National Conference for Media Reform
The National Conference for Media Reform (NCMR) is the largest and highest-profile gathering of media reform advocates in the nation.
NCMR brings together thousands of activists, media makers, educators, journalists, scholars, policymakers and engaged citizens to meet, tell their stories, share tactics, listen to great speakers and build the movement for better media in America.
NCMR 2008, held June 6-8 in Minneapolis, brought together more than 3,500 people from across the country for an extraordinary event showcasing the growing movement to create more accountable, democratic and diverse media in the United States.
You can watch and listen to all of the great video and audio from conference plenaries and panels. You can also read through the transcripts
of some of the great speeches given throughout the event.
Previous Conferences
NCMR 2008 built upon the astounding success of the 2007 conference in Memphis, which drew more than 3,000 participants from all 50 states and around the world.
View highlights from NCMR 2007.
You can also view highlights from NCMR 2005 in St. Louis or the first NCMR in Madison, Wis., in 2003.
