Melissa Wall

Iran & Iranian Women Panel at CSUN Part 1

Panel discussion of Iran and Iranian women at Cal State Northridge March 2, 2009, featuring the One Million Signature Campaign and Codepink.  Their talk provides context for the situation of Cal State graduate student Esha Momeni who was first arrested, then upon release from prison banned from leaving Iran.  She has not been allowed to leave for more than 100 days. This panel is part of KPFK’s “IndyMedia on Air” (90.7 FM) show for March 9, 2009.

Iran & Iranian Women Panel at CSUN Part 2

Panel discussion of Iran and Iranian women at Cal State Northridge March 2, 2009, featuring the One Million Signature Campaign and Codepink.

Let Esha Come Home

My graduate student Esha Momeni continues to face a travel ban in Iran, which is holding her passport so that she cannot come back to Los Angeles to finish her degree.  A segment on her situation airs on KPFK’s “IndyMedia on Air” (90.7 FM) today at 3 p.m.  (Streams live and then archives.)

CSUN Students on Classmate Esha Momeni

CSUN Mass Communication graduate students Kara Lawton, Anasa Sinegal and John Daquioag talk about their classmate Esha Momeni who was imprisoned for nearly a month in October and November 2008 in Iran for working on her master's thesis.

Part 1: Introduction

Part 2: Journalists talk about the media

Part 3: Role of the Public

Part 4: Media Reform Movement

Part 5: Students & Labor

Part 6: Blogs