StreetLevel TV Airs This Sunday

It's that time of the month again!
Time to sling back a brewskie with the crew of StreetLevel TV, while simultaneously being edju-macated and inspired by the revolutionary antics of everyday life!! Come check out what's been going down in your community!

First Sunday of the month, March 6th
at Artist's Television Access, 992 Valencia @ 21st
8pm

This month:

* Chevron/Texaco's devastating legacy in Ecuador
* the Iraq elections
* update on LYNNE STEWART trial and conviction
* Cali's fight to stop the GOVERNATOR from terminating worker lunch breaks
* MUNI's plans to desecrate sacred tribal ground in historic Dolores Park
* complete and extended coverage of the pro-choice movement's fight to
keep SF a city that supports reproductive justice
* excellent coverage on the resistence movement in Aceh, Indonesia and
increased oppression under the Indonesian government following the tsunami
... including interviews with SF's very own, DAVID MARTINEZ and the Borneo Project's JESSICA LAWRENCE, plus exlusive footage of the GAM and Aceh province
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plus we bring you back the savvy and hilarious BARBARA BOVINE from NO BS News, as she covers the opening of the National American Indian Museum in Washington, DC
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pre-screening:
"Mona Caron and the Market ST. Mural" by Ken the Man
and "The Ballad of the Green Beret" by Kevin Keating
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and more!!!
For more information on how to get involved, email: show [at] videoactivism.org

So, in honor of National Women's Month, someone is making her mom's famous yummy Mexican chocolate! So, don't fear the cold - come out for a damn good show and hang out with a mug'o'choc!

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SLTV is syndicated on Ch. 29 in SF, Ch. 28 in Berkeley, and nationally on
Free Speech TV and Dish Network. For complete showtimes and listings, or
to find out how to have SLTV aired in your town, visit:
http://www.videoactivism.org
We do screenings at ATA and Studio B in San Francisco, times and date you can find on our website.
We are also working on East Bay screenings at Epic Arts, and have done a
couple at the CCAC Oakland campus - if you want to host a screening, let us know!
And check out the website, because we've updated it and added pics and everything!!
http://www.videoactivism.org/show