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SilenceOpensDoors
Registrace 1. 03. 2010
Silence Opens Doors is a feature-length documentary that examines silence and noise as cultural phenomena.
In Habitat
Shot at various sites of the Occupation movement in 2012, including Zuccotti park, Wall St, and on Occupied farm sites in upstate NY, In Habitat is a response to the political interpretations of occupation, and investigates the intersections of different forms of occupation.
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KITCHEN
zhlédnutí 92Před 11 lety
A documentary about the Occupied People's Kitchen. This video shows the strength in the collaborations, relationships, and processes, that are built between us as we participate in community building over time. Shows the dynamic process of activism that builds temporary affinities, can be invisible, but essential nonetheless.
Eric Cadora - int 1/4 - The Justice Mapping Center
zhlédnutí 1,1KPřed 13 lety
The Justice Mapping Center: The need to reframe the criminal justice discussion. Even though we continue to see the justice system as a case-by-case arbiter, the reality is that criminal justice becomes highly concentrated in particularly disadvantaged neighborhoods. Helping to reframe the discussion, the Center produces maps that allow us to are see incarceration as a large-scale human displac...
Eric Cadora - int 4/4 - The Money Factor
zhlédnutí 290Před 13 lety
The Money Factor: In a time of vast fiscal uncertainty, some states are adopting the Justice Reinvestment Initiative to repurpose their existing correctional spending and reorient their budgets towards community-development programs without increasing their overall budget. The issue for activists, however, is to make sure that the money going into neighborhood programs goes beyond "local" corre...
Eric Cadora - int 3/4 - Justice Reinvestment Initiative
zhlédnutí 467Před 13 lety
Justice Reinvestment Initiative: Using the maps and our understanding of population displacement due to mass incarceration, we can start to imagine a system of economic incentives to invest in community-development initiatives. It becomes possible to conceive of how to reinvest the dollars spent on incarceration into local initiatives to reduce incarcerated populations.
Eric Cadora - int 2/4 - Million Dollar Blocks
zhlédnutí 1,9KPřed 13 lety
Million Dollar Blocks: By bringing together data sets from the Census and various state/city agencies, Eric Cadora and his team has revealed how much money was being spent, per year, to incarcerate people from each block in Brooklyn. When compared with maps that breakdown the population according to race, income, and so on, we can then start to see patterns that allow us to focus the discussion...
The Island is Ridiculous: Rikers Inside and Out
zhlédnutí 301KPřed 13 lety
Also be sure to check out our feature documentary about young people caught in the criminal justice system: CONTROL: czcams.com/video/XsaU1-mYJCY/video.html An artificial island, a solid waste landfill, Rikers is the world's largest penal colony. Incarcerating over 130,000 NY'ers a year, Rikers is a key component to the NYPD's community policing strategy. Arrest a lot of young people, build lon...
Interview with CALEB SMITH // Prisons Hidden in Plain Sight
zhlédnutí 343Před 13 lety
Caleb Smith, author of The Prison and the American Imagination, talks about prison as both an absence (hidden away) and a presence (a focal point) in our communities. Taped at the Imprisonment of a Race Conference at Princeton University, March 25, 2011. www.princeton.edu/africanamericanstudies/events/imprisonment/
Interview with CALEB SMITH // The Carceral Continuum
zhlédnutí 964Před 13 lety
Caleb Smith, author of The Prison and the American Imagination, talks about the "carceral continuum" and the ways our prison system extends virtually the totality of our culture. Taped at the Imprisonment of a Race Conference at Princeton University, March 25, 2011. www.princeton.edu/africanamericanstudies/events/imprisonment/
RIPPD gives CCIT Proposal to NYPD
zhlédnutí 232Před 13 lety
Rights for Imprisoned People with Psychiatric Disabilities (RIPPD), is a grassroots, direct action organization, united to demand justice and social change for imprisoned people with psychiatric disabilities. Community Crisis Intervention Teams are vital to reversing the trend of criminalizing people with mental illness and depriving them of the human rights that they deserve. People with psych...
The Women of WORTH
zhlédnutí 449Před 13 lety
Women on the Rise Telling HerStory (WORTH) is an advocacy and consulting group formed by incarcerated and formerly incarcerated women, and they are taking on these challenges. Their expertise, experience, and leadership as a collective is able to speak to power the need to reform policies and perceptions regarding incarcerated women. Silence Opens Doors was at the RISE Conference 2010 on Octobe...
RIPPD: Mental illness is not a crime in NYC
zhlédnutí 419Před 14 lety
This video documents Rights For Imprisoned People With Psychiatric Disabilities' (RIPPD) campaign to bring Community Crisis Intervention Teams to the NYPD. Commemorating the death of Iman Morales at the hand of New York City police, RIPPD wants to bring greater accountability to the NYPD in the way they deal with situations involving mentally ill people. Produced by the Red Channels media colle...
Zach Poff: Radio Silence
zhlédnutí 1,5KPřed 14 lety
Sound artist Zach Poff talks about his new piece, Radio Silence, installed in Devotion Gallery, Brooklyn, New York. Radio Silence is a sampling of AM radio that feeds that Poff recombines to form a unified text.
Immigration and Criminality: Repeal Coalition
zhlédnutí 194Před 14 lety
The efforts to criminalize millions of undocumented people currently living in the US will greatly increase the number of jailed people and represent an unacceptable expansion in the logic of the social "value" of prisons. Luis Fernandez works with the Arizona based Repeal Coalition, which fights to overturn anti-immigrant legislation. He talks about the challenges of working within a system th...
Prison Abolition: Critical Resistance
zhlédnutí 2,8KPřed 14 lety
Prison Abolition: Critical Resistance
Prison Advocacy: American Friends Service Committee
zhlédnutí 354Před 14 lety
Prison Advocacy: American Friends Service Committee
Invention of Solitary: Eastern State Penitentiary
zhlédnutí 9KPřed 14 lety
Invention of Solitary: Eastern State Penitentiary
New England Phonographer's Union: MIC'D
zhlédnutí 557Před 14 lety
New England Phonographer's Union: MIC'D
Listen to This: Crown Heights Oral History Project
zhlédnutí 286Před 14 lety
Listen to This: Crown Heights Oral History Project
George Prochnik: What do we mean when we talk about silence?
zhlédnutí 3,1KPřed 14 lety
George Prochnik: What do we mean when we talk about silence?
Silent Worship at the Brooklyn Friends Meeting House
zhlédnutí 10KPřed 14 lety
Silent Worship at the Brooklyn Friends Meeting House
Seeing this beautiful property is on my wishlist.
I Florida 2 years now Do not miss Queens NY or NYC
Poor Criminals NYC is a busy place
Rike real shit
🤡🐒 world
Ur giving me a headache.
Rikers like rest of the American "justice" is a festering sore. No chance for rehabilitation, no chance of getting due process.
15:07. I call bull shit...you can find a job...the military is always hiring
Go to SF and everybody wants to see Alcatraz, go to NY and no one wants to see Rikers.
yawn... those poor murderers
What a horrible place, where politicians turn a blind eye. I lived in Queens where they either dropped off or picked up visitors I felt so bad
This place was named after a slave owner
👊
LIBERALISM IS A DISEASE.....
I was in 4 Main, AMKC building, I was called Serbski, or Russia depending on who you talk to. It was shitty but man, they fed u good if your unit house gang was not fuck heads. Ours was awesome.
The "i ain't did nuttin" blame culture whining about jail. Jail is supposed to suck that's the point.
7:36 man up u weepin little bitch. Ur goin home
HDM totally different than the pods. THE WORST WAS THE JUVE prison they had the most scary situation. Many times you would see Kids on the razor wire dead bled out. When I was there I got off the island four days a week to bury the indigen t at Potters Field on Hart Island. Had better food, best pay,$17.00 a week. And came back with the smell of death in my nose. But it helped to keep me sane and left alone by very superstitious inmates. You could smoke in those years so the old currency system in all prisons was in effect. Riot squad beat the crap out of us twice in c64 I to protect myself but everyone got beat. Good time could cut your sentence but very hard to do when you were short. Saw my first she male in there. She would dance and turned tricks. Day room always dangerous. My section used to make real coffee in gal peach tins by boiling the water with sheet ropes. Then they had a program called weekend jail. Which meant just that. Intake is where most drugs and gold stealing happened but you could be put any where in adult prison sentenced or not this was totally dicey when they found you were only there for weekends. You needed insurance ie bring them something next week use your imagination. Eme crips bloods didn’t exist then however whites blacks and Spanish only saw one oriental kept to them selves. I got by having the coin of the realm cigs and the get high. Some things to remember the morge truck decaying flesh digging uncle fred back up for the family. The co made big bucks from the funeral homes sometimes we’d get a couple bucks too. Only do Hart island in the winter couldn’t take it summer. I still have some finger bones. Only got beat up twice by guys going up state. If had to do more than a year and a day things good of been very different. Still one wrong step could screw.you big time had PSTD From this to this day. Dc Nassau county to queens house the tombs gueenssuperior court trial there eke worth
That was forty years ago. Crack just had started. Then every thing went to hell. Had five years probation todo on top of it It was still a very nasty dangerous place to be. I remember pheasants on the island and nobody knew what they were. I was able to make bond afford areal at tourney can’t imagine other scenarios. When you heard stories not being to make small bonds. Since covid the pictures of buriying dead on Hart’s island brought lots of memories back. Never was in the “bing”.
My dad was in there. 😢
They both got those 5 point stars...or maybe I’m thinking too much on it.
Worse documentary i've ever seen in my entire life!
"Worst" documentary you've ever seen, actually ahahahahah
Turn off the background music/sound effects
I love rikers best place ever
why we need basic income that increases with inflation/CPI
Great documentary... Too bad for the awful background music
This video is Ridiculous.............
Ah that’s funny it’s built on piles of trash and now it houses piles of trash
But what about people who was wrongfully placed in Jail in California, with time spent as an innocent man, now they trying to apologize, but it will never be enough, the ptsd is real as the sun. Because our justice system is based on money power and connections, I didn’t have them, other guy did, made up an entire new story, so far from the truth it was impossible for guilty verdict, nevertheless he was a surgeon, and much older than me, I was helping his wife, when I saw him beating on her. Then story changed to me, beating him up, and he never touched her, a complete new story and I still lost, no,apology can bring back time lost for doing nothing other then being helpful, and stoping a beating in front of me. Is California at least, it’s all about money power influence
Turn off the noise, horrible
Beautiful! History!! <3<3
New York is it trash heap.
My favorite part was the Buzzzzzzzzzz.
Been there i had a pet rat he was 2xs the size of your cat...turns out a new guy ended up eating him for brunch.
Wow omg that’s crazy
@@candicem9197 that's funny.
Kill to be outside really
If your child is in here then you FAILED as a parent....
What was that soundtrack at the end credits? That was badass!
most of the music is from that video game Portal
The whole prison system is messed up. Yes one should pay his time for his crime , however should a human life be tortured and wasted for a mistake. A young person can go in for a year for a mistake , there brain is not even fully developed as an adult. They can experience so much that leads to possiblen PTSD , Sexually transmitted Disease, and whatever else . Thats a life sentence.
@ronsuno ?
This music makes me angry 😡
The loud music is awful
Mayor wants to sell to real estate tycoon,putting criminals on streets,that is the game plan,sad
5:15 cops dont get their paychecks based on how many minorities they arrest lmao wtf is he talking about
EVERYBODY IS INNOCENT AND WRONGFULLY ARRESTED DER
Hes lying you cant see any street lights from rikers this nigga all chat
Wtf white people are the minority in nyC and rikers interview them what about white people of poverty
This is the most liberal shit i ever seen these are not victims there cry babys once your 12 you know the law more less
Yo this young generation is so pussy yall wanna be gangsta well jail is apart of that stop fuccing crying hdm is closed and yall crying about the other buildings
3:25 is that Ron Suno😭😭😭
lmao
😂😂😂
So thankful I didn’t get locked up that summer I was in ny running with the girls
THE ONE DUDE LOOKS LIKE A YOUNG 50 CENT