Jen Marlowe’s newest video: Deize Carvalho, a human rights defender I met in the Cantagalo favela in Rio, tells the story of how her teenaged son Adreu was murdered by the police, and how that tragedy transformed her into the activist agaisnt police brutality that she is today.
Jen Marlowe worked on this video about Franky Carrillo, wrongfully imprisoned in California for 20 years, with Death Penalty Focus.
Part 3 of a 7 part video series about Brazil created by Jen Marlowe. Protests erupted in Brazil last summer over a host of interrelated social issues, and continue, with a focus on the World Cup. The protestors have been at risk of police violence, as well as the citizen-journalists who have covered the protests …
Jen Marlowe has released Part 2 of a seven part video series about injustice in Brazil during the World Cup. “A look at the struggle of the indigenous Guarani community in the Southwestern Brazilian state of Mato Grosso du Sol, who are desperately trying to reclaim their tribal lands from big agro-business–and being brutally targeted …
Photographer and activist Amanda Koster has started an effort to end sex trafficking in her Seattle neighborhood: video and article from KIRO7.
Activist Jen Marlowe wrote this heartfelt piece for Tikkun Daily: Troy Davis: The Human Price of the Death Penalty.
Prof. Dave Montgomery, geomorphologist, appeared on Here & Now and USA Today to talk about mudslides and how they occur.
In the wake of the tragic landslide in Snohomish County, WA, Prof. David Montgomery has been interviewed about landslide risk and prevention by several news outlets, including All Things Considered, PBS NewsHour (transcript), and KUOW.
Author and activist Loung Ung launched a new YouTube channel today, featuring a about her recent film Girl Rising, news coverage, and clips of her speaking.
KING 5’s Mark Wright sat down with Seattle author Jen Marlowe to talk about Gov. Jay Inslee’s decision to suspend the death penalty as long as he’s in office.