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DNA Technology and Crime

DNA Technology and Crime - 5:22

Some top priorities for Hampden County District Attorney, Anthony Gulluni, are expanding community outreach, specifically distracted driving and internet safety; and increasing the use of DNA technology for criminal investigations and prosecutions.

Revitalizing Taunton, MA

Revitalizing Taunton, MA - 5:29

Taunton MA Mayor, Thomas Hoye, discusses the renaissance of one of the oldest cities in the nation; from the rebuild of Taunton City Hall, to the restoration of Mulcahey Elementary School to revamping long-time community events.

New Bedford Public Schools

New Bedford Public Schools - 5:56

New Bedford Public Schools Superintendent, Thomas Anderson, discusses school funding, increasing graduation rates, updating schools with increased technology and the promise of providing equal opportunity for all students.

Fall River Public Schools

Fall River Public Schools - 5:20

Investing in education and students: Fall River Public Schools Superintendent, Matt Malone, shares updates about the construction project at Durfee High School and some of Fall River's Career Technical and Vocational Education programs.

Education Funding Reform MA

Education Funding Reform MA - 5:34

Reforming the education funding formula is a top priority across Massachusetts for everyone from legislators to educators to parents to students. Massachusetts Business Alliance for Education, Executive Director, Ed Lambert, shares a little about the state of the state's public education system.

ALANA Intercultural Center

ALANA Intercultural Center - 4:42

Frederick Douglass Unity House Associate Director and President of the New Bedford NAACP, LaSella Hall, shares how ALANA students develop their own sense of cultural identity. Mr. Hall also discusses the UMASS college chapter of the NAACP.

The War on Terrorism

The War on Terrorism - 6:09

Since 2001, a generation of youth have not lived a day during peacetime. Teaching about the War on Terrorism and over 2 million Americans who have served in the War on Terror, is critical for them to link the past to the present and the future. UMASS Dartmouth Professor of Islamic History, Dr. Brian Glyn Williams shares about his research.

UMASS Dartmouth Engineering Programs

UMASS Dartmouth Engineering Programs - 5:02

An estimated 1 in 4 jobs in Massachusetts involves computer science skills. The College of Engineering at UMASS Dartmouth ensures students have access to computer science courses along with other engineering degrees and an opportunity to fill job demands. Dr. Jean VanderGheynst, explains.

UMASS Dartmouth STEM Education

UMASS Dartmouth STEM Education - 5:04

The Kaput Center for Research and Innovation at UMASS Dartmouth promotes equal accessibility to STEM education through research and outreach focused on teaching and learning in STEM. Director of the Center, Dr. Chandra Orrill, joins Newsmakers.

Boston Seniors: Aging Strong

Boston Seniors: Aging Strong - 4:49

Boston's aging population, like the nation, is growing. Commissioner of Boston’s Age Strong Commission, Emily Shea, discusses enhancing the lives of people 55+ with meaningful programs, resources, and connections so everyone can age strong in Boston.

Inspire Youth in Global Economy

Inspire Youth in Global Economy - 4:54

Junior Achievement exposes youth to real life experiences around business, finance, entrepreneurship and career readiness as to inspire and prepare them for success in a global economy. Junior Achievement of Northern New EnglandPresident & CEO, Radhames Nova, explains.

A History of Free Speech

A History of Free Speech - 5:39

Ford Hall Forum at Suffolk University, the nation's longest running public lecture series, illuminates key issues facing our society and provides a platform for notable figures in arts, sciences and politics. Executive Director Susan Spurlock explains.

The Legacy of Paul Revere

The Legacy of Paul Revere - 5:23

From the man to the legend, Paul Revere Memorial Association Executive Director, Nina Zannieri, shares about the life of Paul Revere; including the creation of a Visitor Center behind the Revere House that allows visitors to learn even more about Revere’s life and legacy.

Closing The Racial Wealth Gap

Closing The Racial Wealth Gap - 5:13

The Boston Foundation Business Equity Fund is a program designed to break down barriers and close the racial wealth gap for minority owned businesses in Greater Boston and surrounding areas. TBF Vice President of Programs, Orlando Watkins, explains.

Social Services for Bostonians of All Ages

Social Services for Bostonians of All Ages - 6:00

Boston Centers for Youth & Families, the city's largest youth and human service agency, offers a wide range of affordable programs for all; including summer, youth violence prevention, health and recreation. BCYF Commissioner, William Morales, explains.

Keeping Boston Safe

Keeping Boston Safe - 6:52

Police Commissioner, William Gross, sits down with Jenny Johnson to discuss Boston Police Department top priorities; including increasing public safety and decreasing crime; police officer mental health and wellness; and community engagement and policing.

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