Interview with David Zupan

Zupan, David ; McKiernan, Stephen

David Zupan is a veteran media activist and English teacher. He currently works as an independent contractor for IPA doing broadcast media outreach and database updating. He is also director of the Speakers’ Clearinghouse, which helps progressive policy analysts find speaking engagements at schools throughout the U.S. and Canada.

David Zupan is an activist and former English teacher studying how to make documentaries that make a difference. So far, films he has collaborated on through Daniel Miller's class at the University of Oregon's Journalism School include Hashtag Revolution, We Refuse To Be Enemies, Houseless Not Hopeless, and Creatively Maladjusted. He is affiliated with the Occupy Eugene Media Group in Eugene, Oregon. David Zupan is the founder and director of Progressive Voices which is dedicated to promoting the diverse voices and ideas and solutions critically needed in our global community today.

2010-11

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2018-03-29

McKiernan Interviews

229:06

2010-11

Stephen McKiernan

David Zupan

David Zupan is an activist and former English teacher studying how to make documentaries that make a difference. So far, films he has collaborated on through Daniel Miller's class at the University of Oregon's Journalism School include Hashtag Revolution, We Refuse To Be Enemies, Houseless Not Hopeless, and Creatively Maladjusted. He is affiliated with the Occupy Eugene Media Group in Eugene, Oregon. David Zupan is the founder and director of Progressive Voices which is dedicated to promoting the diverse voices and ideas and solutions critically needed in our global community today.

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