Evan Grae Davis is an international documentary filmmaker and long-time Tucsonan. Back in the late 80's, Evan was a member at Access Tucson producing and volunteering on shows. Now he returns and brings his vast experience, accomplishments and knowledge to serve on the Board of Directors. 

Just this past summer, Evan voiced his support of Access Tucson at a Mayor and Council meeting. Evan spoke passionately about the importance of community media and how Access Tucson influenced his career choice. 

Evan Grae Davis has traveled the world with camera in hand for nearly two decades advocating for social justice through writing and directing short documentaries and educational videos championing the cause of the poor and exploited.

Evan's first feature-length documentary, It's a Girl (2012), questions why millions of female babies are killed, neglected or abandoned in China and India every year.

The film tells the stories of abandoned and trafficked girls, of women who suffer extreme dowry-related violence, of brave mothers fighting to save their daughters' lives, and of other mothers who would kill for a son. Global experts and grassroots activists put the stories in context and advocate different paths towards change, while collectively lamenting the lack of any truly effective action against this injustice.

LIVE STREAMING: Sunday 11/9 starting between 8:30-9pm.

http://www.accesstucson.org/allsouls2014

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Producer Paul Hilty gathers his friends for a creepy and crazy Halloween Special. Start your Halloween night off right by watching the sugar-high antics on UPDATE! And it's all LIVE. It should be fun to see what happens. 

Mental Health Safe Space is a training and a movement. Focused on eliminating the stigma that surrounds mental illness, so individuals and families can get the help and support they need. 

This televised training was by Jennie Grabel and Steve Nagle and funded by the City of Tucson, the Fund for Civility, Respect and Understanding, the Lovell Foundation and Community Partnership of Southern Arizona. 

Mental Health Safe Space (85min)

Saturdays at 11am

Thursdays at 7pm

Channel 20 (Cox) / 74 (Comcast)  

On-Demand

 

Local Matters On-Demand

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Local Matters is an on-going talk show produced by Access Tucson. Each 15 minute episode features a local non-profit organization or group. Access Tucson just finished our 682th episode. Learn what matters most in your community by watching Local Matters.

Local Matters Block

Thursdays 6-7pm

Saturdays 10-11am

Channel 20 (Cox) / 74 (Comcast)