CCTV will present a specially produced commemorative video piece by local artist London Bridgez in honor of World AIDS Day (Dec.1). London's spoken word piece " Can’t Stop (Loving You)" pushes our expectations of the genre, building creative bridges between blues and soul. Her work mimics afro Caribbean oral traditions of story telling about love, life, and loss.

CCTV will be commemorating World AIDS Day by darkening our local cable Channel 10 and displaying a continuous scroll of names of Cambridge community members lost to HIV/AIDS along with this programming.

World AIDS Day will be recognized around the globe on December 1st with events that highlight progress, raise awareness, and remind us of how much work still needs to be done.

image credit: Alexandra @ Finch Studio : www.finchstudio.com

Ariane Martins is a knowledgeable and talented Brazilian singer and guitarist who BeLive audiences had the delightful experience of hearing perform. Her mesmerizing music can be heard locally at La Luna Café, 403 Massachusetts Ave. in Central Square and at Ryles Jazz Club at 212 Hampshire Street at the “BrazilNut” Dance Party. For more information about Ariane’s performances, visit:

http://www.yelp.com/biz/la-luna-caffe-cambridge

and

http://www.sambaboston.com/UpComingEvents.html

Or you can e-mail her directly at:

ariane@media.mit.edu

Saturday, October 4, 2008
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Middlesex Lounge
315 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA

Let's Act. Not React.
Register. Donate. Call. Knock.

We need you to make President Obama a reality.

Yes, we mean YOU
your girlfriend, your boyfriend, your best friends, your entourage, your dance crew
Yes WE can.

Join the movement in Boston.
Get on the guest list: after.nov4@gmail.com or call 8282426672.

Do you work with a progressive group in Boston? Interested in co-hosting Catalyst '08? Promote the event to your group and connect with attendees after Election Day. after.nov4@gmail.com to learn more.

To check out the facebook event page, click the link below:
http://www.new.facebook.com/event.php?eid=26165469307

CCTV- Cambridge Community Television

Come and watch the info show on channel 9 on Bee Live. Every Tuesday EXCEPT for the first Tuesday of the month at 5:00 p.m.

Would you like to know more information about a certain topic? Do you want to tell people something? I talk about all kinds of things. Some things I have talked about is bullying, depression, breast cancer and so many other topics. I will talk about anything as long as it will help someone. You can send me information to share. If you want to be on my show, let me know.

Email Rhonda McPherson: the_info_show_cctv@yahoo.com

CCTV- Cambridge Community Television

Come and watch the info show on channel 9 on Bee Live. Every Tuesday EXCEPT for the first Tuesday of the month at 5:00 p.m.

Would you like to know more information about a certain topic? Do you want to tell people something? I talk about all kinds of things. Some things I have talked about is bullying, depression, breast cancer and so many other topics. I will talk about anything as long as it will help someone. You can send me information to share. If you want to be on my show, let me know.

Email Rhonda McPherson: the_info_show_cctv@yahoo.com

This is an ongoing group. You can join anytime during the workshop series.

We meet in Cambridge, MA. T Accessible.

Welcome to Reaching Out About Depression.
Feeling blue? Having a tough time? Do things seem hopeless?
We are here to help.

Reaching Out About Depression (ROAD) is a free, community-based program created by neighborhood women for neighborhood women. The program supports low-income women who are struggling with depression and its related issues. We have women from other cities that have joined our unique group and love it.

ROAD addresses not only the symptoms of poor women's depression, but also the socio-cultural conditions and inequalities that influence and exacerbate mental health difficulties.

What We Do:
ROAD offers many different types of services and activities to empower its members to effect change, raise awareness, and be community leaders. These include community events, workshops, and support resources. read more...

Have you been searching for cool progressives to hang with in Boston? Looking for something fun to do in the city? Then join Socializing for Justice (SoJust) on Wednesday, September 17th to celebrate the group’s second birthday!

For two years, SoJust has been working to provide a social space in which like-minded people can connect, collaborate, and have fun! Join us to celebrate almost fifty events and hundreds of connections made since then! Come for the conversations, connections, and cupcakes!

SoJust’s birthday bash begins at 7:00 PM at Lir, 903 Boylston Street. Find us channeling our inner toddler in the downstairs Rec Room*.

Look no further if want to cross-promote your events and campaigns over cupcakes, are new to the area and looking for groups to get involved with, or are seeking like-minded folks to kick back with. If you want to build a strong, cross-issue social justice movement, SoJust is for you! read more...