Organización Mundial de Comercio (WTO en ingles) fue completamente parada y cancelada. En Barcelona en el 2001 el Banco Mundial canceló una cumbre enteramente por temor de protestas. En Argentina, una revuelta popular en respuesta al colapso económico del 2001, causada por la adherencia estricta a la política neoliberal, vio la caída de tres gobiernos en solo un mes. Piqueterxs alzaron barricadas de llantas en fuego en las carreteras, trabajadores tomaron sus fabricas, y “¡Que se vayan todos!” se convirtió en el grito de una nación entera. Más recientemente, “líderes” mundiales han tratado de restablecer el neoliberalismo con la excusa de recuperar de la crisis económica que ellos mismos causaron. El FMI ha sido recapitalizado con 1.1 trillones de dólares de parte del grupo de naciones llamado el G20. Empleadores por todas partes están tajando sueldos, mientras los gobiernos cortan servicios sociales a la misma vez, todo siendo justificado como formas de “compartir el dolor.” Justamente, la resistencia se ha ido intensificando. Huelgas salvajes (huelgas sin respaldo sindical) en Bangladesh han debilitado la industria de ropa periódicamente, mientras lxs obrerxs demandan seguridad y sueldos. Protestantes en Romania han llevado a cabo inmensas demonstraciones en contra de los medios de austeridad impuestos por el gobierno. La entera nación de Grecia ha sido virtualmente ingobernable desde los motines en respuesta a la muerte de Alexis Grigoropoulos, un joven de 15 años asesinado por un policía en Diciembre del 2008. Motines, huelgas generales y ataques insurgentes son ocurrencias comunes. Campesinxs bloquearon la frontera de Bulgaria con sus tractores en respuesta y pancartas fueron atadas a la Acrópolis. El anuncio en Abril de que el gobierno griego estaría instituyendo medios de austeridad como parte de un rescate monetario del FMI y la Unión Europea se encontró con 200,000 obrerxs, inmigrantes, anarquistas y radicales en las calles de Atenas. Aquí en los EU, zona cero para el neoliberalismo, reacción a la crisis ha sido relativamente débil. Protestas recientes no han tomado el tamaño ni la intensidad de las de la era de anti-globalización. El IMF Resistance Network existe para ayudar a cambiar tal cosa. Somos un grupo anti-autoritario basado en la costa Este dedicado a movilizar y demonstrar en contra del FMI y el Banco Global y sus reuniones en Washington DC. Su próxima cumbre será en Octubre 9-11 del 2010. Todxs están invitadxs. Visiten imfresistance.org para más información o para contactar. Los vemos en las calles, IMF Resistance Network |
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