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Request QuoteNancy Wolfe enjoys dancing, documentary festivals, and has a special interest in environmental activism and its portrayal in media. Her career in film has included special projects defining our modern sensibility when it comes to social issues. Her experience includes production, research, fundraising, sales, marketing, and archival roles at Democracy Now!, Columbia University, SourceMedia and independent feature film projects. Nancy's willingness to confront uncomfortable issues for large audiences has influenced many projects on the subjects of nuclear war, investigative journalism, feminism and their impact on the community both at home and abroad.
Produced for Democracy Now
On Thanksgiving 2016, an estimated 1,000 indigenous people and allies gathered at Plymouth Rock, Massachusetts, for the 47th National Day of Mourning. This year’s gathering—the largest ever—was held in solidarity with the water protectors at Standing Rock, North Dakota. Speakers included Moonanum James, co-leader of the United American Indians of New England.
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In New York City, residents gathered outside the Brooklyn Board of Elections office to protest the purging of 125,000 Democratic voters from the voting lists ahead of Tuesday’s primary. Kathleen Menagozi spoke out.
A first-hand account of voter disenfranchisement from the perspective of a poll-worker during the 2016 primary election in New York City.
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