fred johnson | workshops


			workshops

			Fred Johnson has been designing workshops and workshop curricula for the advancement of the media arts, community media and classroom teachers for over twenty years. They range from media arts production practices, Internet workshops, to digital literacy.

	2004		Tactical Media Clinic In July 2004, thousands of activists and artists came together for the Boston Social Forum—an historic gathering of progressives working for social justice. Emergence, Convergence and Empowerment Presented for Community Technology Centers' Network - CTCNet Building Connected Communities: The Power of People and Technology, and at the Alliance for Community Media - ACM 2004 International Conference July 7 - 10, 2004

	2003		Project Ethiopia Consultant to trainers in the design and implementation of training for educators in digital media for the classroom, and integration of HIV-AIDS education into classroom curricula utilizing digital media.

	2002		Identifying the Digital Divide: What it Means for Your Community I N D A B A: Days of Coal Black Voices A celebration of poetry, music, Affrilachia, community and change. Workshops to Advance Arts Organizations on the Internet. PDF format (requires the free Acrobat reader) The New Dot.orgs: Arts E-Commerce for Artists and Arts Non-Profits Advancing the Mission of Arts Organizations on the Internet Local Area Networks for Small and Medium Sized Organizations Artistic Practices, Grassroots Publishing and the Information Age PDF format (requires the free Acrobat reader) Re.Evolution, Media Arts for the Internet: Strategies for Media Streaming view PDF. On-Line Distribution & Marketing for Media Artists PDF format (requires the free Acrobat reader) [Digital]LiTERACy: ReTHINKING Education & Training in a Digital World. A week-long institute for the Portland State University Graduate Studies and Continuing Education. view PDF.

	2001		The Ethnographical and the Political: Video Making and the Ecuadorian Indigenous People's Movement A series of screenings and lectures with documentary maker Miguel Huarcaya from Lima, Peru, currently working in Ecuador.

	2000		3 Days in Desert 3 Days in the Desert was the first of a series of experimental, events being collaboratively planned for presentation by Media Working Group, Access Tucson, and The Community Media Center in Grand Rapids. Designed to bring about transformation and growth, these events will create spaces and places where people can gather to reflect, re-imagine and renew the practice of media and community-based information work. OPEN STUDIO: THE ARTS ONLINE is a national initiative created and launched by the Benton Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts in 1996 to define and encourage public space in the new digital environment.