What is Ethnic Media and why is it to important? Press Pass TV talks to Boston community members and media makers about the vital role that Ethnic and community media plays in creating a healthy community.

The 15th Annual Mother’s Day Walk for Peace happened on Mother’s Day 2009. Press Pass TV was there to capture this powerful event.

The Boston Area Youth Organizing Project is leading a campaign to create a youth pass that will allow Boston residents under the age of 21 to afford public transportation. With the help of this video, BYOP and REEP were able to secure the use of student passes up until 11:00. They are still organizing around other transportation issues.

A humorous and truthful look at Women’s first experience with shaving. Watch as women share their stories and the scars that unite them in this pivotal step toward adulthood. A little discussed topic, shaving of legs still remains a taboo with many young girls. The piece also touches on the complexities of mother/daughter relationships and how that impacts young girls’ decision making.

Press Pass TV visits a Farmers Market in Copley Square Boston where Farm Aid made its announcement about its annual benefit concert as well as spoke about the importance of family farms.

Profile on the Institute of Contemporary Art’s Teen Night

Profile on Food Project

Students from the 2005 Press Pass TV Summer camp explore the issue of why zoning laws were changed in their community to allow trash transfer facilities to be placed next to residential neighborhoods.

Boston hip hop artist talks about his career and the state of the music industry.