Bikes Belong at the Conventions
September 3rd, 2008 KGNU Staff
A Boulder-based group called Bikes Belong made free bicycle transport available for people to use during the Democratic and Republic National Conventions.
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ECO-Flight Tour of Colorado Public Lands
September 3rd, 2008 KGNU Staff
Suzanne Jones of the Wilderness Society takes a group on an ECO-Flight air tour of some of Colorado’s public lands during the Democratic National Convention.
Amy Goodman Arrested at RNC
September 2nd, 2008 KGNU Staff
Recreate 68 Freedom March to Federal Courthouse
August 30th, 2008 KGNU Staff
Reactions to Barack Obama’s Speech at Inveco Field
August 29th, 2008 KGNU Staff
Barack Obama’s Speech at Invesco Field, DNC 2008
August 29th, 2008 KGNU Staff
Mercury Cafe Hosts Poetic Activists
August 28th, 2008 KGNU Staff
The Mercury Cafe hosted several poetic activists over the weekend before the Democratic National Convention. Here’s one of the poets performing an anti-war poem.
Meditate ‘08
August 27th, 2008 KGNU Staff
The Denver Aquarium was the site for the Meditate ‘08 gathering that brought people of diverse spiritual persuasions to create an alternative perspective to view the DNC politics at hand. Special guest Giancarlo Esposito of “LA Law” fame was the featured guest.
Panel Discussion “Deconstructing the Ethnic Vote” Hosted by John Rudolph
August 27th, 2008 KGNU Staff
New York Community Media Alliance and Feet in Two Worlds hosted a panel discussion on the impact of ethnic voters, which coincided with the Democratic National Convention.
This panel discussion was hosted by John Rudolph, Executive Producer of Feet in Two Worlds. The panel included Jehangir Khattack, a U.S.-Pakistani reporter with the Defense Journal Dawn; Raymond Dean Jones, Political Columnist, Denver Urban Spectrum; Lotus Chau, Chief Reporter, Sing Tao Daily; and Pilar Marrero, Senior Political Writer and Columnist, La Opinion.
Bystander Maced and Peppered
August 27th, 2008 KGNU Staff
A KGNU reporter got the reaction of one innocent bystander who says he was maced and peppered when he caught up with some protesters in downtown Denver.
Rabbi Lerner at the Progressive Spiritual Forum
August 26th, 2008 KGNU Staff
At the Curtis Hotel, Denver
Protesters Outside the Pepsi Center
August 26th, 2008 KGNU Staff
Police Surround and Gas Peaceful Protesters
August 26th, 2008 KGNU Staff
Courtesy of American News Project.
Ted Kennedy’s Speech at the DNC
August 25th, 2008 KGNU Staff
Senator Ted Kennedy’s Speech at the DNC, Monday, August 25th.
Equali-Tea, University Club, Denver
August 25th, 2008 KGNU Staff
Reporters Angie Gaffney and Megan Schwartz find out why people are attending the Equali-TEA during the Democratic National Convention in Denver. Hear from Maxine Waters, Joan Fitz-Gerald, Dottie Lamm, Dorothy Rupert, Delores Huerte and Rita Smith.
Green Frontier Fest
August 25th, 2008 KGNU Staff
Abortion Holocaust Survivors’ Rally
August 23rd, 2008 KGNU Staff
Judge Dismisses ACLU Suit To Allow Citizen Demonstrations
August 9th, 2008 KGNU Staff
After a lengthy legal battle, on August 6, U.S. District Court Judge Marsha Krieger dismissed a suit brought by the Colorado ACLU on behalf of citizen groups seeking to demonstrate within sight and sound of the delegates attending the Democratic National Convention, ruling in favor of security needs asserted by the City of Denver and the U.S. Secret Service over First Amendment rights. Bente Berkland reports for Rocky Mountain Community Radio. Kirk Siegler reports for KUNC.
Petition for Clinton
August 6th, 2008 KGNU Staff
Colorado DNC Delegate Daniel Kagan speaks with KGNU’s Johanna Gallers about his petition to place Hillary Clinton’s name on the first ballot at the Convention. Obama Campaign Press Secretary Bill Burton responds.
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