# Renard Bridgewater

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Eye On Surveillance :: Renard Bridgewater Interview

Theo interviews Eye On Surveillance member Renard Bridgewater about Wednesday's #SurveillanceAintSafety Press Conference www.eyeonsurveillance.org https://www.facebook.com/keepaneyeonsurveillance https://www.facebook.com/events/1300171500381828/

Resistance Radio-NOLA 12-17-2019

On this weeks episode of Resistance Radio, Dr. Dery talks with Hip-Hop artist Unscripted and MACCNO representative Renard Bridgewater. The conversation surrounds the difficulties of musicians who play on the streets and the unacceptable levels of harassment they endure.

Ep73,Pt1: Renard Bridgewater From MaCCNO & Their 5th Anniversary Show

Liner notes from Spencer everybody... Renard joins the podcast (0:01) Engaging the community for MaCCNO (0:06) Quality of life issues (0:10) Patrol units in the French Quarter (0:16) Laws and business (0:24) Street culture in New Orleans (0:31) Introducing the recording industry to the city (0:34) …

NOLADrinks Show – Music and Culture Coalition of New Orleans – Feb20Ep2

On this edition of The NOLADrinks Show with Bryan Dias, we’re joined by the team from the Music and Culture Coalition of New Orleans. We discuss ideas connected to the tourism economy, advo…

Short-Term Rentals: A People's Public Comment Period

Short-term rentals are corroding the city's affordable housing stock. The Residents for Ethical and Sustainable Tourism (REST) ordinance would help combat short-term rentals and preserve an adequate supply of affordable housing for the city's long-term residents. The New Orleans City Council is …

Hatched #22 - Renard Bridgewater

Renard Bridgewater is a New Orleans based musician (performing under the moniker Slangston Hughes), organizer and cultural advocate who works as the Community Engagement Coordinator for the Music and Culture Coalition of New Orleans (MaCCNO). He is also a member of the New Orleans coalition Eye on …

2. Network Effect

"People live out loud and outside, and I do have concerns that public gathering, public music — that the surveillance is going to lead to more policing of public space."Those are the words of Ursula Price, a racial justice and civil rights advocate in New Orleans who has opposed the city’s expandin…