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A story on a screen can carry us into someone else’s world, make visible what might otherwise go unseen, and create space for people to recognize something of themselves in one another. This year, we are honored to offer a program of Movement Memory Shorts on Saturday 10/3, and a special engagement and outdoor screening of Louis Massiah’s 1987 film, The Bombing of Osage Avenue, presented with @cinespeak on 10/4! Come watch, reflect, and connect with these important stories of Philly and the region’s communities, as we push forward towards a future where today’s marginalized communities have the freedom to tell, preserve, and experience their own histories on their own terms. 📅 October 3-4 📍FACTS Charter School & Washington Square 🎟️ Details and registration at PeoplesMediaRecord.com/Camp

At People’s Media Camp, Memory Work Sessions invite us to think about memory as something we make, share, preserve, and reshape together. Through stories, images, archives, embodied practices, and collective reflections we’ll explore how memories live in and shape our communities. Remembering isn’t only about the past. It’s a key component of how we shape the future. We hope you can join us! 📅Oct 3-4 📍FACTS Charter School & Washington Square 🎟️Register and learn more at www.peoplesmediarecord.com/camp #PeoplesMediaCamp #communityarchives #communitymedia

What does it mean to remember, and what happens when communities refuse to forget? We’re thrilled to announce Claudia Bernardi as the keynote speaker for this year’s People’s Media Camp. ✨ Her work brings together forensic anthropology, art, memory, and community storytelling. At Camp, she’ll share work from Argentina, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Colombia, exploring how communities can use art and other forms of media not only to document what happened, but to preserve memory, community, and media. Join us! 📍People’s Media Camp 📅 October 3-4 🎟️ Register at peoplesmediarecord.com/camp #PeoplesMediaCamp #communityarchiving #communitymedia

When you hear the word “media,” what comes to mind? A newspaper? A podcast? A TikTok? A documentary? But what if media is much bigger than that? What if the way we document our lives, share our stories, preserve our memories, and communicate with our communities are all forms of media? At People’s Media Camp we’re interested in expanding the notion of media and exploring the different ways in which we tell and preserve our stories. Join us! 📅 October 3 📍 FACTS Charter School 8:30am-8:00pm 📅Sunday, 10-4 📍Washington Square 10:00am - 8:00pm Registration link in bio! #PeoplesMediaCamp #Memorywork #Communitymedia #Communityarchives

Registration is Open! 📣 Join us October 3-4 for People’s Media Camp: Push Back! Push Forward!, the second annual gathering organized by the folks at People’s Media Record, cinéSPEAK, Scribe Video Center, and more. We’re bringing together community media makers, archivists, artists, organizers, journalists, students, storytellers, and community members to share knowledge, discover each other’s work, build connections, and think collectively about how we sustain community media and memory work in Philly. Registration in our linktree in bio! Come ready to share something, learn something, and meet someone. #PeoplesMediaCamp #PeoplesMediaCamp2026 #PushBackPushForward #MemoryWork #CommunityArchives

This Saturday 8/22 from 12-3pm, join PACME fellows Regina Jennings and @keyssh._ for an open mic and community conversation at Black and Nobel! Come through to connect, share, and learn about some little-known aspects of the history of the Black Panther Party for Self Defense through some of Regina’s collected materials!