Collette is responsible for managing and unifying messaging and content across Free Press’ digital channels to engage our 1.4 million members, hundreds of allies and the broader public. In other words, she gets to draw pretty pictures and craft stories of a liberative future media. Prior to joining Free Press, Collette worked as a copywriter and creative lead in the New York office of J. Walter Thompson, where she earned the American Advertising Federation MOSAIC Awards 2013 Grand Prize for Workforce Diversity Communications. She is a proud graduate of Howard University with a B.A. in radio/TV/film production, and an incurable indie singer-songwriter-media maker.
Expert Analysis
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Incarcerated people go without all kinds of basic necessities — and that includes affordable phone services.
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The FCC chairman has stooped to incredible lows in his attempt to justify his repeal of Net Neutrality and a plethora of other consumer protections.
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This was an eventful year in the fight for media and technology that’s free of oppression and accessible to all. These moments kept us encouraged and going strong.
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Here are some guidelines on how media-makers can cover immigration without propagating harmful stereotypes and political talking points.
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This holiday season, we at Free Press are grateful for the amazing lawyers on our staff who are fighting to stop the FCC from gutting our communication rights.
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NBCUniversal just revived its “Erase the Hate” campaign. If it really wants to combat hate, it should start by firing a White supremacist in its ranks.
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Nearly all of the unique comments submitted to the FCC on Net Neutrality opposed the agency’s plan. Now the House needs to step up and restore the open-internet rules.
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News coverage following Hurricane Florence shows how post-disaster narratives can perpetuate racial and economic oppression.
