People who want to make the word a safer a place for everyone. Sign up today for our once monthly Action Alert News, which will keep you on top of media trends and issues. Just send us your email. Let us know what topics you'd like Media Watch to address, or any other media issue you'd like to bring up. We appreciate your letters!You can reach us by email at: [email protected] by phone at: 831-423-6355 by snail mail at: Media Watch PO Box 618 Santa Cruz, CA 95061Don't Miss these Santa Cruz EVENTS!Women in Black Weekly Vigil On Pacific Garden Mall at the corner of Cooper and Pacific Ave. across from Signature 9 Cinema Every Friday 5-6 PMMonthly Vigil at Lockheed Martin in Bonny Doon Organizer: Santa Cruz Weapons Inspection Team (SC-WIT) Monthly Vigil at Lockheed Martin in Bonny Doon Join the Santa Cruz Weapons Inspection Team the 2nd Thursday of every month. Vigil begins at the gates of Lockheed Martin at 6:30 A.M. Start your day early with lively, provocative conversation and SC-WIT activism! This vigil is an act of non-violent communication. Carpool from downtown Santa Cruz at the Old Sash Mill (303 Potrero St.) at 5:45 A.M. sharp. You can bring a sign that expresses your concerns about the work that Lockheed Martin does that might resonate with the folks who are employed there or we can supply you with a sign. CARPOOLING IS ENCOURAGED Questions? Contact us: [email protected] EVENTS and RABBLE ROUSINGi-Pods Blogs and Beyond: Evolving Media Literacy for the 21st Century June 23-26 2007 St. LouisCheck out the media education conference! The NMEC is the oldest, largest and most comprehensive professional development conference for media educators in the United States. The networking opportunities alone are worth double the registration fee. You will leave inspired, awed and connected to dozens, if not hundreds of others willing to share their passion, their experiences and their expertise with you. Let us help you help your students learn to be empowered consumers of current and evolving new media. Please join us in St. Louis!"Media Watch is a powerful model for action to change the dominator image system that robs both women and men of their humanity." Riane Eisler, author of The Chalice and the Blade: Our History, Our Future