Pan Left Productions

Hey y'all... Look what I found! While perusing through the University of Arizona's 'iTunes U' collection (LINK), I stumbled across this video from late January featuring none other than Jamie Lee and Adela Licona giving a presentation called "Frames of Change: Focus on Blurred Boundaries." There is mention of the LGBT Oral History Project as well as Esmerelda del Desierto. Check it out!

WARNING: here be lots of heady intellectual language.

Why does Tucson need The Gloo Factory? Watch the video and find out!

A confrontation with Border Patrol after they were called to Target to pick up shoplifters.

Elan Canfield, 12 years old, made this video. He would like you to comment.

This protest, on July 25, 2009, is in favor of alternative public spaces and against intolerance. Shot with my Canon Powershot and edited in iMovie.

¡Baila, Baila! Y La Orkesta bringin the Mambo to the masses. Get those feet and muelvete! Sergio Mendoza, Salvador Duran, and the Band opened for Calexico at the Rialto theatre in Tucson playing a benefit for Pan Left and Gentle hands on May 2nd, and if you missed the amazing show then enjoy this hot number. Mambooo! http://www.myspace.com/ylaorkesta
Also in HD on YouTube and Vimeo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izjEPoIMmVo
http://vimeo.com/4896121

This video shows clips from Pan Left's productions over the last 15 years.

During my "Transition in the Borderlands" trip I stopped back in Tucson for a couple days on my way from San Diego to El Paso. On the day after Obama's inauguration, I went down to the federal building to check out a "first 100 days" rally that Border Action Network was putting on.

Part of the News On The Line "Transition in the Borderlands" series. ( http://newsontheline.tv )