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

Reporting on the Youth Jobs Rally at City Hall on Tuesday March 27, 2010, we interviewed some of the people who were there and had an exclusive interview with Councilman Felix Arroyo.

Press Pass TV, Rene Dongo and Letia Larok make an appearance on NBC’s Channel 7 to discuss the award-winning short film “Mr. President.”

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.

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

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.

On September 9, 2009, Open Media Boston (www.openmediaboston.org) hosted an Forum for the 15 At-Large Boston City Council candidates. Held at Roxbury Community College, the forum lasted nearly two hours and gave the candidates that attended an opportunity to voice their platforms, concerns, and solutions for the future of our city. Press Pass TV reporter Perla was on the scene to bring you the highlights.

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