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David Barsamian in Taos What We Say Goes:
Media & U.S. Foreign Policy
Wednesday October 23rd 2013 7 pm
UNM Harwood Museum of ArtBenefit for Cultural Energy
in collaboration with the UNM Harwood Museum of Art.
Co-sponsored by Code Pink Taos, Peace Action New Mexico & Veterans for Peace Taos. Download Barsamian Flyer $10 donation $8 Harwood Alliance members, no one turned away for lack of funds.
David interviews historian Eduardo Galeano - Robin Collier photo
Barsamian will explore the history of U. S. imperialism and predatory capitalism and the “Obama Doctrine” in relation to traditional U.S. rules of engagement, and mass media's role in drumming up support for violent means to uncertain ends.
Barsamian sets the historical context of U. S. complicity in the death squads of the mid 1960’s in Indonesia revealed in “The Act of Killing,” the chilling documentary film screened at the Harwood, Oct. 24/25. Does this complicity continue to this day?
David Barsamian in Española
Capitalism & the Environment
Saturday October 25. 2013 3:30-4:30
with Clayton Thomas-Muller
Sure we have Earth Day, the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act, the Endangered Species Act and the Environmental Protection Agency. Still, the threat to our environment is acute and growing. The majority of solutions on offer, from driving a hybrid, to recycling plastic, to using efficient light bulbs, focus on individual lifestyle choices of mostly privileged people. But the scale of the crisis requires a far deeper and fundamental transformation. As global warming accelerates, carbon-fueled industrial capitalism is systemically incapable of making the necessary radical changes to protect the planet. Its insatiable appetite for profits precludes it from doing so. It is time to think about a different economic system.
David Barsamian in Española SaturdayApril 27, 2013 3 - 5 pm
In the Convento in the Plaza of Española "From I Have a Dream to I Have a Drone" $5 donation, under 18 free, no one turned away for lack of funds. Hosted by the Española American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees (AFSCME) and co-sponsored by Cultural Energy, Tewa Women United and Four Bridges. Refreshments provided by AFSCME.
David Barsamian in New Mexico Friday July 6, 2012, 7 PM
"U.S.-Israel: War on Iran”
Unitarian Church, 107 W. Barcelona
Santa Fe, NM
Partial list of endorsers: Occupy Santa Fe, Another Jewish Voice of Santa Fe, Vets for Peace, People for Peace, Social Justice Group, Unitarian Church.
David Barsamian in New Mexico Tue Mar 20 20126:30 Santa Fe Lannan Foundation. James Little
David in conversation with Chris Williams on the Ecological Crisis.
Wed Mar 21, 6 pm Uprisings: Kashmir to Cairo to Wall Street
Albuq Center for Peace and Justice
202 Harvard SE, Albuquerque
505-858-0882, citizen@comcast.net
David Barsamian in Montezuma, New Mexico Mon Apr 9 2012 7 pm War of the Words: Decoding Propaganda - Sponsored by the Las Vegas Peace & Justice Center
Occupy the Economy
Challenging Capitalism
David Barsamian interviews economist Richard Wolff New book from City Lights
David Barsamian in New Mexico Tue Apr 10 2012 6:30 Santa Fe Lannan Foundation. James Little
David in conversation with Phyllis Bennis on the Middle East.
Freedom of Expression, the Media and Democracy Friday February 17 2011 7 pm
Thanks to all who came to this almost sold out talk!
David Barsamian
Speaking in Taos at the
Harwood Museum of Art
Arthur Bell Auditorium Jointly presented by Cultural Energy, the Harwood Museum of Art & the University of New Mexico $10 at the door $8 for Harwood Museum Alliance and Cultural Energy Members. No one turned away for lack of funds..
One of America's most tireless and wide-ranging investigative journalists, David Barsamian has altered the independent media landscape, both with his weekly radio show Alternative Radio-now in its 26th year-and with his books with Noam Chomsky, Eqbal Ahmad, Howard Zinn, Tariq Ali, Arundhati Roy and Edward Said. His latest book of interviews with Noam Chomsky is How the World Works. Barsamian, who was deported from India last fall due to his reporting on Kashmir and other revolts, discusses world affairs, the state of journalism, censorship, the economic crisis and global rebellions.
David Barsamian Deported from India to Silence his Reporting on Kashmir
David is interviewed by Lorene Mills on the half hour “Report from Santa Fe” Sunday Nov 13, 2011 7:30 am on KNME TV Ch. 5.1 Albuquerque.
David Barsamian spoke in Santa Fe Monday October 24 2011 at the Center for Contemporary Arts with Jason Silverman Barsamian Talk 55:53 Q & A after CCA talk 11:49
The Guardian UK: Arundhati Roy: The Dead Begin to Speak up in India Roy speaks out about David Barsamian's deportation from India and the killing by the Indian government of thousands in Kashmir and among the Adivasi peoples in India. Ignore the rabid comments by wealthy Indians attacking David & Arundahti Roy.
Founder of Alternative Radio and good friend of CE, was deported from India on Sep 23, on has arrival for 3 weeks of interviews on Kashmir and India. Indian officials claimed he had violated his tourist visa by doing interviews in his previous trip, even though he was paid by no one for his reporting, and has done such reporting for decades. His interviews and articles have exposed the oppressive conditions in Kashmir, and the extreme fate of tribal peoples in India. Arundhati Roy is preparing an article on this of censorship by the so-called democracy of India. Here is David on events in Kashmir recorded March 2011 7:23.
David Barsamian is the award winning founder and director of Alternative Radio, the independent weekly series based in Boulder, Colorado. Alternative Radio is broadcast on public radio stations throughout the world. His interviews and articles appear in The Progressive, The Nation, Z and other journals and magazines.
He is winner of the Media Education Award, the ACLU’s Upton Sinclair Award for independent journalism, the Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Award and the Cultural Freedom Fellowship from the Lannan Foundation. The Institute for Alternative Journalism named him one of its Top Ten Media Heroes. He is the author of numerous books with Noam Chomsky, Howard Zinn, Eqbal Ahmad, Tariq Ali and Edward Said. Recent books are "Targeting Iran" and "How the World Works"
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