OWS Jail Support - Background, Basics, and Outreach April 14 2012 Occupy Wall St Filmed April 14, 2012, 7.45pm. Members of Occupy Wall Street Jail Support discuss the history, and background of the workgroup, why their mission--of taking care of people after a dehumanizing experience--is important to the movement. Discussion includes personal experience working jail support, a run-down on what happens when one is arrested in NYC--from documentation tracking people, making bail, arraignment--to release. Info on the bail fund(s), and the technology that helps makes an on-going 24-hour support system possible.
	Cornel West Chris Hedges at Goldman Sachs Mock Trial Occupy Wall St Nov 3 2011 people's hearing Recorded November 3, 2011, 10.15am. The People vs. Goldman Sachs mock trial people's hearing held at Liberty a/k/a Zuccotti Park with fiery commentary by Dr. Cornel West, Christ Hedges, and testimonies from people directly affected by Goldman Sach policies. the list of questions/topics discussed with time codes, and video bookmarks. (closed captioned, english subtitles)
	Student Loan Debt Crisis w/ Andrew Ross Sarah Jaffe Samir Sonti March 7 2012 debt strike Filmed March 7, 2012, 7pm. A group discussion on the student loan debt crisis, current history, and exploring the strategies to deal with it. With guest speakers Andrew Ross (nyu), Sarah Jaffe (alternet), Samir Sonti. At the New School. FULL description, video bookmarks, etc. at video page.
	Andrew Ross - Politicization of Student Debt - OWS E&E Open Forum April 19 2012 Filmed April 19, 2012. An open ended conversation on student loan debt with commentary by Andrew Ross on why student debt abolition should be a political reform movement, not just an economic one. Part of a series of occupy student debt events leading to a national day of action against student loan debt--which has surpassed 1 trillion dollars--on April 25, 2012, 1tday.org
	Is Occupy a Revolution? Feb 23 2012 @ Yes Lab Filmed February 23, 2012, 7pm. A slightly rambling panel discussion moderated by Richard Kim (editor of thenation.com) with Yotam Marom, Nelini Stamp, Chaia Heller, Richard Schechner. At Yes Lab of the Hemispheric Institute housed at NYU. Discussion topics included an update on the republic windows & doors occupation in chicago; an update to what's going on right now at occupy wall street; whether occupy wall st is a revolution, reformation, a reaction, a resurgence; ecofeminism; occupying space. The last one question at the 1hr 18min 39sec mark is a question on how occupy can outreach into neighborhoods without being seen as taking over. the list of questions/topics discussed with time codes, and video bookmarks.
	Chris Hedges Death of Liberal Class + Occupy Feb 7 2012 Filmed February 7, 2012. A talk by Chris Hedges tying together the collapse of the liberal establishment (free press, church, unions, public education, culture) with the rise of the corporate state, and the Occupy Movement; Q+A follows. In regards to occupy wall street, Hedges reiterates his point that for Occupy to remain "mainstream" and non-threatening and welcoming to main street America, the movement has to remain smart, organized, disciplined, and above all nonviolent. see video description on youtube page for video bookmarks and time codes. (closed captioned, english subtitles)
	Chris Hedges Occupy the Courts NY Jan 20 2012 w/ Lawrence Lessig Occupy Wall St Filmed January 20, 2012. Chris Hedges, Lawrence Lessig, Virginia Rasmussen on the eve of the 2nd Anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court decision "Citizens United v. F.E.C.". The video begins with a march from Liberty Plaza a/k/a Zuccotti Park to the rally point at Foley Square across the street from Thurgood Marshall U.S. Courthouse at 40 Centre St. The Rude Mechanical Orchestra plays their "Smash a Bank Polka" followed by Chris Hedges giving an update to his lawsuit against Barack Obama and Leon Panetta. Virginia Rasmussen offers a historic perspective on the Citizens United decision. Laurence Lessig gives an inspirational speech on restoring democracy. Other speakers: Alexis from Occupy Wall Street, Camille Rivera, and Amy Muldoon. The video ends with the Rude Mechanical Orchestra finishing of their song. (closed captioned, english subtitles)
	Allan Nairn East Timor & Occupy Wall St discussion Jan 9 2012 Filmed January 9, 2012, 5.55pm. Allan Nairn, journalist and activist / etan.org speaks with the Occupy Wall Street Think Tank discussion working group on his experiences in East Timor. Followed by an open discussion on politics and possible strategies going forward. the list of questions/topics discussed with time codes, and video bookmarks.
	How-to Film & Document Police Misconduct at Occupy Wall St and elsewhere Dec 13 2011 Recorded December 13, 2011, 2pm. A tutorial for activists on how to document police brutality and police behavior in a safe and efficient manner. The importance of holding cameras steady, working as a team, and properly labelling evidentiary footage, photographs, pictures, audio, sound, images, evidence of police wrong doing, police misconduct, police brutality. (closed captioned, english subtitles)
	Mark Naison Bronx Housing Strikes of the 1930s Lessons for Occupy Wall St Dec 8 2011 Recorded December 8, 2011, 6.40pm. History, conditions, and tactics of the Bronx housing strikes in the 1930s with discussion on what lessons can be learned from it and applied to today's Occupy movement. Comments (34:12) include the need to fight for more community facilities in the Bronx, the need to fight school closings, and the impact of Occupy Wall Street on local community protests (47:45) & (59:55).
	Gabriella Coleman: Anonymous from lul to net activism Dec 1 2011 Filmed December 1, 2011, 8pm at Yes Lab. Origins of Anonymous from trolling to political activism, a talk by Gabriella Coleman. The first half features a history of Anonymous followed by "In lulz we trust: e pluribus anonymous" (34:13), an analysis of Anonymous as a social collective and their transformation to media-savvy activists. Question and answers follows the talk (54:29) with Jay Sulzberger asking the last question (1:12:00)
	Squatting & Housing Justice with Frank Morales Nov 10 2011 Recorded: November 10, 2011. Squatting, practical advice, nyc history, origins, information, recollections by Frank Morales of Organizing for Occupation o4onyc.org. An occupy wall street teach-in held at the 60 Wall Street atrium. Q&A follows talk (24:12). parting words/story (37:08) (closed captioned, english subtitles)
	Angela Davis at Occupy NYC, Oct 30, 2011, General Strike November 2 Recorded October 30, 2011, 5.10pm. Dr. Angela Davis at the satellite Occupy Wall Street--Occupy Washington Square Park NYC--fielding questions, answers, and comments from the general assembly, nyu students, and crowd. the list of questions/topics discussed. (closed captioned, english subtitles)
	Angela Davis at Occupy NYC, Oct 30, 2011, General Strike November 2 Recorded October 30, 2011, 5pm. Dr. Angela Davis addresses the satellite Occupy Wall Street general assembly--Occupy Washington Square Park NYC--encouraging the movement to stay united (3:20) by quoting Audre Lorde, "Differences must not be merely tolerated, but seen as a fund of necessary polarities between which our creativity can spark like a dialectic" (4:24). At the end of the speech, Davis brings a message from Occupy Oakland--in regards to the police action, and Scott Olsen --and Oakland's call for a general strike on November 2, 2011 (6:14). (closed captioned, english subtitles)
	Slavoj Žižek thoughts on Occupy Wall St at St. Mark's Bookshop, Oct 26, 2011 Recorded October 26, 2011, 7pm. Slavoj Zizek --at a book signing event at St. Mark's Bookshop in the East Village--gives a lengthy talk using the Occupy Wall Street movement as an example that now is time for slow, careful "thinking", and not simply be trapped the movement's carnival-like atmosphere, or "hip pragmatism" (37:20); don't be mired in " leftist melancholy " (45:10) (closed captioned, english subtitles)
	Slavoj Žižek and Help Save St. Mark's Bookshop Recorded October 26, 2011, 8pm at the end of his talk at the bookstore. Slavoj Zizek suggest creative ways of saving the bookstore (in danger of closing due to high rent) including screwing Barnes & Noble.
	Cornel West, Occupy Wall St, Sept 27, 2011 (Day 11) Video recorded by youtube user korgasmx released under CC-By license. closed captioning by NewYorkRawVideos. September 27, 2011 at Liberty Park a/k/a Zuccotti a/k/a Liberty Plaza Park, Manhattan, NY. note: The crowd repeats (or attempts to repeat) the words of the speaker because the gathering does not have an amplified sound permit from the police. (closed captioned, english subtitles)

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