Despite the Governor vowing to go back to the drawing board on proposed fare hikes and service cuts throughout the MBTA system, the T-Rider’s Union felt it was still important to ensure that the community’s voice was heard on the issues.

Malalai Joya, now 31, was the youngest ever woman elected to the Afghan Parliament in 2005 and is an outspoken critic of the Karzai government and NATO occupation. Press Pass TV caught up with Joya and supporters at an event hosted in Dorchester by Dorchester People for Peace and United for Justice with Peace.

Press Pass TV taught a Young Boy’s Leadership Class at Edwards Middle School. We had 6 sessions to deconstruct some of the unhealthy images of manhood that the young boys saw around them and creatively examine what it means to be a man to them. The course examined men and women in media as well as in the community and their own family dynamics. Through guest speakers, movies, homework and music the young men learned to define ideas of masculinity for themselves.

On September 24, 2009 City Year Founder Alan Khazei announced his candidacy for US Senate, for the seat vacated by Senator Edward M. Kennedy. A week later, Press Pass TV interviewed the candidate at his headquarters in Downtown Boston.

Check out Co-Director Joanna Marinova and Letia Larock on Neighborhood Network News discussing our award-winning video.

On October 8th, the City Council Youth Forum was held at English High.

Press Pass TV joined forces with Dongoson Productions to create this powerful, award winning video, featuring some of Boston’s top talent and an important message for the President.

With Domestic Violence declared an epidemic in Massachusetts, law makers struggle to find a solution. After the brutal murder to Robin Mendes, the Blodget Law took effect, extending the sentence from 2 to 5 years for repeat offenders and making it a felony. Press Pass TV investigates whether the length of the sentence truly matters, or if it is what happens while the men are behind bars which does. They uncover an inadequate system, lack of accountability and communication resulting in a high recidivism rate.

Press Pass TV examines how foundations are reacting to the financial crisis and how that impacts nonprofits.

Press Pass TV follows the heartbreaking story of a blind mother of 5′s journey to escape from a dangerous living situation in the Mission Hill Projects. Ignored by Police and most government agencies, she finds an unlikely ally.