Documenting progressive social movements and citizen engagement in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada – one pixel at a time.
Paula Kirman’s photography from Radical Citizen Media is currently featured as part of the Art + Activism exhibit at the Visual Arts Alberta – CARFAC Project Space. Her work has been profiled in Windspeaker/Alberta Sweetgrass, particularly her documentation of Indigenous protests.
As well, Shaw TV has done a segment on Paula’s activism and photography:
Radical Citizen Media is now on Facebook. Like the page to get photos, videos, and to find out when the website has been updated.
There is now navigation on the right hand side of the screen as all blog posts now have categories assigned to them. This will make it easier to look up photo and video collections on specific topics. In fact, there are a few topic categories that are in addition to the top menu.
In the interest of streamlining the top navigational menu so things do not get too cluttered (or dated), a few changes have been made:
The complete indexes for all of the above topics are still intact, but can be found at the very top of the above categories except in Organizations, where the list is arranged in alphabetical order.
A photo from the 2012 Edmonton Homeless Memorial Celebration appears in the January 2014 edition of Anglican Journal (Vol. 140, No.1).
Photographs from Radical Citizen Media’s extensive collection are often published at a variety of websites and periodicals. This photo, from the Day of Action to Stop GM Alfalfa, appears in the July/August 2013 issue of Alternatives Journal: Canada’s Environmental Voice.
Some of Radical Citizen Media’s photos appearing in the May 2013 issue of Alberta Sweetgrass.
Casey Julian Thunderspirit drums for a round dance as part of a march and rally.
Kelsey Wolver performed a hoop dance in Churchill Square during Earth Day celebrations in May.
