Last week, dozens of Boston Public Schools students protested the lack of student voice in the decision by Boston’s unelected School Committee to close or consolidate several schools in order to balance their budget. This follow up highlights some ways in which some adults are working with youth to ensure that students to have a role at the table as we make important decisions about their education.

The violent arrest of a 16-year-old in Roxbury draws outrage from the community and a call for reform and accountability.

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.

The Funder’s Collaborative on Youth Organizing released their 2010 Youth Organizing Field Scan this month. The survey of 160 youth organizing groups reflected many of the realities facing such groups in Boston. To explore the issue in context, Press Pass TV interviewed youth organizing groups at the 14th Annual REEP Youth Summit.

Press Pass TV and Put out the Word caught up with female MC Jean Grae at the 3rd Eye Open festival in New Bedford.

Kicking off our Five Minutes series, Press Pass TV sat down with Congressman and recent Senate candidate Michael Capuano to find out about recent legislation and how young people can change the world.

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.