A Year in the Streets DVD

 

Scene From the Intro to A Year in the Streets

Flash back to the turbulent year 2000. In a time before the Patriot Act and Homeland Security, people had the courage to take to the streets and demand real change.
Watch as Cascadia Media Collective camera crews document a wave of outrage and hope that swept the country, from the N30 1999 WTO meetings in Seattle, to the Democratic National Convention in LA, all the way to Prague and back again to Washington DC for the Bush Inauguration. Along the way, check out a series of local demonstrations about everything from old growth logging and the gravel quarry on River Road to animal rights at the circus and justice for Mumia Abu Jamal. And finally, observe the response of the police, when people actually use their constitutionally guaranteed right to freedom of speech and assembly." - Portland IMC

The scenes are listed in thier original order from the film.
WTO Seattle 1999
Farmers vs the Gravel Pit
A16 IMF World / Bank Washington DC 2000
March For Mumia Abu-Jamal Eugene 2000
May Day Portland 2000
March for Jeff Free Luers and Craig Critter Marshall Eugene 2000
J18 Re-enactment Eugene 2000
Circus Protest Eugene 2000
DNC 2000 Los Angeles
420 Smoke Out Eugene
IMF World Bank Prague 2000
Squash Defends the Garden Eugene 2000
Forrest Campaigns of Oregon (Fall Creek Tree Sit / Snog) 2000
Bush Inauguration 2001

This film was Produced and directed by Under Story's Randy Shadowalker while he was with CMC.