Please Note: The videos are large files. Depending on the speed of your connection will determine how long it takes each one to start after you press play. They are definitely worth the wait!
Producer: Emerson College Total Running Time: 9 minutes
This past fall, a group of film school students from Emerson College here in Boston, produced for NECHV a short video, as part of their assignment for a class called "Community Media" in which students produce short video documentaries for community-based non-profits.
Bob Nesson, an Adjunct Professor at Emerson leads the class, and arranged for his students, Sarah Aaskov, Katherine Shearon and Albert Carpenito to produce the following video, which captures a few of the stories of the veterans currently being served by NECHV
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Bruins "Thornton Cooks for
the Vets" Video
Producer: Christopher Swank Total Running Time: 12 minutes
The Shelter has produced an informational promotional video in 2006. We hope that you enjoy it
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The Grapevine is an interview with Larry Fitzmaurice. Learn what has been going on at the Shelter, and what direction they are going in this candid interview.
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Producer: Myles Gordon
Initial Air Date: Thursday, June 27, 2005
7:30 - 8:00 PM - WCVB-TV, Channel 5, Boston, MA
Total Running Time: 19 minutes - edited without commercials
WCVB-TV, channel 5 - is the ABC network affiliate in Boston, MA
The following program has been reproduced on our website with permission from the producer's of Chronicle.
We thank Executive Producer, Chris Stirling, Hosts, Mary Richardson and Peter Mehegan, and Producer, Myles Gordon for this excellent program which provides an overview on the "day in the life at the Shelter."
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Veteran Clients speak about their experiences with homelessness
and the support that they received at NECHV.
The following 30 second video clips offer the perspective of
five client veterans served by NECHV, each of whom tell their
own personal stories....in their own words. These videos were
produced courtesy of the Rendon Group, Boston. NECHV thanks Rick
Rendon and his team for their ongoing support of the Shelter's
mission and objective.
You can choose from the Playlist which of the 5 client's videos you would like to watch.
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Max Cleland, Ted Kennedy
Leave No One Behind (2003) - Video Messages from former Georgia Senator, and past
Secretary of Veterans Affairs, Max Cleland, who delivered the keynote address
at our 2nd Annual LNOB Dinner held at Boston's Seaport Hotel.
Video message by Senator Ted Kenedy, was aired during the dinner.
You can choose from the Playlist which video you would like to watch.
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CNN FEATURED REPORT:
"NO PLACE TO CALL HOME"
With Wolf Blitzer, CNN News Anchor
Original Air Date: Thursday, November 11, 2003
5:37 PM (EST) on the Cable News Network (CNN)
Total Running Time: 2:43
Wolf Blitzer is an anchor of CNN's news program.
We thank Wolf Blitzer, and producer, Jack Date for this report which was broadcast internationally on the CNN network on Veterans Day, November 11th, 2003. We invite you to view this 2-1/2 minute report entitled: "No Place to Call Home."
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CNN FEATURED REPORT :
"NO HOMECOMING"
with Barbara Starr, CNN Pentagon Bureau Correspondent
Original Air Date: Thursday, November 11, 2003
9:35 AM on the Cable News Network (CNN)
Total Running Time: 2:00
Barbara Starr is a Pentagon correspondent for CNN, based in the network's Washington, DC, bureau.
We thank Barbara Starr, and producer, Jack Date for this report which was broadcast internationally on the CNN network on Veterans Day, November 11th, 2003. We invite you to view this 2 minute report entitled: "NO HOMECOMING."
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With our country at war and the number of homeless veterans predicted
to rise, Calliope—Boston’s collaborative choral /
orchestral group—hosted a benefit performance for the New
England Center for Homeless Veterans on Saturday, February 16th.
All musical pieces performed that evening related to the theme
of “Battle and Peace.” The concert took place in Cambridge
at Sanders Theatre, Memorial Hall—a facility built in honor
of civil war veterans.
