Activism around the Pacifica Radio Network of Radio Stations. KPFA, KPFK, KPFT, WBAI & WPFW in Berkeley, Los Angeles, Houston, New York and Washington D.C. and affiliate Stations....
This page was last updated on August 21st, 2008
This page was last updated on August 21st, 2008
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FAIR Resources: Pacifica Radio
Statements, articles and broadcasts on the Pacifica Radio Network from 'Fairness and Accuracy In Reporting', the national media watch group.
Verna Avery-Brown's Speech at the Pacifica Teach-in
The former Pacifica News anchor explains her resignation.
Pacifica Foundation - Articles of Incorporation
Read about the principles on which the Pacifica Foundation was created.
The Pacifica WebRing
Network of websites devoted to free speech, free expression and the promotion of alternative viewpoints through the Pacifica Foundation, radio stations, network affiliates, supporters and web sites.
We Protest Pacifica
Declaration protesting the "Coup" at WBAI signed by, among others: Noam Chomsky, Laura Flanders, Jim Hightower, Margaret Ratner Kunstler, Edward Said and Howard Zinn.
The Theft of Pacifica!
Information and links concerning the conflict between the Pacifica Radio Network, stations and the communities they serve.
Listener Lawsuit Document Archive
Frequently updated archive of all legal documents relating to the partially resolved listener lawsuits against the former Pacifica National Board.
Taking Back Pacifica in a Nutshell
Describes some of the main events in recent years leading up to the past boycotts, lawsuits and protests.
Amy Goodman and the East Timor Massacre
Pacifica's 'Democracy Now' and its host A. Goodman came under attack about her accounts on East Timor and the Santa Cruz massacre. The page contains statements and information defending her work.
Electronic Frontier Foundation: Open Letter to Pacifica
EFF letter to Pacifica Foundation board, criticizing Pacifica's attempt to silence critics by taking away their domain names.
Democracy Now!
Homepage of Amy Goodman's acclaimed Pacifica show. She had been harassed by Pacifica before the radio network was reclaimed by activists.
Pacifica Foundation By-laws; Proposed, Current and Past (2/2001)
Ex-Pacifica Board Member John Murdock's proposed bylaws that activists fought to defeat.
Committee to Remove the Pacifica Board
The Committee together with the nationwide efforts of media activists reached a legal settlement paving the way to resolve the 'Pacifica Crisis'.
The Crisis at Pacifica and Why it Matters
Information about the bannings, firings and the slide towards "NPR Lite', covering all stations in the Pacifica Radio Network.
Pacifica Silences Discussion; Listeners Lose Out
A media advisory by Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting compiling a list of Pacifica's past attempts to censor broadcasts and stifle discussion.
New Pacifica List
A discussion list for participants in work groups that are forging a new Pacifica. (Yahoo! Groups)
San Francisco Pacifica Protest
Covers protests and activism to restore Pacifica to a network of community radio stations. Mainly for Bay Area and San Francisco.
KOOP-FM Takes a Stand in Support of Pacifica Workers
Resolution after Pacifica threats that it would no longer allow KOOP to air it's news. KOOP was first to air union-busting disclaimers before Pacifica Programs.
Lew Hill: The Theory Of Listener-Sponsored Radio
Often quoted text by conscientious objector and Pacifica founder Lewis Hill outlining the idea behind the radio network (1951).
Save Pacifica
Restoring Pacifica as a democratic forum for independent voices.
Pacifica Network
Community-based radio network.
Pacifica Local Advisory Boards
Links to the groups which review and recommend programming and policy for the Pacifica Network stations.
'Democracy Now!' Archive
Archive of broadcasts of the national Pacifica program 'Democracy Now!'. From 1997 to mid-2003.
Pricks Up Your Ears
Alexander Cockburn in The Nation on struggles at Pacifica and KPFA, in which the network's national directors called in police to haul out staffers at the Berkeley station.
Free Pacifica Radio
Promoting the return of democratic control to the Pacifica Foundation.
Sign a Declaration to the Court supporting the Listeners Lawsuit - Affiliates
Notice to the court for Pacifica affiliate station listeners and supporters. One of the issues raised is the demand for removal of the illegally seated Pacifica directors.
Censored Broadcast of Democracy Now!
Audio of live broadcast featuring D. Bernstein, released from jail after his arrest at KPFA, Pacifica had refused further access to this show in the past.
Democracy Now! Hijacked by Bessie Wash
Allegations made by radio activists concerning the new management of the Pacifica Foundation, including a transcript of Wash's statement interrupting the DN broadcast and various subsequent e-mails.
The Smoking Gun: Government Involvement in Political Censorship of Pacifica Radio
Transcript of speech by former Pacifica National News Director Dan Coughlin.
Pacifica's Crisis: Underlying Causes and Prescriptions for Renewal
Document by Ralph Engelman, Mimi Rosenberg, Pepsi Charles and Karen Frillmann analyzing the crisis and it's origins.
The A-infos Radio Project
Contains collection of Pacifica broadcasts. The A-Infos Radio Project was formed to provide the means to share radio programs via the internet.
Pacifica Radio Listener Message Boards
Listener forums for the five Pacifica stations. For the exchange of ideas to build stronger and better stations and help guide Pacifica to serve its listeners and its founding mandate.
Pacifica Foundation Falsely Accuses Activists of Violence
Response to allegations of violence on the part of free-speech activists after Bessie Wash interrupts Democracy Now to accuse advocates.
Statements, articles and broadcasts on the Pacifica Radio Network from 'Fairness and Accuracy In Reporting', the national media watch group.
The former Pacifica News anchor explains her resignation.
Read about the principles on which the Pacifica Foundation was created.
Network of websites devoted to free speech, free expression and the promotion of alternative viewpoints through the Pacifica Foundation, radio stations, network affiliates, supporters and web sites.
Declaration protesting the "Coup" at WBAI signed by, among others: Noam Chomsky, Laura Flanders, Jim Hightower, Margaret Ratner Kunstler, Edward Said and Howard Zinn.
Information and links concerning the conflict between the Pacifica Radio Network, stations and the communities they serve.
Frequently updated archive of all legal documents relating to the partially resolved listener lawsuits against the former Pacifica National Board.
Describes some of the main events in recent years leading up to the past boycotts, lawsuits and protests.
Pacifica's 'Democracy Now' and its host A. Goodman came under attack about her accounts on East Timor and the Santa Cruz massacre. The page contains statements and information defending her work.
EFF letter to Pacifica Foundation board, criticizing Pacifica's attempt to silence critics by taking away their domain names.
Homepage of Amy Goodman's acclaimed Pacifica show. She had been harassed by Pacifica before the radio network was reclaimed by activists.
Ex-Pacifica Board Member John Murdock's proposed bylaws that activists fought to defeat.
The Committee together with the nationwide efforts of media activists reached a legal settlement paving the way to resolve the 'Pacifica Crisis'.
Information about the bannings, firings and the slide towards "NPR Lite', covering all stations in the Pacifica Radio Network.
A media advisory by Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting compiling a list of Pacifica's past attempts to censor broadcasts and stifle discussion.
A discussion list for participants in work groups that are forging a new Pacifica. (Yahoo! Groups)
Covers protests and activism to restore Pacifica to a network of community radio stations. Mainly for Bay Area and San Francisco.
Resolution after Pacifica threats that it would no longer allow KOOP to air it's news. KOOP was first to air union-busting disclaimers before Pacifica Programs.
Often quoted text by conscientious objector and Pacifica founder Lewis Hill outlining the idea behind the radio network (1951).
Restoring Pacifica as a democratic forum for independent voices.
Community-based radio network.
Links to the groups which review and recommend programming and policy for the Pacifica Network stations.
Archive of broadcasts of the national Pacifica program 'Democracy Now!'. From 1997 to mid-2003.
Alexander Cockburn in The Nation on struggles at Pacifica and KPFA, in which the network's national directors called in police to haul out staffers at the Berkeley station.
Promoting the return of democratic control to the Pacifica Foundation.
Notice to the court for Pacifica affiliate station listeners and supporters. One of the issues raised is the demand for removal of the illegally seated Pacifica directors.
Audio of live broadcast featuring D. Bernstein, released from jail after his arrest at KPFA, Pacifica had refused further access to this show in the past.
Allegations made by radio activists concerning the new management of the Pacifica Foundation, including a transcript of Wash's statement interrupting the DN broadcast and various subsequent e-mails.
Transcript of speech by former Pacifica National News Director Dan Coughlin.
Document by Ralph Engelman, Mimi Rosenberg, Pepsi Charles and Karen Frillmann analyzing the crisis and it's origins.
Contains collection of Pacifica broadcasts. The A-Infos Radio Project was formed to provide the means to share radio programs via the internet.
Listener forums for the five Pacifica stations. For the exchange of ideas to build stronger and better stations and help guide Pacifica to serve its listeners and its founding mandate.
Response to allegations of violence on the part of free-speech activists after Bessie Wash interrupts Democracy Now to accuse advocates.
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