Video Voter Network

Video Voter Network - Partners

This section showcases the growing Video Voter network, including participating stations from around the country and our media partners. Learn from other producers’ Video Voter experiences by viewing programming and reading our case studies and articles. We will continually be adding to this section, so check back with us often. To share your experiences with Video Voter, Contact Us!

Partners

Alliance for Community Media (http://www.alliancecm.org/)
ACM, a nonprofit, national-membership organization founded in 1976, provides support to local PEG stations through technical assistance, grassroots organizing, and promotion.

The Alliance's primary goal is to educate and advocate on behalf of community media in order to preserve the diverse local voices it provides.

Integrated Media Association (http://www.integratedmedia.org/home.cfm)
IMA, a non-profit organization, helps public broadcasters use the Internet and other new media to better serve their audiences. Through a variety of projects, IMA works to develop and share new ways of using emerging media to further public service online.

Interactive TV Alliance (http://www.itvalliance.org/)
ITA is an independent, non-profit trade association working with the diverse members of Interactive Television industry. The Alliance works to expand the use of Interactive TV technologies, working with Video Voter to realize ITV’s potential for distributing election information.

National Association of Public Affairs Networks (http://pages.cthome.net/cpan/napan/index.htm)
NAPAN works with PGE stations across the nation to support the communication of state government and public policy information to all citizens through non-commercial networks. NAPAN is currently working with Video Voter to encourage further the creation of innovative, informational programming covering government issues.

Open Media Network (http://omn.org)
OMN is a dynamic internet portal providing web-based delivery of high quality, educational, and socially conscientious content as created by noncommercial networks, educational institutions, and community-based organizations.

States of CA and NV Chapter of the National Association of Telecommunication Officers and Advisors (http://www.scannatoa.org/)
SCAN NATOA, a non-profit professional organization, works with local governments in California and Nevada in developing, regulating, and administrating cable franchises and other telecommunications systems. By providing training, networking, and information to PEG stations, the organization ensures the availability of independent information on local government for citizens.