Dallas Fashion Project

Items

• Carol and Ed Soph, Clip 8 - Environmental Activism: Past, Present, and Future
  Carol and Ed reflect on their past work and on what they were doing in the present. They explain their hopes for the future.
• Carol and Ed Soph, Clip 7 - Fighting from within the System
  Carol and Ed discuss the ways that organizers must locate themselves within the system and work from there.
• Carol and Ed Soph, Clip 6 - Inspiration, Motivation, and a Glimmer of Optimism
  Carol and Ed talk about how they motivate volunteers to continue organizing despite obstacles.
• Carol and Ed Soph, Clip 5 - Education as Activism
  Carol and Ed explain how educating the community about key issues is activism.
• Carol and Ed Soph, Clip 4 - Challenges During Their First Grassroots Campaign
  Carol and Ed describe the challenges they faced while campaigning against the copper refinery.
• Carol and Ed Soph, Clip 3 - Launching Their First Grassroots Campaign
  Carol and Ed describe their first grassroots campaign against a copper refinery.
• Carol and Ed Soph, Clip 2 - Being Part of the Community
  Carol and Ed discuss what is means to be a part of the community to them.
• Carol and Ed Soph, Clip 1 - Introductions
  Carol and Ed introduce themselves and describe their earlier years in community service.
• Peggy Heinkle-Wolfe, Clip 14 - Writing the Anniversary Story
  Heinkle-Wolfe describes her process for writing the 5th anniversary story.
• Peggy Heinkle-Wolfe, Clip 13 - Hearing the Chatter
  Heinkle-Wolfe remembers the day after the election, when she knew she had to begin reporting about the lawsuits.
• Peggy Heinkle-Wolfe, Clip 12 - The 2014 Campaign
  Heinkle-Wolfe remembers the day of the election.
• Peggy Heinkle-Wolfe, Clip 11 - Grueling
  Heinkle-Wolfe elaborates on how the movement felt like running a marathon.
• Peggy Heinkle-Wolfe, Clip 10 - An Obligation to the Community
  While she may not be able to desribe positive aspects of reporting, Heinkle-Wolfe does explain how reporting this story was an obligation to her community.
• Peggy Heinkle-Wolfe, Clip 9 - Challenges of Reporting
  Heinkle-Wolfe describes the challenges that she faced while reporting the ban.
• Peggy Heinkle-Wolfe, Clip 8 - Importance of Local Reporting
  Heinkle-Wolfe discusses the difference between national and local reporting and what insights she received from being a local reporter.
• Peggy Heinkle-Wolfe, Clip 7 Reporting From the Belly of the Beast
  Heinkle-Wolfe describes how local reporting is like reporting from the belly of the beast.
• Peggy Heinkle-Wolfe, Clip 6 - Seeing Action
  Heinkle-Wolfe explains how she always saw action in regards to the ban.
• Peggy Heinkle-Wolfe, Clip 5 - Broadening Awareness
  Heinkle-Wolfe describes the way awareness of fracking began to spread.
• Peggy Heinkle-Wolfe, Clip 4 Motivations to Report
  Heinkle-Wolfe explains why it was important that she report.
• Peggy Heinkle-Wolfe, Clip 3 - Earliest Memories of Conflict
  Heinkle-Wolfe remembers some of the earliest conflicts in the debate, including an argument in Corinth town hall.
• Peggy Heinkle-Wolfe, Clip 2 - Beginning to Report
  Heinkle-Wolfe recounts when she began reporting on environmental concerns in Denton.
• Peggy Heinkle-Wolfe, Clip 1 - Introduction
  Heinkle-Wolfe introduces herself and her role in the movement to ban fracking.
• Sharon Wilson
  Sharon Wilson's photograph from her EarthWorks mini-bio
• Full Sharon Wilson Interview
• Sharon Wilson Interview Clip 20: Predicting New Fights