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ORGANIZATION: CALIFORNIA PRISON FOCUS

We are using arts and culture to uplift our community by bringing attention to the stories of and the rights of prisoners and also to our campaign to liberate our elders who are still incarcerated after decades tortured in solitary confinement. After surviving decades of torture, these individuals, now in their 60s and 70s, face the threat of Covid, and are still not being released.

CPF/KAGE Co-Director Min. King X has recorded over ten songs. Each one is to be accompanied by a music video, and released in the form of a webinar with discussions breaking down the stories behind the song and videos. Music videos will be put on youtube and used to reach and educate the youth and general public. Videos will potentially be used by KAGE Universal for multi-media theater productions, and other creative projects.

We prefer to work with individuals who are reliable, consistent and able to produce these videos fairly quickly (2 week-ish timelines for some). Footage will be provided.

We love to welcome new "Artivists" to our team. Check out our website to learn more about our Agreement 2 Come Home Collective and more.

You can check out Min King X aka Pyeface on itunes and youtube (Channel: KAGE Universal).
You can contact Min. King X directly at kagekage371@gmail.com. (Put Film Editor in the subject line)

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About CALIFORNIA PRISON FOCUS

Location:

4408 Market St Ste A, OAKLAND, CA 94608, US

Mission Statement

California Prison Focus works to expose and end human rights abuses against incarcerated people in California by working in solidarity with and elevating the voices of those most impacted.

Description

We stand up strong against the abusive conditions of the California prison system, and advocate for an end to prolonged solitary confinement. We are an all-volunteer organization and operate entirely on individual donations and small grants.Volunteers and our incarcerated correspondents are the lifeblood of CPF.


Quarterly Newspaper: Prison Focus, is distributed free to SHU prisoners and at a small cost to former prisoners, their family, activists and friends of CPF. Our paper is primarily written by and for prisoners, their friends and families with volunteers editing and contributing some content. Past issues and articles are available on our website.

Prison Visits: We travel regularly to Pelican Bay and Corcoran state prisons to uncover and disseminate information on the current conditions prisoners must endure. We have been conducting prisoner interviews in California’s SHU facilities since 1991, logging more than 1,000 interviews across 50 visits. Our finding are published in our newspaper and other publications.

Prisoner Correspondence: We receive dozens of letters from prisoners each week. We always need help to sort through these letters, document them, and respond to prisoners' requests and needs.

KPOO Radio: Our radio show provides the most up-to-date information about prison conditions and prison reform and airs every Thursday morning in the Bay Area on 89.5 FM from 11:00 am to noon.

CAUSE AREAS

Advocacy & Human Rights
Arts & Culture
Justice & Legal
Advocacy & Human Rights, Arts & Culture, Justice & Legal

WHEN

We'll work with your schedule.

WHERE

This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.

SKILLS

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REQUIREMENTS

  • 2 weeks for some. Others could be more lengthy depending on the project.

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