Detroit Future Media

Detroit Future Media Detroit Future Media (DFM) is an incubator of media-based community organizing practices in Detroit.

DFM is a project based 20-week training program through which students build skills and relationships that prepare them to use media and technology for community-transformation. In the program, participants learn digital media skills in video, audio, graphic design, web design, and IT networking, and then learn how to apply these skills in one of four concentrations: Education, Entrepreneurship, or Digital Stewards and Transformative Art Practices.

11/10/2014

DFM is continuing on as Co.Open. Please follow us at our new FB page to hear about future meet-ups, workshops and apprenticeships.

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Co.Open looks to create a sustainable model of community led education, by providing support in curr

Check out our latest apprenticeship project with  http://www.yogabydesignfoundation.org/ created by DFM alumni Terry Sta...
08/08/2013

Check out our latest apprenticeship project with http://www.yogabydesignfoundation.org/ created by DFM alumni Terry Stanfield.

The Yoga by Design Foundation funds programs for under-served populations. Created in 2011, the first of its kind in the nation, to raise money for the purpose of providing yoga to a variety of recipients – including, but not limited to persons with Alzheimer’s, Autism, Multiple Sclerosis, cancer, p...

07/09/2013

For the 15th annual Allied Media Conference, the Open Technology Institute (OTI) at New America Foundation brought eleven staff and fourteen Digital Stewards from Detroit and Brooklyn, and collaborated with ten people from other organizations on sessions.

June 22nd in Detroit at Allied Media Conference: Bahamadia, Kyle Hall, DJ Dez Andrés, Lovers, Anthology of B***y
06/14/2013

June 22nd in Detroit at Allied Media Conference: Bahamadia, Kyle Hall, DJ Dez Andrés, Lovers, Anthology of B***y

Major Media Projects from Transformative Art Practices. This is Why by Maggie McGuire. Lost Streets by Michelle Martinez...
06/14/2013

Major Media Projects from Transformative Art Practices. This is Why by Maggie McGuire. Lost Streets by Michelle Martinez and AHA:Art as a Healing Action by Stephanie Mae Howells

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Major Media Projects from Transformative Art Practices. This is Why by Maggie McGuire, Lost Streets by Michelle Martinez and AHA:Art as a Healing Action by Stephanie Mae Howells

DFM2013 - Major Media Projects from the Digital Stewards. 3 new community wireless mesh networks being built in Detroit....
06/12/2013

DFM2013 - Major Media Projects from the Digital Stewards. 3 new community wireless mesh networks being built in Detroit.

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06/11/2013

Congrats to DFM class of 2013! Thank you for another wonderful year of DFM.

06/04/2013

Application to host a DFM apprentice has closed. Thank you to all those have applied! We will be in touch with you this week to see if we have a match.

check out this report by OTI on the wireless mesh networks being built through our Digital Stewards program in Detroit.
05/30/2013

check out this report by OTI on the wireless mesh networks being built through our Digital Stewards program in Detroit.

Community members launched two new wireless networks at the end of April in Detroit neighborhoods, with a third one still in the works. Built on the Commotion mesh wireless platform, these networks function as local communications infrastructure: they act as an intranet for community interactions, a...

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Detroit, MI
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