Woman on top of van leads "Rise Up" song outside Seattle Central Community College. Man on top of van announces that they are going to march to the Gap. Cheering protesters tear an ad off the side of a King County Metro bus. Cameraperson talks to Maria Tomchik. Seattle Police guard the Gap while protesters chant about Gap sweatshops. Kevin Danaher on megaphone talking about why they're protesting The Gap. protester holds up long stick with Gap clothing burning on the stick.

Performance in park outside Seattle Central College. Puppet choreography. Young man with backpack and microphone leads group of activists in chants that coordinate with art on banners. Audience sitting on steps outside Broadway Performance Hall clapping. March comes down Broadway, filling street, with steelworkers in the front carrying snake puppets that say "Provoked to Strike." March stops in front of GAP on Broadway as protesters enter the store, before the march returns to SCCC.

Protesters supporting the activists participating in the banner hang. Hula hoopers and Radical Cheerleaders in rain. Long shot of police trying to remove woman from the edge of the wall above I-5. She is the mother of one of the banner hang activists seen on tape 001_001. protesters and radical cheerleaders march north along wall above I-5. Armored vehicle comes down Denny.

Jeff is wearing an Independent Media Center press badge.

People (in Colorado?) getting ready to get in a van to drive to Seattle. Van on the side of the road. protesters purchasing gas masks along the way. Interview at Corner Produce in Pike Place Market, with market employee. Interview inside Left Bank Books with bookstore employee about what they expect from protests. Police arrive above I-5. Radical Cheerleaders do chants on street above I-5 banner hang. Reverse shot of spectators on overpass, downtown Seattle in the distance.

Outside squat at 4 am. Daytime UW Red Square student and faculty rally. Footage has date and time stamp on it. Margaret Levi speaks. Matt Spark, professor of Canadian Studies at UW speaks. March through campus in the rain. Interview with marcher. Street theater in Red Square. Student speakers.

From I-5, banner drop from crane. Arrests and chanting outside convention center. Mounted police and cyclone fencing around intersection. March goes past FAO Schwarz. Interviews with marchers. Teachers and students from Nova High School explain how and why they're participating in the protests. Street theater, people in costumes playing drums and dancing in the streets. Radical Cheerleaders. Street party at Westlake Center. March fills the intersection at 3rd Ave. and Pine St., French farm activist Jose Bove speaks from on top of bus. Amy Goodman is below the van recording audio. Riot police lining parking lot at 2nd Ave. and Pine St. Interview with Dan Merkle.

Nova Highschool students street theater downtown. Joe Szwaja (NOVA teacher) leads "WTO Fashion Show." Shirley Morrison, Raging Granny, sings. Korean activists and musicians in street, march down 5th Avenue with NOVA kids leading, giant USWA steelworkers banner on the side of a truck opposing the WTO. Interview with Seattle City Councilmember Nick Licata. Interview conducted by Craig Hymson. Explains how WTO Ministerial ended up in Seattle. Discusses freedom of assembly. March blocks intersection at 3rd and Pine. In the middle of the intersection, Jose Bove and other farmers from VIA Campesina (including farmers from Poland) talk to the press.

Early morning at 6th Ave. and Olive St. Students from Lewis and Clark College link arms and chant. Van heads up street playing music and announcing that another march just left from Seattle Central Community College. Group initiates lockdown at 7th Ave. and Stewart St. Interviews with locked down protesters. protesters roll dumpsters into street. Police use batons to push protesters out of the 4th Avenue. One protester stands in front of King County Metro bus. IWW blockade at 4th Ave. and Pike St. Police move in with batons and protesters sit down. Police throw protester down in street, jabbing protesters with batons.

Teamsters truck parked on Occidental. Interview with steelworkers from NM, CO, UT. Interview with Steve Williamson from Local 174 Teamsters. Interview with Mineko Hasegawa, freshman at Garfield High School and daughter of Bob Hasegawa. Interview by 1st Avenue South with Bobby Davis talking about challenges of being homeless in Seattle. protesters outside King Dome and exhibition center where WTO delegates are attending a party. 11/30, young woman describes the "seige tower" they buit in Eugene. Another angle of the arrest recorded on #34. Cops attempt to get protester into cop car but he goes limp. Locked down protesters in middle of Pike St., near Sheraton. Black Bloc moves dumpsters into the street.

protesters arms linked, sit down in front of riot police. Radical Cheerleaders lead cheers. State patrol car attempts to drive through protester blockade. UW Law Students debate with delegate while blocking him from passing. protesters locked together at 8th Ave. and Seneca St.

Infernal Noise Brigade marches and plays down Boren and turns downtown at Olive. SPD arrive, start directing traffic but allow protesters to continue blocking Boren. March comes down Olive St. headed downtown. Clown nose protesters with arms linked chant at bus tunnel entrance. Delegates outside Paramount. Dance party in the street at 8th Ave. and Pine St. Ben White talks about coalitions forming in the streets, emergence of civil society and fundamental shift of power. Celia Alario on a walkie talkie.

Costumed marchers head west on Pine street, students from NOVA highschool among them. March pauses at 7th and Pine. Joe Szwaja with NOVA highschool street theater. Downtown streets full of marchers. Speakers on a stage near convention center, Brian Derdowski, Paul Wellstone, Tom Goldtooth, and Vandana Shiva.

Partial coverage of Interfaith service inside First United Methodist Church. Sweet Honey in the Rock performs "This Little Light of Mine" and "I Shall Not Be Moved". Native American, Unitarian, Muslim, Buddhist, Baha'i, Hindu, and Christian leaders take turns on stage.

People of Color march arrives downtown. Procession with Community Coalition for Environmental Justice banner. Yalonda Sinde carrying banner. Locked down protesters, with arms in concrete tubes, at 4th and University, in circle. Filipino delegation marches through 4th and Union intersection. Interview with independent media activist from Berkeley. protesters face off with SPD officers in riot gear at 3rd and Union. Group of masked anarchists walks towards camera. Infernal Noise Brigade in Westlake Park. Ruben Solis speaks on megaphone.

Afternoon of November 29, chaos and spoken word in front of Niketown. Interview with protester from Makah Nation. Morning of November 30, procession marches towards Paramount. Teamsters Truck honks horn. All turtle costume protesters blocking street near Paramount, delegates trying to get through. Street theater in intersection. Infernal Noise Brigade. SPD on megaphone issues dispersal order.

Continuation of Tape #16 (43A). Labor march heads south on 4th Avenue. Anti-fascist marching band in the march. Bird's eye view of giant condom that says "WTO Practice Safe Trade Greenpeace." March enters downtown.

Continuation of tape 43A. SPD issues dispersal order. Delegates having their photos taken in front of protesters and police. Police in riot gear push protesters back. protesters sit down. Riot police on armored vehicle point rubber bullet guns and tear gas guns at crowd, 6th and Union. Officer launches teargas canister into seated crowd of protesters.

Early morning downtown. UW Law Students form human chain at 8th and Seneca. Conversation between police and protesters. protesters roll metal garbage barrels down street towards bulldozers. protesters use dumpster to block street. NGOs in suits try to get through blockade. At 6th and University, man in suit debates with protesters. People fleeing teargas on 6th Avenue, crowd boos as cops let delegates through at 6th and Pine.

Interview with protesters at Steelworkers rally on waterfront. Interview with steelworker talking about how WTO affects labor. Steelworkers in blue ponchos at Pier 62 listening to rally speakers. Woman in white poncho from Building Trades Union, International Brotherhood of Painters and Building Trades. Interview with steelworker holding big white steelworkers blimp. Interview with Mark Taylor Canfield.

November 29th, 1999. Nightime in front of First United Methodist Church. Interview with protester named Bob Burton about trade and media coverage. Interview with Israeli activist named Roni Armon with Green Action and People's Global Action. Key Arena at Seattle Center. Ani Defranco on stage with band Seize the Day. Morning, November 30th, 1999. Human chain in a circle in the rain at 6th and University. Interview with protester (Daniel Kosmal). Human chain around locked down protesters, Rochelle Gause among them.

Beginning of this tape overlaps with last 4 minutes of previous tape, Tape #23 (47A). Locked down protester talks about why she is locked down. Interview with protester from Arcata, calling himself "Compost".

Continuation of Tape 047B. Locked down protesters on the ground surrounded by circle of singing protesters at 6th and University. Delegates push through protesters at NW corner of 6th and University. Interview with one of the protesters. Black Bloc links arms at NE corner of 6th and University.

Delegates debating with protesters at 6th and University. Interview with anarchist protester on stairs above 6th and University. protesters seated in front of police horses. Infernal Noise Brigade goes by. Armored vehicle shooting rubber bullets and pepper spray. protester jumps on armored vehicle and is beaten by police. Teargas canisters fired directly into crowd. protesters, including elderly women, recovering from teargas. John Sellers in foreground. People running down University away from teargas. At Rainier Square on 4th, protesters start drumming and dancing in front of police.

People play percussion on overturned dumpsters in the intersection. protesters are seated in intersection. Teargas released on front of seated protesters. Woman lays on back while medics pour water over face. Interview with photographer Ian Edelstein, talks about rubber bullets.

Continuation of tape 51A. Medics assist seated protesters who were pepper sprayed. Police leave 6th and University. Crowd cheers. People roll dumpster into street and up 4th Avenue.

Seated and dancing protesters in street. Police throw tear gas into seated protesters. Press and protesters struggle to get away from gas. Police advance into intersection banging batons on shields. Locked down protesters remain in intersection. Cops use pepper spray on them repeatedly. Tear gas cloud envelops protesters who are locked down. Raise fists cheering after gas passes. Police charge protesters in front of Hilton.

Continuation of tape 28 (52A). Police attack seated protesters. Street medics try to clear protesters' faces and eyes of pepper spray. North on 6th Avenue, clouds of teargas. Armored vehicle blocking University street freeway ramp. Locked down protesters are still locked together. State patrol car pulls up to locked down protesters. Steelworkers and Infernal Noise Brigade come up 6th Avenue.

Interviews with protesters practicing with chains and lockdown cylinders. Map showing different blockade sectors in downtown. Interview with protester from Connecticut. Describes process of forming affinity group and preparing for arrest. Affinity groups walk down Denny. Interview with protester who is going to take part in lockdown. Arrive at Pine (or Pike) and Boren and block traffic. March from SCCC arrives. Riot police walk up Pike towards Boren. KL Shannon between protesters and police.

Continuation of tape 30 (53A). Locked down protesters at Pike and Boren sing. Interview with the locked down protesters about their strategy for blockading city. Interview with KL Shannon. Police try to get through protester blockade on Pike. protester locked at top of tripod in Pine and Boren intersection. Delegates try and fail to get through.

Interview with masked protester (Betty) locked down on Boren. View down Boren of Pine and Pike blocked. protesters crouched in intersection next to riot cop with pepper spray. Cop car with "Fuck Cops" graffiti. Infernal Noise Brigade at 4th and Union. Interview with woman who witnessed lockdowns and unprovoked police violence.

At intersection of Western Ave and Virginia Street, street theater and singing. Interview with Market employee, supports protests. March starts south on Pike Place, John Goodman carries Steelworkers banner. Interview with protesters in march, a woman and a protester named Rahul. Interview with Brad Bartlett, legal observer from National Lawyer's Guild. Interview with Harold Lindy in march. Buy Bye Santas marching near Paramount. Teamsters 174 truck sets up sound system across from Paramount. Delegates push past protesters on Pine and 8th Avenue. Jonathan Lawson in human chain. Company of Prophets dance troupe in intersection of 7th and Pine while Jason Reep films them. Delegates debates with protesters in human chain.

protesters singing Christmas carols with altered protest lyrics inside a King County metro bus. Interview with Pike Place Market employee. Taxi driver in his cab blowing whistle, says he's with the protesters. Company of Prophets spoken word and hip hop on Pike or Pine. protesters debate with delegates on Pike.

Jonathan Lawson in line of linked protesters. Kevin Danaher hands out stickers to linked protesters. Dancers with Company of Prophets dance in the middle of 7th and Pine. Delegates try to push through human chains. protester holding child interviewed, talks about his frustration with the media coverage.

Interview with protester in front of Vons. Man with megaphone preaches about Jesus. protesters on top of King County Metro bus in front of Paramount. protester suspended from a wooden tripod blocking the street at Boren and Pine. Man in suit tries to get through line of protesters at Boren and Pike towards downtown on Pike, KL Shannon intervenes, man doesn't get through.

Students chanting in front of Broadway Performance Hall and SCCC. Intersection of Broadway and Pine in the background. Student march departs heading north on Broadway. Construction workers raise fists and peace signs as students pass on Olive. March passes through Olive and Denny and heads down Denny. Many protesters seated and linked together in front of Sheraton.

Boren Ave. and Pine St. Police yell at protester. When protesters refuse to move, police drive motorcycles over protesters who are chained together.

Dance party with Company of Prophets in the middle of the intersection outside the Roosevelt Hotel (7th and Pine?). Fire breather/spinner. Interview with delegates from Cote d'Ivoire. Direct Action group has a meeting. Large (student?) march heads up Denny (?). MEChA marches chanting in Spanish under monorail tracks. Student march arrives at Mural Amphitheatre Seattle Center. Rice Baker-Yeboah speaks.

Student rally at Seattle Center Mural Amphitheatre. Rice Baker-Yeboah on megaphone. MEChA students in face masks talk about Zapatista movement. Students from Bay Area are with the Third Eye Movement. UW student rep speaks. Lydia Cabasco on the mic. Labor march through downtown, passes Westlake Center and Nordstrom. Indigenous Women's Network banner.

Woman with bleeding injury next to eye is attended to by medics. Riot cop pushes Rustin Thompson out of the street. Medics caring for seated protesters who were pepper sprayed.

protesters expressing anger at riot police for gassing them. Students wearing UW Law school sweatshirts in intersection. Riot police appear to retreat. protesters take intersection and cheer. protesters block delegates in front of the Sheraton. protesters follow Infernal Noise Brigade in front of 600 University (One Union Square). Long line of protesters with arms linked block delegates at 4th and University or Union (?). David Solnit tries to reason with police at 200 Union Square, gets pushed with baton. Gary Graham Hughes takes photos. protesters seated in front of police horses in front of 2 Union Square.

Human chain in front of Sheraton. Interview with 11-year-old who is skipping school for protests. David Solnit instructs people with asthma or contact lenses to move to the back. Interview with protester who was shot in the leg with rubber bullets. Medics helping protesters. Black Bloc argues with protester protecting windows. Interviews with protesters who are locked down at 6th and University. Korean protesters and drummers move through 6th and University. protester from London calls police behavior outrageous. Interview with public defenders working as legal observers with National Lawyers Guild. Infernal Noise Brigade member talks about getting gassed. Interview with an attorney who works downtown. Interview with Metro driver. Young woman protester talks to King County Sheriff officers blocking protesters. Interview with David Taylor from Direct Action Network.

Interview with black women talking about importance of women of color coming together at WTO protests. Large crowd singing at 5th and Pine. Kristine Wong in the crowd. Labor march moves past Westlake Center, heading east on Pike. Dee Dee Rainbow (died 2013) in march. Han Shan (Direct Action Network) is negotiating with police officer outside Sheraton. Teargas at corner of 4th and Pike. Infernal Noise Brigade arrives marching east on Pike.

Students marching south on 3rd. Crowd gathers at 3rd and University, heads up University. protesters circle up and lock together in the intersection of 4th and University (?). Teargas seen at 4th and Union, 4th and Pike. Riot cop announces labor march's location, encourages protesters to join the march. Interview with three young women who are locked down. Another march (maybe students from UW?) passes around 4th and University blockade. Concussion grenades and clouds of teargas down 4th Avenue.

Early morning protesters gather at Seattle Central Community College. Footage at Boren and Pike blockade. King County Metro bus blocks Pine west of Boren. Cops negotiate with protesters to get their cars past the blockade. Activist named War Cry is in the group negotiating with police. Topless women protesters head up Pike past Paramount.

Crowd of protesters at 6th and Pine in front of Sheraton Hotel. Two blocks of protesters blocking 5th Avenue. Street medics treating protesters outside Independent Media Center for teargas and pepper spray. Young woman has huge impact wound on her forehead. Inside IMC. Seated protesters in intersection of 4th and University. Woman reads Seattle Times' front page to crowd, announces cancelling of WTO meeting. Man in suit talks with press. protesters and drummers march on 6th Avenue. Errol Maitland records audio. Riot police in front of Independent Media Center.

Nighttime on 3rd Avenue between Union and University, in front of the Independent Media Center. Row of riot police (National Guard or King County Sheriff?). Camera movement very jerky. Tear gas starts and camera moves inside Independent Media Center. protester in basement of IMC talks about medics helping to remove contact lenses from his eyes after he was gassed.

Boren and Pike. Human chain blocks Pike. protesters debate with delegate on Pike. Human chain in front of hotel at Pine and 8th. Insect costumes rolling inflatable globes up and down Pine. At dusk, dumpsters overturned in the intersection at 4th and Union. Rice Baker-Yeboah on megaphone, instructing people on what to say to delegates. Teargas fired in front of Niketown. Concussion grenades.

Interviews with Brian Derdowski and Richard Conlin, also with protesters. Protest scenes downtown.

Activists cleaning graffiti, protesters assemble and sit down at intersection of 6th and Pike. Amy Kratz as legal observer, Stephanie Guilloud, Hop Hopkins, Lydia Cabasco in crowd. David Solnit on megaphone encourages crowd to keep protesting non-violently. Crowd of protesters pushed into Westlake Square by police. Arrests begin in Westlake Square. Arrestees taken to King County metro buses.

Westlake arrests. Dana Schuerholz is arrested. John Sellers, Direct Action Network, interviewed by press, debates with police officer. Asante Riverwind aka "Osprey" from Direct Action Network interviewed, then arrested. Hop Hopkins arrested.

Partial duplicate of 08A-051. People cleaning graffiti downtown. Seen in crowd: Amy Kratz as legal observer, Stephanie Guilloud, Hop Hopkins, Lydia Cabasco. Asante Riverwind at Westlake Park asking protesters to remain non-violent as armored vehicles surround Westlake Park. David Solnit encouraging people to remain non-violent.

In the early morning of December 1st, 1999, protesters challenge the newly instated "No Protest Zone" and return to downtown Seattle.

Ongoing arrests at Westlake Park on the morning of December 1st, 1999.

People in business attire sitting around in a circle indoors discussing exclusion of local governments in trade negotiations.

Police, protesters, and news media at Westlake park. Interview with protester, compares violence of protests to violence of WTO. March from Westlake Park into Pike street at 4th avenue, south on 4th Avenue, weaves through downtown along 3rd, 4th, and 5th Avenue. Interview with forest activist from Vancouver, BC.

Interview with protesters at 4th and Pike,"Bio Girl" and Jennifer. Labor march passes. Inside Town Hall, event is WTO Debate by The International Forum on Globalization, The Nation Institute, Public Citizen, & The Progress Project Present with Ralph Nader, Center for the Study of Responsible Law Public Citizen; John Cavanagh, Institute for Policy Studies; and Dr. Vandana Shiva: Research Foundation for Science, Technology and Ecology as the Anti-Globalization participants and Jagdish Bhagwati, Columbia University; Scott Miller, Proctor & Gamble; and David Aaron: Undersecretary of Commerce for International Trade as the pro-globalization participants.

Interview with protesters Morgan Dunn, John Sellers, other protesters. John Sellers talks to media. Interview with protester named Jennifer Young talking about her experience.

Duplicate of 085_057

Protests and arrests inside/outside Sheraton Hotel. Cameraperson conversation with Norm Stamper.

Direct action lockdown at Convention Center.

Direct action lockdown at Convention Center.

Direct action lockdown at Convention Center.

Police violence downtown.

Steelworkers rally, police violence downtown.

Interviews with student organizers, labor members, about protests and police violence.

Duplicate of 097A_67

Interviews with student organizers about police violence.

Arriving Seattle, marches.

Marching band, grocery store B-roll.

Police attack on protesters downtown.

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Speeches by farmers.

Hosts Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez with guests Victor Menotti and Earthjustice Legal Defense Fund Rep, Patti Goldman.

Farmers Day; press conference, speakers include Anne Schwartz from Washington Tilth, Jose Bove, Keith Dittrich (President, American Corn Growers Association), Rafael Alegria Via Campesina, Dena Hoff (Northern Plains Resource Council), Warren MacDonald (Capilano Pacific small boat fisherman), Rafael Mariano (Phillipine Peasant Movement KMP), Denise O'Brien (co-founder, Women Food and Agriculture Network WFAN).

March on Capitol Hill, led by Rice Baker Yeboah, winds through Belltown.

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Jail solidarity at King County Jail.

Helicopters in sky over King County Jail at dusk, large crowd in front of King County Jail on 5th Avenue

"nerve gas used; call from jail"

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Interviews.

Episode of "Changing America" in Seattle, working with other independent media to cover the WTO protests.

Interview with Bronwyn Mauldin, volunteer with Ustawi, and Hanna Petros founding member of Jubilee 2000 NW Coalition. Both describe purpose of Jubilee 2000 and need to forgive debt.

People's Global Action (PGA) caravan arrives from NYC. Activists from India, Israel, Panama, Bolivia, England, Germany, Canada. USWA (United Steelworkers of America), Indigenous representative from Panama (Kuna Youth Movement), Green Action from Israel. Denis Moynihan from Direct Action Network Media Collective.

Interview with Peter Fugazzotto from Sea Turtle Restoration Project, at Independent Media Center (1415 3rd Ave), in downtown Seattle. Sounds like Mary Travers is conducting the interview.

People drumming outside Seattle Central Community College (SCCC), with street theater and puppets. United Steelworkers of America (USWA) puppets. Radical Cheerleaders lead march north on Broadway. Infernal Noise Brigade passes camera. White people doing African dance and drumming.

Sunset on marchers and puppets downtown, marching towards Boren (on Pike or Pine). Bicycle cops. Armored vehicles with police riding on outside. Armored vehicle drives by with Space Needle in background at sunset. Police on horseback circling on Pine.

Very low sound. Protest crowd in downtown street (Pike) at sundown. Crowd starts walking east on Pike. Police officers on horseback in amongst marchers. SWAT tank rolls by with police on outside.

Rainforest Action Network activists hang a banner from a crane in South Lake Union. Banner says "Democracy-> WTO<-" Space Needle in background.

People's Assembly meeting inside Filipino Community Center, Raging Grannies take the stage. Interview (through interpreter) with Kwon Mi Young, representative of Korean Women Farmer's Association in Korea.

Indoors labor event. Interviews with labor leaders and participants.

Indoors labor event. Speakers. Interviews with participants, including David Reid from United Steelworkers of America, while he's wearing an Earth First button.

Interview with Paul Wellstone in front of Steelworkers table. Interview with Maxine Waters. Lori Wallach at podium with United Steelworkers of America logo. George Becker, USWA president, introduces Thea Lee of the AFL-CIO. Charles Kernighan documents labor abuses in Latin America and Asia.

Interview with Dan Spalding in front of 420 Denny. Daniel Lang interview about use of puppets. Max Dejarnette and Eve Griggs interview outside 420 Denny. Eve mentions Evergreen State College class called "Political Economy and Social Movements." Interview with Jason Adams from Seattle Tenants Union and IWW. Slow motion Asun Suntonio Bandanaz spoken word. Hip hop artist named Spiral performs. Hop Hopkins MC mentions Community Coalition for Environmental Justice. Summer and Brenna do spoken word together.

Spoken word performances at Alibi Room (Summer and Brenna, Jourdan Imani Keith, Gabriel Teodros). Hop Hopkins MCs. Interview with Gabriel Teodros outside Alibi Room in Post Alley. Interview with Asun Suntonio Bandanaz. Five Hundred Years Collective. Asun beatboxes.

Interview with Rony Armon from People's Global Action. Craig Hymson from Independent Media records interview. Rony is from Green Action. Interview with Michael Charder from London Reclaim the Streets and People's Global Action. Interview starts again on 512B.

Interview with Michael Charder from London Reclaim the Streets and People's Global Action.

Interview with steelworkers. NO AUDIO. Outside First Methodist Church (Fifth and Marion location). Columbia Tower in background.

Live broadcast of Democracy Now from Seattle at First Methodist Church with Amy Goodman, Norman Stockwell, and Vandana Shiva. Amy reports about activists who squatted in abandoned building in downtown Seattle, Radical Cheerleaders, and banner hang over Interstate 5. Lori Wallach. Walden Bello.

Live broadcast of Democracy Now from Seattle at First Methodist Church. Amy Goodman. Norman Stockwell. Vandana Shiva. Lori Wallach. Walden Bello.

Pre-dawn at the base of the crane. Can see the banner drop, activists on the top of the crane. Press person for banner drop names banner drop activists. John Sellers, Ruckus Society, and Harold, Ian Burke, Shannon, with Rainforest Action Network. Support activists on freeway overpass above crane describes mechanics of banner drop. Banner starts to drop. Space Needle in the background. Interviews about direct action as a tactic.

Rainy shots of Pike Place Market and market sign. Salmon and produce at market vendors. Large ships in Elliott Bay. Ferry passes cranes. Pan of Harbor Island to ferry terminal. Skyline from Victor Steinbruck Park. Shot of Kingdome and Mariner's Stadium from Victor Steinbruck park overlooking viaduct. Skyline from 3rd and Pine. WTO promotional signs and GAP sign in one shot. Holiday car and pedestrian traffic downtown. "Time To Shop" sign in Old Navy window.

Duplicate of Tape 108 (BetaSP 516).

Judith LeBlanc interviews workers from Kaiser Aluminum (New Orleans) at First Methodist Church. Kaiser workers describe strike and lock out. Kaiser plant is in Gramercy, Louisiana. One worker explains that scabs blew up part of the plant. Corresponds to Tape 104 (MiniDV 513).

Capitol Hill march and rally. Sign for street theater in front of Broadway Performance Hall. Activists from South Asia and Switzerland talking outside 420 space. Inside the takeover of abandoned building at 914 Virginia St., near Terry Avenue. Night shots of cops arriving at the base of the crane as activists scale crane. Dawn shots of banner-hang activists on top and lowering themselves from crane.

Police and protesters after turtle march.

Interviews inside 420 Denny.

Interview with bartender inside Comet Tavern

Before dawn, filming from bus ride on I-5 into Seattle. Full moon. Early morning traffic under I-5. Arrests being made in front of Convention Center. Elderly white-haired man is led away in handcuffs. March passes Sheraton on 6th. Lots of marchers in turtle costumes. March passes the Roosevelt Hotel.

Interviews, human chain, reclaim the streets.

Lockdowns and protests.

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Lockdowns.

Direct action and labor rally.

Labor rally at Memorial Stadium. National Union of Mine Workers representative from South Africa speaks. Linda Chavez Thompson introduces George Becker USWA. Executive Director of Sierra Club, Carl Pope speaks. President of UNITE, Jay Mazur. Italian Union representative speaks. Irish union representative speaks. Leroy Trotman, Barbados Workers Union president. Another South African union representative speaks. Luis Anderson, Latin American and Caribbean union representative. Malaysian labor rights speaker. Steve Yokich, President United Auto Workers (died 2002). Gerry McEntee of AFSCME speaks. Public Citizen director, Lori Wallach.

Labor rally at Memorial Stadium. President of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) Brian McWilliams. Ed Fire, President of International Union of Electrical Workers, IUE (died 2015) speaks about General Electric using WTO to lower wages. Wei Jingsheng, Chinese human rights activist speaks through interpreter. Transport Workers Union (TWU) president Sonny Hall, mechanic and bus driver from NYC. Ken Georgetti, Canadian Labor Council, talks about how protesters are getting teargassed downtown while elites eat filet mignon. Vandana Shiva. Duane Woerth president Airline Pilots Association. Indian representative of World Fish Harvesters org. Teamsters President, James Phillip Hoffa speaks. Student activists from United Students Against Sweatshops (USAS). John Sweeney, President AFL-CIO. Sweet Honey in the Rock on stage backs up chants.

United Farmworkers of America banners and members at Memorial Stadium. Memorial Stadium crowds chant "ILWU" and wave signs. Ron Judd, King County Labor Council, announces start of rally and march. Michael Franti in the crowd. Space Needle and sun over crowd. Interview with Sheet Metal Workers Local 66 worker.

Sweet Honey and the Rock on stage at Memorial Stadium. Another angle on labor rally that corresponds to tape #s 556 and 555. Mention of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) Student Strike in Mexico City. Speaker Amparo Reyes works in a maquiladora near US Border, interpreted by Juan Jose Bocanegra.

Interview with protester shot with rubber bullet.

Lockdown, blocking traffic.

Two tape numbers in one 90 minute BetacamSP. Direct Action and police response.

Dawn looking over Victor Steinbruck Park and Elliott Bay. March heads through the market, singing. March arrives at 4th Ave. and Pike St. March continues towards police, east on Pike St. March heads north on 6th Avenue. Steelworkers lead march now heading west on Pine St. March stops in front of police line at 8th Ave. and Pine St. Company of Prophets drumming and spoken word in march. protesters link arms and block alley between 7th and 6th Avenues on Union St. protesters all the way down Pike St. to Pike Place Market sign.

Close-up of riot police officer holding firearm marked LETHAL. Delegates across the street from Gameworks store discussing how no one can get in. Delegates fail to get in at Sheraton and head back up Pike St. SPD instructs protesters to go westbound on Pike St. and south on 6th Ave. Spraying pepper spray on protesters blocking alley next to Gameworks. Amy Goodman, recording audio. Medics care for protester who was sprayed in face. Teargas clouds above downtown street (Pine?). protesters locked at base of Sheraton.

Two tapes copied to one 90 minute BetacamSP. Direct Action footage and labor rally.

Black Bloc moves through intersection at Pine St. and 6th Ave. (?). protesters walking west on Virginia St. under monorail tracks. Boarding up broken windows at Swissa Jewelers on 5th Ave. Anarchy flag on top of Loehmann's marquee. Black Bloc heads north on 3rd Ave. between Union St. and Pike St.

Lockdowns, delegates turned away, police violence.

War Cry explains that police want to move their vehicles through the blockade and she wants to know what the people who are locked down want to do. Riot police march up Boren Ave. Footage skips to Dec 1st in Belltown at dusk. Riot police march up 1st Ave. Footage cuts to nighttime at King County Jail, woman on megaphone, announces rally leaving from Labor Temple at noon on Friday.

Labor March.

Live broadcast of Democracy Now.

Interview with Nancy Tracy, 70 year old woman. Interview with Ismail from Ivory Coast who thinks protests are right thing to do. Interview with Canadian protesters holding Canadian flag. Labor march turns corner in front of Ben Bridge Jeweler. Ironworkers Local 29 banner passes. Interview with Eileen Nelson. Jeff Shuey from Santa Cruz explains that the police are trying to control an uncontrollable situation. Labor March stops on front of Niketown, protesters are on top of Niketown marquee, dismantling sign. Interview with Jessie Herbert from Olympia.

Interviews, lockdowns, street parties.

Interviews, lockdowns, street parties.

Interviews, lockdowns, street parties.

Marches and street parties and direct action.

Labor march comes into downtown, fills intersection at 8th or 9th Avenues and Pike St. Allen Schauffler gets ready to do report from downtown. Michael Moore talks to people in labor march. Crowd is stopped in front of Paramount. Kaiser Rally at Memorial Stadium or Key Arena? David Foster talks about George Hurwitz, 15th month of Kaiser Aluminum strike. Introduces George Becker, USWA president. Introduces John Sweeney, AFL-CIO president. Linda Chavez Thompson, AFL-CIO vice-president. Judith LeBlanc interviews John Sweeney with George Becker behind him. Jim Hightower on stage. Rebel Voices performing.

Labor march arrives at 5th Ave and Stewart St. Ron Judd on megaphone. March heads north on 5th Ave. Verlene Wilder and Ron Judd as marshals. March returns to Memorial Stadium. Vaughn Oakley interviewed. Latino family interviewed. Participated in march to protest child labor and NAFTA and WTO. More interviews with march participants.

Judith LeBlanc conducts interviews with labor leaders at Memorial Stadium. James Hoffa, president of Teamsters. Interview with representative of South African Miners. Francisco Munoz, metalworker from Michoacan, Mexico. Interpreted by Juan Jose Bocanegra. Interview with woman from Dominican Republic representing women who work in sweatshops in Santo Domingo. Interview with woman representing workers from Colombia. Interview with Martin Rodriguez from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) in Mexico City, from the university's teachers union. Ron Judd wearing Marshal hat, leads head of march. Head of the march (John Sweeney, George Becker, Linda Chavez Thompson, James Hoffa, and others) pauses.

Selects from Headwaters Action Video Collective (HAVC). Interviews, inside 420 Denny Way.

Direct action and street parties.

Direct action and street parties.

Police attack Independent Media Center.

Lockdowns at 4th Ave. and Pike St.

Labor rally and march.

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Interview with witness of Victor Menotti's arrest.

Duplicate of 603-151

Arrests and interviews at Westlake Center.

Arrests and interviews at Westlake Center.

Sandpoint prisoners.

Sandpoint prisoners.

Labor march downtown.

Riot police putting on gas masks and helmets. National Lawyers Guild legal observer talks to press. Sasha Magee interviews Australian delegate about protests. KL Shannon high fives marchers. IBEW Local 46 sign on IBEW building. Speakers outside IBEW building tell assembled crowd that they'll march to Pier 62 where George Becker (president of United Steelworkers of America) will join them. March heads down Clay St.(?) towards waterfront, arrives at Pier 62. Rally MC Robby Stern, president Washington State Labor Council, leads "POWER TO THE PEOPLE" chant. Anne Feeney plays guitar and sings. David Taylor of Direct Action Network speaks about labor and student coalition. Anne Feeney sings song about civil disobedience. Labor officials and politicians do symbolic steel dumping into Elliott Bay.

Labor rally in the rain. David Bonior (Michigan Democrat House of Representatives) speaks. Mentions labor actions on Seattle Waterfront. Rally crowd leaves rally and marches.

Three tape numbers on one 90 minute Betacam SP. Labor interviews and marches.

Steelworkers march and rally.

Interviews with protesters who were chased by police. Outside (or at) United Methodist Church.

Jonathan Rosenblum and Ron Judd standing in the street. Interview with man who describes what happened downtown after steelworker rally. Riot Police and Metro buses waiting for arrests to begin. Interview with Ron Judd - describes rally at Pier 62 and police response to protesters downtown.

Inside IBEW hall in Belltown. March departs headed to waterfront. Crowd descends Broad Street towards waterfront. Steelworker rally at Pier 62. Interviews with people attending steelworker rally at Pier 62. Earth First member talks about Alliance for Sustainable Jobs and the Environment formed between Earth First and Steelworkers. Woman in crowd talks about property damage the day before and asserts that the people who engaged in property damage were not protesters. Interview with Jeff Engels of ILW at Pier 62. Man from Paul Robeson Society interviewed in crowd. Native fisherman talks about price for fish dropping. Speakers on stage. Anne Feeney plays music. March heads to Pike Hill Climb. Interview with King County Councilmember Brian Derdowski.

Interviews with protesters downtown and lower Queen Anne.

Steelworkers rally at pier. Police attack protesters downtown.

Steelworkers rally at pier. Police attack protesters downtown.

Steelworkers rally at pier. Police attack protesters downtown.

Steelworkers rally at pier. Police attack protesters downtown.

Steelworkers rally at pier. Police attack protesters downtown.

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Inside Independent Media Center, Francine Harris explains curfew, shows the "no protest zone" on the map. Interview with David Duffy from Washington, D.C., describes experience heading into downtown after the steelworker rally, getting teargassed. Rows of buses with protesters on them at Sandpoint Naval Base. Interviews with legal team at Sandpoint but no audio. Inside buses, detainees dancing. People getting loaded off of buses. KOMO4 reporting from Sandpoint. People attempt to bring water and bagels to detainees on buses, pushed back by police.

Inside Independent Media Center. Duplicate?

Inside Independent Media Center. Duplicate?

protesters prevent people from entering Roosevelt Hotel. Interview with woman who went to Pike Place Market to get food for people who are locked down and they gave her free food. Woman from Direct Action Network announces that curfew has been moved to 5pm and that people need to clear out. Conversation in the street with someone (Adams? and Angelo Sacerdote) from Independent Media Center video collective. Interview with young man from Cleveland who decided to come to Seattle instead of going back to college. Next day, inside Indigenous People's Forum inside Seattle University's Piggott Auditorium.

Driving north on Broadway, past crowd at Broadway and Pine. Brian Derdowski tries to get people to calm down and get on the sidewalk. Interviews with Capitol Hill residents. David Frogg talks about indigenous people's forum. Drumming and dancing on Pine between Broadway and 10th. Brian Derdowski chats with protesters about keeping the street open. Interview with woman about how peaceful protesters are trying to have reasonable conversations with police and getting gassed. She describes how Black Bloc provoked the police.

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Todd Still WTO Broadway, Phil Early Dec 1st

Following riot police towards Belltown on 2nd Avenue. Large crowd of protesters corralled by police at 2nd and Clay? protesters sit down on sidewalk. Officer tells media to move to one side. Asks independent media for press credentials. Tells independent media without credentials to sit down. Officer tells everyone to cross street and join seated protesters. Man tells camera that he was just walking home.

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Ralph Nader inside Independent Media Center. Large numbers of riot police line intersection downtown. Woman in trench coats standing in front of police line holding a sign that says "New World Order." Outside King County Jail, daytime, large crowd.

Street theater called "Victoria's Dirty Little Secret" at Company of Prophets van. Police in front of Niketown. Interview with Tibetan activist. Native drumming and singing on Teamsters truck. Inside Independent Media Center. Windows being boarded up. Burnt out dumpsters on 4th Avenue. Errol Maitland inside Independent Media Center talking about being angry and shutting it down. Footage cuts to December 2nd. Topless women in march with slogans written on skin. March heads south on 3rd Avenue.

On 6th Avenue, Larry Gossett in front of King County Jail on the mic. Human chain goes all the way down Jefferson St. Interview with woman from Tibet who has lived in Seattle since 1993. Brian Derdowski walks through crowd outside jail. Interview with a Dec. 1 Capitol Hill protester. Rows of protesters sit in front of jail, doing a "repeat after me". Interview with Larry Gossett in front of locked down protesters.

Press conference with Han Shan, Celia Alario, Mike Dolan and David Taylor.

Press conference, possibly at Seattle Central Community College. David Taylor of Direct Action Network describes police attacks on protesters on December 1st. Jennifer Whitney and Kirk Murphy talk about street medics, protester injuries, police use of gas, weapons, and pepper spray. Rice Baker-Yeboah talks about students as children and how they are being attacked in the street and have been targeted for arrest. Shannon Wright from Rainforest Action Network just released from jail, describes arrest. Christine Thelen, peasant farmer from Loursace, France. She speaks in French with an interpreter. Han Shan concludes press conference.

Interview with anti-genetic engineering protesters outside Safeway.

Interview with WTO delegate inside a hotel bar (Roosevelt?). Hotel security tells delegates that it is not safe outside and that they have 5 minutes to leave. Security recommends that people stay put. Opening session of ministerial has been postponed. Interview with Bhutanese delegate and other delegates while they're waiting in lobby/bar.

Inside hotel bar/lobby, interviews with WTO delegates. Interview with French-speaking delegate. Bangladeshi delegates come outside and applaud protests on 6th Avenue between University St. and Union St. Interview with Don Johnston Secretary General of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).

Interview outside Labor Temple with man who talks about debt cancellation and then impact of Third World Debt. March heads south on 1st Avenue, native drummers. Sasha Magee and Eric Galatas marching and chanting. March turns up Union St. towards 4th Avenue. Camera person clarifies that the march is now entering the No Protest Zone. Ron Judd and Bob Hasegawa discuss march route, encourages people to keep moving.

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3440 East Marginal Way. Interviews in the ILWU hall. Rick Johnson drives forklifts and semis. Juan Delpozo from Local 10 in San Francisco. Interviews with various men in the ILWU hall. Outside of ILWU hall.

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Recording off TV, King 5 news coverage of City Councilman McIver being attacked by police at 8th Ave. and Seneca St. on night of Wednesday, December 1st. Large march heads south on 2nd Avenue. View of march from rooftop on 2nd Ave between Pine and Pike.

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Farmers March down Denny Way? Marching through Pike Place Market towards Victor Steinbruck Park. Interview with small farmer from Carnation, WA. Interview with cattle rancher representing Northern Plains Resource Council from Montana. Interview with Glen Johnson, farmer from Mt. Vernon, WA. Interview with State Patrol downtown. Nighttime rally in front of Seattle Central Community College. Gregory Lewis on megaphone. Inside Roy Street Independent Media Center, person sleeps on the floor of an edit suite. Adams and Mark from Whispered Media are editing a segment about the Global Free Logging Agreement.

Inside Roy Street Independent Media Center house. Michael Eisenmenger and Noel Rabinowitz are editing. Jacquie Soohen and Sasha Magee are editing. Interview with Jacquie. Michael Eisenmenger copying and logging tapes. Judith LeBlanc says they're heading to the docks to interview longshoremen.

Drumming and dancing. Crowd gathered for rally in front of Labor Temple in Belltown. Speakers from Teamsters Truck stage. Dancing in front of Labor Temple. Verlene Wilder (Jones) on the Teamsters Truck stage.

Interviews with marchers. Native drummers and singers in middle of march. Interviews with marchers. Sound truck in front of IBEW building at end of the march. Verlene Wilder (Verlene Jones Davis, died in 2018) speaking from sound truck. Ruben Solis interprets for Spanish-language speakers on sound truck. Carol from International Indian Treaty Council interviewed and talks about coalition-building during protests. Interview with Bob Hasegawa, Teamsters 174.

Men play cards and mill around at 7am in the ILWU hall. Inside hall, laborers line up for job calls. Man leans against cigarette vending machine. Interview with ILWU (Judith LeBlanc conducts interview).

Reverend Jeffrey from New Hope Baptist speaks. Rice Baker-Yeboah on Teamsters Truck on megaphone. Interview with Tom Goldtooth, National Coordinator of Indigenous Environmental Network. Interview with Hannah Petros from Ethiopia in the march. Interview with Raging Grannies. Interview with longshoreman.

Downtown.

Interview with steelworkers in front of IBEW hall. Talks about Alliance for Sustainable Jobs and the Environment, founded by Earth First and Steelworkers. March heads down to waterfront and along waterfront to Pier 62. Coast Guard surveils march and rally from boat. Large crowd ascends Pike Place Market hillclimb. Another large crowd goes south on 3rd Avenue. Crowd responds to gas and pepper spray on 3rd Avenue. Market security guard leads injured woman down hill. Crowd walks down into market on Virginia St. and heads towards Victor Steinbruck Park.

protesters south of Pike Place Market. Riot cops in a row in front of Public Market sign. Cops drag a man to the ground in front of the Green Tortoise Hostel. Next day outside Seattle Central Community College, protester holding banner shouts about curfew and right to assemble.

Inside the convention center. Interview with representative from Sierra Club. Interview with convention sound guy who says that delegates from developing countries are really mad about "green room" policy. Delegates milling in lobby, clamor to get into working session.

protesters outside Westin Hotel. Gregory Lewis makes announcement to protesters outside Westin. Interview with student from Seattle Central Community College talks about organizing they did with area high schools to march on the 30th and work they did to educate SCCC students about WTO.

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Riot police advance down Pike St., fire concussion grenades and teargas towards 3rd Ave. People are streaming into the Independent Media Center (IMC). Amy Goodman on phone behind police line, talks on phone and holds audio recorder. Armored vehicle approaches behind police line. Errol Maitland recording audio. Denis Moynihan is on the phone filing a report. Jimmy Mateson (Media Island) making announcements. Kari Lerum in bandana. Jeff Perlstein listening and making announcements about who can and can't exit building. Sheriff removes a man from the IMC for ai. Stephan Smith sings original song about WTO protests.

Continuation from tape 800A; Stephan Smith singing at night, Kingdome in the background.

Motorcycle cops drive past Westlake Center. Men repairing glass windows downtown. Manse Jacobi (co-founder of Indymedia) interviewed at Independent Media Center about media democracy and media coverage of Gulf War. Shots inside Independent Media Center. Jade Paget-Seekins is editing audio. Describes Indymedia process, how new and exciting it is that anyone can post to the internet via Indymedia.

Outside Independent Media Center and Bruno's Pizza. Interview with Eric Galatas about Direct Action Media Network and Free Speech TV, inside Independent Media Center. Scenes from downtown. Crowd in front of Rainier Building. United Farmworkers of America flags. Jeff Engels (ILWU) on megaphone directing protesters to continue down 4th Avenue.

Outside King County Jail, call and response announcements. Mention of actions that Rainforest Action Network, Pacific Environment Resource Center, and Friends of the Earth got into WTO ministerial with a banner. Global Exchange also held up a banner. Map inside second Independent Media Center location shows where mass arrests have happened. Noel Rabinowitz edits footage from N30. In another room of that IMC location Michael Eisenmenger (Paper Tiger TV) sleeps.

Outside King County Jail, interview with Nathaniel Hastings who was arrested between Denny Way and Broad St. on 1st Ave. Interview with Mitchell Cohen from Red Balloon Collective and Green Party New York. Interview with Hal Nation from Teamsters talking about historic coming together of different sectors. Yasmeen (young girl) describes experience on November 30th in a large float.

Pat Close and Gloria Lund are seated outside King County Jail. Pat says her son has been released but they're staying to support the others are who still in jail. Alan Wilson, from Sacramento, has been counseling protesters having trouble with anxiety and trauma. Katya Komisaruk announces that Mark Sidran has refused to make a "reasonable deal" regarding the people who are in jail. West African woman (Auretha) describes experience being teargassed on November 30th. Dana Schuerholz (journalist from Independent Media Center) gets on the mic.

Eritrean worker from Teamsters 174 in front of King County Jail. Small nighttime march through downtown. Sharon Delgado does a call and repeat description of her experience at the protests and why she participated. Back in front of King County Jail. Woman who just got out of jail addresses crowd in front of the jail.

Outside King County Jail. Mark Taylor Canfield on megaphone introduces Tom Hayden from Chicago Seven. Music and chants. Katya Komisaruk gets on megaphone, updates on negotiations and jail releases. Sonya from Direct Action Network reports from Westin Hotel where ten people are locked down and 200 people are dancing in the street. Another activist announces that they invited city council to come to the jail. Brian Derdowski is present.

Outside King County Jail. Various announcements on megaphone. Mitchell Cohen compares WTO protests to Chicago '68. Mark Taylor Canfield reads a "Give Us Back Our City" letter demanding that the mayor lift the martial law and curfew in Seattle. Speakers reference IMC's role. Rice Baker-Yeboah leads crowd in affirmation.

Call and response announcement outside King County Jail at night that some prisoners will be released. Metro bus pulls into the back of King County Jail. Prisoners exit jail.

Outside King County Jail. Speeches from released prisoners.

Outside 420 Denny Way. Dawn march through Pike Place Market then heads east on Pike St. Company of Prophets van in the march, blasts dance music and chants over sound system. Early morning gathering of protesters at Sheraton Hotel on 6th Ave. and Pike St. Infernal Noise Brigade and Steelworkers march past with David Solnit on 6th Avenue. Riot police move west towards crowd on Pike St. with pepper spray. Riot cop on top of armored vehicle with rubber bullet gun. Protesters dressed as Santa in the crowd. Armored vehicle moves in, pepper spray, rubber bullets into crowd.

Crowd on 6th Avenue between Union St. and Pike St. booing police, delegates. SPD on megaphone asks crowd to move or they will use chemical agents. Teargas cloud envelopes 6th Avenue and police. Enormous crowd at 6th Ave. and Pike St. Filipino delegation chanting in Tagalog. Korean drummers in front of FAO Schwarz. Labor march on 5th Ave. and Pike St. Steelworkers pass Westlake Center.

Protester and riot police stand off at 8th Ave. and Lenora St. on the morning of Dec 1st. Riot police tackle and then release John Seller. David Solnit issues suggestions on the megaphone to people who don't want to get arrested. Hop Hopkins and other members of the Brown Collective lead chants and songs as protesters block 8th Avenue. At corner of Pike Tower on 6th Ave. and Pike St., riot police assemble.

Riot police and mounted police surround Westlake Center. Detained protesters loaded onto King County Metro bus. Police have to carry protesters draped over batons because they refuse to cooperate. Dana Schuerholz (journalist with WTO press credentials) is arrested.

Arrests continue in Westlake Center.

Arrests at Westlake Center. Crowd grows and continues north on 3rd Avenue. Crowd chants and heads north on 5th Avenue under monorail tracks. At 6th Ave. and Pike St., KL Shannon encourages protesters to sit down. Large crowd seated at 6th Ave. and Pike St. chanting. SPD issues dispersal order, protesters stay seated. Riot police push protesters north on 6th Avenue, stomping their boots.

Protesters march through 3rd Ave and Spring St. Radical Cheerleaders with no shirts, paint on their bodies says "WTO Kiss My Ass." Marching north on 2nd Ave. Speakers invite everyone to march to Clay Street to join union activists there. Speaker calls for general strike until National Guard is withdrawn from Seattle. Steelworker gets on megaphone, calls for nonviolence. March stops in front of IBEW Local 46 in Belltown, numbers grow as unions fold in. Goes south along waterfront. Coast Guard boats offshore. Steelworkers floating steel in Elliott Bay.

NO SOUND. Raft of sneakers dumped in Elliott Bay. Crowd assembled at Pier 62 for Steelworkers Rally. Downtown, large crowd on Virginia St.? Teargas at 3rd and Pine St. King County Metro bus pulls through cloud of teargas. Row of riot police and armored vehicles at 2nd and Pike St. Police on horseback and teargas at 1st Ave. and Pike St. Mounted police and riot police push crowds north on 2nd Ave. from Pine St.

Han Shan, of the Ruckus Society, starts conference. There were Direct Action Network meetings with mayor's office and SPD, who disregarded their promises for legal observers, and disregarded rights for arrestees. Introduces Celia Alario. She reads statement from Kevin Bundy of volunteer legal team citing violations of human and civil rights. She talks about Victor Menotti of the International Forum on Globalization. Randy Hayes of Rainforest Action Network declares victory. Laden Tatong of Students for a Free Tibet speaks.

Press Conference. Jennifer Whitney of Direct Action Medical Team describes work medics have done during protests. Kirk Murphy, physician and academic at UCLA, also a street medic at protests, describes chemical weapons being used on protesters. Jennifer Whitney reports having treated many with asthma who were trapped in tear gas. Rice Baker-Yeboah represents student groups. Shannon Wright, of the Rainforest Action Network, just released from jail, describes experience being arrested and in jail.

Edited segment. Interviews with students at Ballard High, classroom discussion about police response. Students express opinions in favor of police response and against protests. Footage of protests and police response and activities inside the Independent Media Center. Amy Kratz (legal team) interviews protesters about police response, inside Independent Media Center. Legal observers comment on police response juxtaposed with police abuses. Full credits at end.

Set up for Deface the Nation. Jeff Pearson talks about people in jail. Dispatch activities, directing people to media stations, communicating with reporters in the field. Duplicate of WM8 (359).

Protesters and riot police in front of Ben Bridge Jeweler. Burning dumpster. Protesters seated in the middle of the intersection.

Michael Franti on stage at The Showbox. Dan Merkle and Michael Franti in a discussion with owner of the Showbox (?) about whether or not to continue or postpone the show. Filming the TV screen: King 5 coverage of 7pm-dawn curfew and property damage. Shots of Paul Schell and mention of Senator Patty Murray and Governor Locke. Michael Franti being interviewed by Steve Mack. Interview with Krist Novoselic (bassist for Nirvana).

Basement of Alibi Room, spoken word event. Hop Hopkins mentions People of Color Against AIDS Network (POCAAN) and Community Coalition for Environmental Justice (CCEJ). Introduces 500 Years Collective. Asun Suntonio Bandanaz and Gabriel Teodros perform. Hop Hopkins introduces Rice Baker-Yeboah, who recites poetry. Victoria from Washington, D.C. talks about WTO. Young woman sings and performs spoken word. Hop talks about CCEJ's work in South Seattle. Rashidi Omari and other hip hop artists from Company of Prophets from Oakland perform. 500 Years joins in with them.

Protests in Washington, D.C. against IMF/World Bank in April 2000.

Seated protesters and row of police in street. Police arrest protesters. Police officer tells cameraman Rick Rowley his Indymedia press pass isn't good enough for press access. More arrested protesters loaded onto buses

Protest and march footage at Kaiser Aluminum in April 2000.

protesters walking through Washington, DC in pre-dawn, young protester identifies himself as an anarchist. Young woman with megaphone describes plan for marching through the city. protesters interviewed. Native Americans marching and drumming join blockade, Dana Schuerholz taking photos behind Native American drummers.

Protester interviews and actions in street. Revolutionary Anti-Capitalist Bloc banner carried down street. Masked protester carrying banner explains what Revolutionary Anti-Capitalist Bloc is. David Taylor, Direct Action Network, provides information to protesters. Native American marchers drumming. Interview with Black Bloc member about media's attempt to divide Black Bloc from other protesters.

Protest scenes. Street medics aid people affected by tear gas. protester named Lex Bhagat, from Troy, New York, being held against car by plain clothed police explains what happened. Metropolitan police deploy pepper spray, tackle protester. Cameraperson, Rick Rowley, gets sprayed with pepper spray.

Jim Page in march. Interview with Chris Burnett with DC Independent Media Center describing how his Independent Media Center press pass was taken away by police officer.

Mounted police and motorcycle police on University and Seneca between 5th and 6th (?) blocking freeway on ramps. Riot police protecting Old Navy. Jubilee 2000 Coalition march south on 5th Avenue. Daraka Larimore-Hall, with Young Democratic Socialists of America, is interviewed by Jacquie Soohen. Driving through downtown at night, camera passes Lusty Lady, "The Nude World Order" and "WTOhhhhh" on marquis.

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Interview with Jello Biafra. Talks about WTO protests, media, corporations, protest tactics.

"Rosalinda" on label

Interview with John Kohlsaat.

Camera original. Corresponds to BetaSP BN6 interview with John Kohlsaat.

Interview with Verlene (Wilder) Jones (deceased).

Part Two of Interview with Verlene Wilder

Interview with Noam Chomsky.

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Interview with David Solnit.

Duplicate of BN14 263 Interview with David Solnit.

Robert Weissman, Co-Director Essential Action, speaks about mobilizations against IMF/World Bank in DC. Njoki Njehu, Director of 50 Years is Enough Network, speaks about need for debt cancellation by IMF and World Bank. Steve Kretzmann, Mobilization for Global Justice, talks about importance of protests. Dr Mark Weisbrot, co-director Center for Economic Policy and Research, speaks about the record of the IMF and World Bank causing economic destruction in Asia, Russia, and Brazil with high interest rates. Johah Gokova, director Ecumenical Support Services Zimbabwe and Chair of Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development, talks about impact of IMF and World Bank policies in Zimbabwe. Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins explain why they're there, respond to questions about protest tactics and police behavior.

Interview with Mexican and Colombian Indigenous women.

Interview with Lydia Cabasco.

Interview with Lydia Cabasco.

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Music of voiceover recorded by Michael Franti of Spearhead.

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Tape 1 of 4; duplicate of JF10, interview with Hop Hopkins.

Interview with Hop Hopkins.

Tape 2 of 4; duplicate of JF10, interview with Hop Hopkins.

Interview with Hop Hopkins.

MiniDV corresponds to Hi-8 and Betacam SP tapes of interview with Hop Hopkins.

Tape 3 of 4; duplicate of JF10, interview with Hop Hopkins.

Tape 4 of 4; duplicate of JF10, interview with Hop Hopkins.

Benefit for the Independent Media Center. Sheri Herndon introduces the Independent Media Center as a "people's newsroom." Introduces Jim Page. Sings a song about Bill Gates called "My Own Private Zanadu." Artis the Spoonman. Pete Knutson in the crowd. Jeff Perlstein asks crowd to support by volunteering at the Independent Media Center during the week of protests. Introduces Bob Seigel. Jeff Perlstein introduces Larry Shaw. Introduces Norman Solomon. Dan Merkle talks about the mainstream media ignoring the substantive issues that people are raising in Seattle. Dan introduces founders of Independent Media Center who raise their hands, Jeff Perlstein, Jill Freidberg, Sheri Herndon, Bruce Welty. Band called River Roots.

People dancing at benefit event for Independent Media Center. Jello Biafra speaks: "We can't hate the media. We have to become the media." Dan Merkle speaks about WTO policy and process.

Either footage from Jeff Taylor (signed deed of gift) or interview of Jeff Engels, shot by Jill Freidberg (signed deed of gift).

Either footage from Jeff Taylor (signed deed of gift) or interview of Jeff Engels, shot by Jill Freidberg (signed deed of gift).

Either footage from Jeff Taylor (signed deed of gift) or interview of Jeff Engels, shot by Jill Freidberg (signed deed of gift).

Either footage from Jeff Taylor (signed deed of gift) or interview of Jeff Engels, shot by Jill Freidberg (signed deed of gift).

Either footage from Jeff Taylor (signed deed of gift) or interview of Jeff Engels, shot by Jill Freidberg (signed deed of gift).

Either footage from Jeff Taylor (signed deed of gift) or interview of Jeff Engels, shot by Jill Freidberg (signed deed of gift).

Protest and march footage at Kaiser Aluminum in April 2000.

Interview with Charles Derber.

Interview with Charles Derber. Camera original duplicate of Betacam SP JF2.

Interview with Charles Derber. Camera original duplicate of Betacam SP JF2.

Interview with Juan Jose Bocanegra, Human Services Council.

Discussion about organizing that led up to the WTO protests, experiences of people of color in that organizing and during the protests, impressions of the WTO protests, and relationship of WTO protests to other anti-globalization movements in the world, including the Zapatistas and the UNAM student strike in Mexico City.

Interview with David Solnit.

Interviews with Yalonda Sinde (Allen) and Kristine Wong, both from Community Coalition for Environmental Justice.

Kristine and Yalonda were organizers with Seattle-based CCEJ, Community Coalition for Environmental Justice. Interview includes discussion of organizing that led up to the WTO protests, experiences of people of color during the protests, impressions of media coverage of protests, personal experiences during protests, and lessons learned from protests.

Interview with Elaine Bernard.

Interview with Elaine Bernard. MiniDV camera original duplicate of Betacam SP JF6.

Interview with War Cry.

Discusses personal experience during WTO protests, diversity of protest tactics, lessons from protests, importance of protests.

Discusses personal experience during WTO protests, diversity of protest tactics, lessons from protests, importance of protests.

Interview with Vandana Shiva.

Interview with Rice Baker-Yeboah.

Interview with Rice Baker-Yeboah. Camera original duplicate of Betacam SP JF9. Discusses role in the WTO protests, organizing leading up to the protests, lessons learned from the protests, reasons for the protests.

Interview with Hop Hopkins.

Camera original of interview with Hop Hopkins, duplicate of Betacam SP and MiniDV versions of same interview. Discusses organizing that led up to the WTO protests, personal experience during the protests, experience being arrested and being in jail, challenges encountered during protests, lessons learned from protests.

Interview with Hop Hopkins. MiniDV duplicate of Hi-8 JF10. Discusses organizing that led up to the WTO protests, personal experience during the protests, experience being arrested and being in jail, challenges encountered during protests, lessons learned from protests.

Interview with Jeff Engels about 1999 WTO Protests.

Interview with Ron Judd.

Interview with Bob Hasegawa.

Street theater. People carrying coffins in Pioneer Square. Artist DK Pan in the procession. Procession arrives in front of the Paramount. King County Metro buses surround entrance to the Paramount, protesters are standing on top of the buses. Footage changes from black and white to color. Speakers on microphone inside Teamsters truck at 8th Ave. and Pine St.

Security guard stands in front of broken window at Washington Mutual. Butoh dancers from funeral procession in front of the Teamsters Truck at 8th Ave and Pine St. Police and delegates in front of Paramount. Michael Moore asks police to let him into the Paramount. Indigenous drummers in front of Pande Cameron store, Tom Goldtooth from Indigenous Environmental Network is among them. Nighttime, riot police march down Union St. towards 2nd Ave. Rick Rowley asks police if people are under arrest, explains that the IMC is a press center. Negotiations between police and representative from IMC. Devin Theriot-Orr and Greg Ruggiero step out for a moment.

Rick Rowley on walkie talkie calls IMC dispatch as "Video 1." Protesters are seated in the middle of 4th Ave. and Union St. waiting for police to give them a path to King County Jail. Katya Komisaruk does repeat after me on megaphone to make a plan with the protesters outside the jail. Tells crowd they need to meet in small groups to help make a plan for negotiations.

Inside Pike Place Market. Protesters are sitting. Armored vehicles and riot police assemble at 1st Ave. and Pike St. Nighttime, people running east on Virginia St. towards 3rd Ave. Protesters and police stand off at 3rd Ave and Pine St. Amy Goodman, holding microphone, is pushed back by riot police.

Nighttime on December 1st. Large crowd in front of Broadway Performance Hall. Brian Derdowski talks to a few people. Kate Kunath on Broadway talks about teargas and explosions. Next day, morning of December 2nd. Press interview with Bob Greenberg from Direct Action Network Legal Team talking about arraignments for people who were arrested. Believes that cops were targeting people they believed to be leaders, medics, trainers, coordinators. Interview with French-speaking delegate from Democratic Republic of Congo. Human chain in large circle around King County Jail.

Unidentified people hanging out at bar. Outside the King County Jail at night in the rain. protesters gather under tarps. Nancy Egan.

Duplicate of MiniDV Kate01.

Duplicate of MiniDV Kate02.

Duplicate of MiniDV Kate03.

Duplicate of MiniDV Kate04.

Duplicate of MiniDV Kate05.

Duplicate of MiniDV Kate06.

"WTO protest" Edited segment?

Footage by Mark Dworkin or Mark Read? Both have signed deeds of gift.

Footage by Mark Dworkin or Mark Read? Both have signed deeds of gift.

Footage by Mark Dworkin or Mark Read? Both have signed deeds of gift.

Footage by Mark Dworkin or Mark Read? Both have signed deeds of gift.

Footage by Mark Dworkin or Mark Read? Both have signed deeds of gift.

Labor Rally/March, Dec. 3, 1999 Seattle

Selected footage from Mark Motyka.

Part One Interview with Nancy Egan about her experience participating in, and getting arrested at, the WTO protests in Seattle, in 1999. Interviewed by Kate Kunath.

Part Two Interview with Nancy Egan about her experience participating in, and getting arrested at, the WTO protests in Seattle, in 1999. Interviewed by Kate Kunath.

People's Assembly Conference.

"B-roll NAFTA"

Interview with Ricardo Ortega. Tape 1 of 2.

Interview with Ricardo Ortega. Tape 2 of 2.

Camera original. Corresponds to BetaSP copies Ricardo1 and Ricardo2. Interview in Spanish with Ricardo Ortega about WTO protests in 1999; why such a diverse spectrum of people came to protest the WTO, what happened, and what it means. Interview conducted by Jill Freidberg and Rick Rowley.

Camera original. Interview with Rice Baker-Yeboah. Corresponds to JF9_A. Discusses role in the WTO protests, organizing leading up to the protests, lessons learned from the protests, reasons for the protests

Edited half-hour episodes of Independent Media Center coverage of protests from 11/29/1999 - 12/4/1999. Episodes consist of segments produced by various participating video collectives including Paper Tiger TV, Deep Dish TV, Changing America, Sleeping Giant, Big Noise Films, Headwaters Video Action, and Whispered Media.

Edited half-hour episodes of Independent Media Center coverage of protests from 11/29/1999 - 12/4/1999. Episodes consist of segments produced by various participating video collectives including Paper Tiger TV, Deep Dish TV, Changing America, Sleeping Giant, Big Noise Films, Headwaters Video Action, and Whispered Media.

Edited half-hour episodes of Independent Media Center coverage of protests from 11/29/1999 - 12/4/1999. Episodes consist of segments produced by various participating video collectives including Paper Tiger TV, Deep Dish TV, Changing America, Sleeping Giant, Big Noise Films, Headwaters Video Action, and Whispered Media.

Statement from Peter Myhre, who witnessed Victor Menotti's arrest. Statement recorded inside Independent Media Center at 1415 3rd Avenue.

Edited half-hour episodes of Independent Media Center coverage of protests from 11/29/1999 - 12/4/1999. Episodes consist of segments produced by various participating video collectives including Paper Tiger TV, Deep Dish TV, Changing America, Sleeping Giant, Big Noise Films, Headwaters Video Action, and Whispered Media.

Interview with Tammy Bang Luu. Tape 1 of 4.

Camera original. Part One: Interview with Tammy Bang Lu about her participation in the WTO protests. Interview conducted by Rick Rowley.

Interview with Tammy Bang Luu. Tape 2 of 4.

Camera original. Part Two: Interview with Tammy Bang Lu. Interview conducted by Rick Rowley

Interview with Tammy Bang Luu. Tape 3 of 4.

Interview with Tammy Bang Luu. Tape 4 of 4.

Early morning November 30th, marchers downtown heading east on Pike St. Start chaining themselves to platform. Police arrives in front of Sheraton. protesters link arms and block sidewalk so delegates can't get past. Argument between delegate and protester when delegate tries to push his way through. Armored vehicle approaches blockade, fires pepper spray and rubber bullets. Blockade does not clear. Infernal Noise Brigade is in march. Protesters offering first aid instructions.

Protesters around mounted police at intersection of 7th Ave. and Pike St. Cops tells protesters that horses will step on them. Delegates line up to enter convention center. Large march passes. Interviews. Interview with union activist. Delegates inside building, smoking cigarettes, looking down at protests. Interview with protester who describes different blockades in different intersections. Han Shan encourages people to hold their ground in the intersection. Rows of protesters link arms to block 6th Ave. and hold the line despite pepper spray and rubber bullets. Delegates and protesters affected.

Delegates push past crowd and rush into the Sheraton. Line of protesters with arms linked in front of Sheraton. Crowd boos as delegates are escorted behind police lines. David Solnit issues request for medics at the front of the line. More teargas. David Solnit on megaphone announces that the people in the middle of the intersection are locked down and cannot move. Inside Independent Media Center, Eric Galatas (Free Speech TV) talks about not getting any sleep. Daniel Hannah in the background. Dance party in the street (Pine St. and 7th Ave.). Labor march starts to pass by.

Duplicate of (camera original) MiniDV Kate02

Armored vehicles with riot police riding on the outside head south on 2nd Avenue, pass through 2nd Ave. and Pike St. Pier 62 interviews at Steelworkers Rally. Interview with protesters at 2nd Ave. and Virginia St., in front of the Poor Italian Café. Interview with legal team walking south on 3rd Ave., they're with the Direct Action Network. Riot police advance, pointing teargas guns directly at legal observers and media. KIRO reporter calls in report at corner of 2nd Ave. and Pine St. protesters argue with KIRO 7 reporter about making generalizations about protesters.

Late afternoon/evening. Interviews on 2nd Ave, at Pike St. Legal observer from National Lawyers Guild talks about having been pepper sprayed directly in the face. John Hull, Seattle resident talks about police response and getting trapped in teargas. Inside car recording radio broadcast from KUOW, talking about police response downtown. Arvid Hokanson reports. Interview with Joan Norman from California, inside 420 Denny Way. Interview with Jean Peters from California in 420 Denny Way space. In car, recording radio broadcast (Studio X Pirate Radio?) then switches to Pacifica coverage of protests.

Labor march passes. Large POC delegation passes. Tibetan protesters do street theater in front of Paramount. Infernal Noise Brigade goes by 520 Pike Tower. Dan Merkle in the middle of street says what is happening today is pent up frustration and anger towards corporations. IMC volunteer, Colin Carlton (electrician) says that Channel 7 announced that the city is imposing martial law and a 7pm curfew. Walking up 3rd Avenue, protester describes police activity to clear streets. Police running down 4th Avenue at dawn. Seattle police officers march in with batons. Diouf Elhadgi (Senegalese delegate) says that he admires the protesters and the police.

Continuation of tape WM2. At next intersection (6th Ave. and University St.) police attack seated protesters. Police and protester stand off at 5th Ave. and University St. Cop car with flat tire. Jeffrey Stonehill talks about labor march that is about to start. Medics care for young woman who was pepper sprayed in the face. Seattle firefighter (Captain Larson) came down to make sure people who were locked to fences weren't getting injured. Guy in suit argues with protesters at Freeway Park. Calls protesters selfish.

Inside Independent Media Center. Ted Lockery interviews someone. Angelo Sacerdote leads camera down into basement of IMC to a live studio recording of "Deface the Nation." Upstairs in IMC, Errol Maitland talks about being mistreated by police based on his race. Media dispatcher (Alana Cini) says "Media 5" reports 300 people at the jail and that the WTO delegates may not have an agreement by the end of the ministerial. Interaction with National Guard. Jump to December 20th. Inside a large event space in San Francisco. Art and Revolution Collective (Allie Star?) describes planning and organizing strategy for November 30th. Jason Mark with Global Exchange. Jai Singh(?) from Ruckus Society talks about Ruckus Society's role in training activists ahead of time in direct action tactics.

Large march heads up (south) 4th Avenue. Altercation between police and protesters at front of march. Footage jumps to December 2nd, 4 am, riot police blocking Pine St. at 12th Ave. in front of East Precinct. Next morning, banners and puppets at Seattle Central Community College. Rice Baker-Yeboah speaks. Speakers from Just Act from Bay Area, represents the largest youth of color contingent at the protests. Raj and Anita. Shots of newspapers. James Chambers interviewed about police attack on Capitol Hill on Dec 1st. Shots of posters.

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Indoors in a conference room, the network organizer for Just Act, addresses crowd about people coming to D.C. from around the country. Introduces Malachi Garza, education coordinator Just Act. Different people share ideas and thoughts about WTO protests and IMF/World Bank protests and role of people of color in these protests. Jai Ching Chen speaks about importance of building a movement. Malachi Garza talks about importance of international solidarity and organizing with poor people. Protester scenes. Sadiqa Yancey of the Next Movement talks about impact of IMF and World Bank on people of color in the U.S. Gloria DuBissette talks about her program, DC Gentle East.

Interview with Ace Saturay, People's Assembly Seattle. Interview conducted by Jill Freidberg

Jill Freidberg and Rick Rowley recording placeholder narration for "This is What Democracy Looks Like" documentary. Newspaper headlines about WTO protests. KOMO 4 News coverage about WTO talks collapsing during protests, WTO protests continuing and WTO meetings being declared a failure. ACORN protest against predatory lending and foreclosures

Indigenous Peoples.

Media 2.

Unidentified woman reads newspaper headlines about WTO protests while drinking coffee, sitting at desk.

Philippine Labor Master

Police Brutality 1.

Police Brutality 2

Protests against WTO.

Television Tape

Westlake Park Dec. 1, 1999

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KOMO4 coverage recorded from TV.

KOMO4 coverage recorded from TV.

KOMO4 coverage recorded from TV.

KOMO4 coverage recorded from TV.

KOMO4 coverage recorded from TV.

KOMO4 coverage recorded from TV.

KOMO4 coverage recorded from TV.

KOMO4 coverage recorded from TV.

KOMO4 coverage recorded from TV.

KOMO4 and Channel 9 coverage recorded from TV.

KING5 coverage recorded from TV morning of 12/3/1999.

KING5 coverage recorded from TV.

KING5 coverage recorded from TV.

KING5 coverage recorded from TV.

KING5 coverage recorded from TV.

KING5 coverage and Channel 16 coverage recorded from TV the night of 12/1/1999.

KING5 coverage recorded from TV.

KING5 coverage recorded from TV night of 12/2/1999

KING5 coverage recorded from TV the morning of 12/1/1999

KING5 coverage recorded from TV.

KIRO7 coverage recorded from TV afternoon of 12/1/1999.

KIRO7 coverage recorded from TV 11/30/1999.

KIRO7 coverage recorded from TV 12/1/1999.

KIRO7 coverage recorded from TV 12/1/1999.

KIRO7 coverage recorded from TV 12/2/1999.

KIRO7 coverage recorded from TV morning of 12/1/1999.

KIRO7 coverage recorded from TV the morning of 12/2/1999.

KIRO7 coverage recorded from TV morning of 12/1/1999

KIRO7 coverage recorded from TV 11/30/1999

KIRO7 coverage recorded from TV 11/29/1999

KIRO7 coverage recorded from TV 12/2/1999

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WTO footage from Moving Images in Seattle, WA. Tape is also labeled with the name Mark Dworkin.

KIRO Seattle Battle tape B. Tape also labeled Mark Dworkin.

KIRO Seattle Battle tape A. Tape also labeled Mark Dworkin.

Original label: WTO 11, Food + Ag, Jose Bove, March/ Rally

Original label: WTO 12, Food + Ag rally, Vandana bite, Contention ext., Police, Billboards, Labor Rally

Original label: WTO 13, Labor Rally and March, Friday.

Original label: WTO 10, Food + Ag., Nader, Asian women, Elizabeth, Jean Bakole, Anne Schwartz

Original label: WTO 9, Patent forum, Nader, Food + Ag., Day `12-2, Vandana, Walden Bello, Nelson, Women

Original label: WTO 8, Patent forum, Nader

Original label: WTO 7, Patent forum, Tewolde, Vickie, Nader

Original Label: WTO 6, Patent forum, Others, Tewolde

Original label: WTO 5, Labor march, some from Westlake Center

Original Label: WTO 4, DAN demos, Labor demos, Space Needle

Original label: WTO 3, Jubilee 2000 speeches and crowd

Original label: WTO 2, Jubilee 2000, SW Honey, Prayers

Original label: WTO 1, Rally/ March, Sunday, Banner, Hightower, McDonalds

Logs of the video collection removed from 2 binders