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The Mainstream Media Project is a public education organization that acts as a catalyst for breakthrough conversations and collaborative problem solving by increasing the diversity of approaches, voices, and perspectives heard in the media.
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THIS WEEK'S RADIO PROGRAM
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A Diamond in the Rough: Chemicals, Community and Environmental Equity in Louisiana's Cancer Alley
 People in the tiny community of Diamond, LA lived next to an industrial maze and breathed in what came out of smokestacks. Eventually, these descendants of once rebellious slaves took a stand against Shell Oil in what amounted to a twenty year struggle for health, safety and self respect against seemingly insurmountable odds. Ultimately, they won with the help of friends near and far.
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Who We Are
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Founded in 1995, the Mainstream Media Project is a nonprofit public education organization that places top policy analysts and social innovators on radio and television stations across the country and around the world.
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Interviews Booked
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To date, the project has booked and completed more than 16,013 interviews.
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New! Podcast Feed
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BothAnd Project
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BothAnd was launched in early 2005 to shift the national conversation from destructive debate to creative problem-solving. BothAnd promotes constructive interaction in the broadcast media as a catalyst to a broader transformation of our civic culture.
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©1995 - 2005
Arts of Peace, Inc.
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