About.
This project was produced by the fall 2020 Social Justice and Social Change class at the University of Nebraska Omaha.
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The Final Products:
Multimedia Project
Community activists, organizers, and volunteers were interviewed to create a set of videos.
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ZinesDigital and hand-crafted zines on the topics of modern-day policing, incarceration, and their roots in slavery.
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Our Team
Multimedia Team:The main task of our team was to create a plan for getting information about these very important topics out to as many people in the Omaha community as possible. We conducted interviews with community activists/organizers, shot and edited the videos, captured footage and then built the website you are currently on.
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Zine Team:
Created a series of three zines reporting on the topic of policing. The zine team broke down into smaller groups to work on their individual zines. The process of making the zines included research and creativity to educate the audience about policing.
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Community Liaison Team:
Contacted organizations and individuals that the class has agreed to work with, which included: explaining the course objects to participants, reporting expectations of participants back to the class, and securing funding for interviews and organization billing.
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Miles Jordan (they/them)
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Scout Black (they/them)
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Clarice Dombeck
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