Resources: Media/Press

The Center for Digital Democracy (CDD) is dedicated to ensuring that the public interest is a fundamental part of the new digital communications landscape. From open broadband networks, to free or low-cost universal Internet access, to diverse ownership of new media outlets, to privacy and other consumer safeguards, CDD works to promote an electronic media system that fosters democratic expression and human rights. A national, not-for-profit group based in Washington, D.C., CDD is on the cutting edge of new media developments, especially tracking the commercial media market. Through outreach to the press, policymakers, reports, blogs, investigative research and organizing, CDD plays a unique and pivotal role helping foster the development of sustainable online communities and services essential to civil society in the 21st Century.

The Center for Urban Pedagogy is dedicated to increasing civic participation through art, architecture, design, and technology by creating exhibits, educational programs, media projects, and community partnerships about the built environment and public decision-making.

This nonpartisan nonprofit advocacy organization is a vehicle for citizens to make their voices heard in the political process and to hold their elected leaders accountable to the public interest.

For over 30 years DCTV has introduce members of the community to the basics of electronic media through hundreds of free or low-cost production courses and access to broadcast-quality production equipment.