CCTV members Kiki Densamo and Sergio Bianco interview people on the street about Election 2016 coverage by the media. This video was created for the Person on the Street class taught by Heather Aveson at Cambridge Community Television, October 2016.
On Parking Day 2016, people stopped by CCTV's Cardboard Candidate Debate to tell us three things: what they would do if they were president; who they would vote for; and what three issues are most important to them. Below you will find a short video recap, as well as an hour-long extended version. Hear what the people of Cambridge had to say as they sound off on Election 2016.
A lot of us have them hiding in "the drawer"--pills leftover from unfinished prescriptions. What to do with them?
I've got a solution for you...on your way to or back from CCTV's Media and Elections mini-conference at the Cambridge Public Library on Saturday, October 22, stop at the police department and get rid of them.
Hosted by DigBoston editor and Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism (BINJ) co-founder Chris Faraone, BEYOND BOSTON is a monthly regional news magazine spotlighting reporting from Boston, MA area community access centers -- including Brookline Interactive Group (BIG) in Brookline, MA, Cambridge Community Television (CCTV) in Cambridge, MA, Malden Access TV (MATV) in Malden, MA, Somerville Community Access Television (SCATV) in Somerville, MA and Watertown Cable Access Corp.
Submitted by Sharon Chen on Wed, 08/31/2016 - 17:53
Yume Wo Katare is not your typical restaurant, it is a place where you come eat ramen and share your dreams. Customers come here to figure out their passions and pursue them. Located in Porter Square, Cambridge, the owner, Tsuyoshi Nishioka and his shop manager, Jake Vo explains how Yume Wo Katare was born and the rules set in the shop. There are many members that volunteer and the staff are very welcoming to the public.
Submitted by Sharon Chen on Thu, 08/25/2016 - 22:54
Bhangra is a type of popular music combining Punjabi folk traditions with Western pop music. The MIT Bhangra team holds classes every summer and performs at the end. The students and teachers are full of energy and passionate with their dancing. They have done a great job performing!
NeighborMedia reporter Siobhan Bredin talks with Emily Shield of the Cambridge Women's Commission about Women's Equality Day and educational mobile tours you can take to learn about Cambridge suffragists.
Hosted by DigBoston editor and Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism (BINJ) co-founder Chris Faraone, BEYOND BOSTON is a monthly regional news magazine spotlighting reporting from Boston, MA area community access centers - including Brookline Interactive Group (BIG) in Brookline, MA, Cambridge Community Television (CCTV) in Cambridge, MA, Malden Access TV (MATV) in Malden, MA, and Somerville Community Access Televisio
