If you want to see more women behind the camera win at the Oscars , start by investing in girls. We are especially excited about supporting our friend Rachel Morrison who is going to be the first woman cinematographer in…
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Artist Jess Chen, on the left, and high school students from the Miguel Contreras Learning Complex in Los Angeles add finishing touches to a mural of rare yellow-billed cuckoos. (Tani Ikeda) The rare yellow-billed cuckoo is a shy, slender, long-tailed…
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by Jess X Chen I’ve spent the last month or so in collaboration with Asian-American filmmaker Tani Ikeda, ImMEDIAte Justice, and the Center for Biological Diversity leading a weekly stencil and mural workshop to fifteen migrant high school girls at the Miguel…
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By Claudia Chen I was headed toward a rally one afternoon, and a group of men that I took to be mid- twenties came onto the bus. They sat uncomfortably close to me. One of them started to stroke my…
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Why We Need To Include Young People In the Fight Against Street Harassment: Street Harassment is a Problem By now, many of us have seen Hollaback’s viral video, documenting one woman being catcalled over 100 times over a ten-hour period…
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It’s finally out! The young women conducted bilingual anti-street harassment workshops before inviting friends and family into the premiere screening of their films. Their anti-street harassment music video “Catcall for What?!” was featured in Feministing, Bust, and Planned Parenthoods blog…
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Today imMEDIAte Justice participants shot an anti-street harassment music video called “Catcall for What?!” with vocals by Hollis Wong-Wear from Macklemore’s Whitewalls. The Academic Leadership Community hallways transformed into a music video set as streamers, lights, a fan, a makeshift…
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We are excited to announce that imMEDIAte Justice is starting a new partnership with Los Angeles Unified School District. We will be working with young women from the Academic Leadership Community at the Miguel Contreras Complex this semester. This is…
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We’ve been having sex since forever and we still haven’t managed to find a way to talk about it — especially to young people. It’s awkward, clumsy and uncomfortable (the language, not the sex). But it doesn’t have to be,…
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imMEDIAte Justice helped launch a new media lab at the Sakthi Center in Dindigul, India. Thirty Dalit girls from Sakthi’s program are being trained in narrative, documentary and animation film production over the course of a year. These young…
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