In October, REEP launched their Grow or Die campaign as dozens of neighbors, youth and volunteers came together to clear a vacant lot and make it into a garden. You too can join the movement!

The Boston Redevelopment Authority, often inexplicably changes the boundaries of Boston Neighborhoods. Press Pass TV visits Harambee Park to ask local residents how they feel that this Park is now considered Mattpan.

Since the 1990′s the Neponset River trail has been enjoyed by Dorchester and Milton Residents. Recently the Department of Conservation and Recreation proposed an extension that would allow access to Mattapan residents. Community organizers discuss the unexpected roadblocks.

Led by staff and volunteers from the Regional Environmental Council, neighbors from throughout the Main South community came together to clean up Murray Avenue and the YMCA Family Park. Members of area churches, the Worcester Youth Center and CompassionNet joined REC Community Organizer Benito Vega at the cleanup to kick off a series of neighborhood-based initiatives.

Having enough to eat is a right that many of us take for granted. Press Pass TV speaks to groups and policymakers in this short video, who are working to make sure no one goes hungry.

Local Haitian Boston residents share their experiences with the recent Haitian earthquake and their thoughts on the current relief effort.

Local Haitian Boston residents share their experiences about why they love Haiti and what keeps them connected with their roots.

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.

Press Pass TV and Project RIGHT investigate what it means to value your community and how property value is built and destroyed.

Profile on Food Project