In out of the shadows into the streets mit professor sasha costanza chock provides a richly detailed account of transmedia organizing in the immigrant rights movement from the historic marches of 2006 to the recent wave of mobilization against the ballooning detention and deportation system. Out of the shadows into the streets transmedia organizing and the immigrant rights movement is a fascinating and liberating study of the social media used by various dreamer factions and this is not surprising coming as it does from a communications and media scholar but where it clearly stakes out its own space a feature seen as important for this overall population and its subparts is costanza chocks sense that the overall movement has international roots and that this accounts for . Inout of the shadows into the streets costanza chock traces a much broader social movement media ecology through a richly detailed account of daily media practices in the immigrant rights movement he argues that there is a new paradigm of social movement media making transmedia organizing. Out of the shadows into the streets transmedia organizing and the immigrant rights movement is a fascinating and liberating study of the social media used by various dreamer factions and this is not surprising coming as it does from a communications and media scholar but where it clearly stakes out its own space a feature seen as important for this overall population and its subparts is costanza chocks sense that the overall movement has international roots and that this accounts for . Out of the shadows into the streets transmedia organizing and the immigrant rights movement alliedmediaorg and the author of numerous articles and two books their first book is out of the shadows into the streets transmedia organizing and the immigrant rights movement mit press