Alice, Immigrant Dream Rider on a #Journey2Justice
Save Tule Lake: A Grandaughter's Pilgrimage
U.N. Global Impact and Vulnerability Alert System (GIVAS)
Asian Americans say vote "for the soul of our country."
Alice, Immigrant Dream Rider on a #Journey2JusticeProducer, Videographer, and Editor: Konrad AdererYoung Dream Riders -- Asian American immigrant activists on bikes -- are nearing the southern border of the U.S. on their 1,700-mile #Journey2Justice. But these emerging movement leaders are not dreaming of DACA. Their six-week trek is a campaign relentlessly focused on #Citizenship4All -- a path to citizenship for all 11 million out-of-status immigrants.Alice, a rider whose immigration status has at the moment derailed her own dreams, refuses to hold up DACA as an ultimate goal because it excludes people like her mom, who brought her and her sister to the U.S. for a chance at opportunities not available in Korea.
Save Tule Lake: A Grandaughter's PilgrimageVideographer and Editor: Konrad AdererThis is an urgent call to help save historic Tule Lake.Tule Lake is where more than 24,000 Japanese Americans were imprisoned duringWorld War II. The proposed three-mile-long, eight-feet-high, barbed-wire fence would cut off Japanese American access to the site upon which they and their families were incarcerated. They say a fence is necessary to protect the site from wildlife, but birds are the major form of wildlife at the airport and a fence is ineffective in preventing bird strikes.
U.N. Global Impact and Vulnerability Alert System (GIVAS)Client: U.N. Office of the SecretariatEditing, Archival Research and format conversion: Konrad AdererProducer: Off Ramp FilmsGIVAS aims to fill the information gap that currently exists between the point when a global crisis impacts vulnerable populations and when solid quantitative information reaches decision-makers through official statistical channels.
Asian Americans say vote "for the soul of our country."Young Asian American leaders call on their peers to turn out for #MidTerms2018. Sharing history with #immigrant families being separated demands it: "It's already happened to us."
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