

Media 2070 Hosts National Town Hall to Celebrate Six Years of Media Reform
The Special Virtual Event Included a First Look at the Reparative Journalism Archive's next Entry. By: MMM Editorial Team and Gabe Garcia On Thursday, Oct. 15th, Media 2070 welcomed outlets and individuals alike to a national Town Hall, a gathering of minds and voices idealizing what comes next for the media reparations movement. The virtual event kicked off with Tianna Mañón of Mañón Media Management acting as the emcee, while introducing Tia Oso, Executive Director of Me


Black Phoenix and Migration: How Black River Life is Using Art To Change the Narrative (+ Details on the Nov Fundraiser)
As Black River Life prepares for SOIRÉE, the annual holiday showcase and benefit/fundraiser on November 12, co-founders Collette and Brian Watson are using the power of art, music, and physical gathering space to build a narrative repair zone. A flyer featuring more details of the Black River Life fundraiser By: MMM Editorial Team, Keirah Chen Black River Life Fundraiser When Collette and Brian Watson founded Black River Life in 2017, their inspiration came from the realizati


Event: Media Reparations 2026 Town Hall: Media 2070 Launches “i SAW THiNGS i iMAGiNED,” the Second Installment of Its Reparative Journalism Archive, at October 15 Virtual Town Hall
The new exhibit brings together industry leaders, news practitioners and everyday readers to imagine a media system that reflects the true wishes of Black communities, and marks six years of Media 2070’s work toward media reparations. By: Vanessa Silberman, Account Lead Media 2070 is launching “i SAW THiNGS i iMAGiNED,” the second installment of its nationally touring Reparative Journalism Archive. The exhibit debuts at Media 2070’s virtual town hall on Thursday, October 15,










