| BC Court rules Insite, Vancouver's supervised injection site must remain open for at least a year. Also new figures leaked about homeless people turned away from Vancouver shelters.

| Hope in Shadows Camera Handout 2008. Interview with Paul Ryan from Hope in Shadows, a contestant and Pivot Issues in the News.

| #20 - Harm Reduction: Dr Ron Abrahams talks about the success in allowing women with addictions to care for their own babies after the birth.

| Pivot lawyer David Eby aims for City Hall - we talk to him about what this will mean for Pivot. We also have extensive coverage of this in Pivot Issues in the News

| #25 - How to Sue the Police. Nancy Macdonald talks to Doug King, Pivot policing campaigner about the boycott of the Police Complaints Authority by Pivot and B.C. Civil Liberties Association

| #27 New homelessness complaint sent to UN by Pivot. Erin Millar talks to Pivot lawyer Laura Track about the new report and also about the new community court in Vancouver.

| #28 - Jane Doe Legal Clinic launched in Vancouver. Rebecca Cuttler talks to Darcie Bennett from Pivot about the new legal clinic for women who have experienced violence.

| James Ash talks with Jean Swanson about the project to map the people of the Downtown Eastside.

| Security Before Justice - a look at the new report looking at private security and its effect on homelessness and under-housed Vancouver residents

| Paul Ryan interviews Pivot's policing campaigner Doug King about recent ticketing by Vancouver police of people in the Downtown Eastside

| Pivot files "BodyCuff" complaint about miss-use of the restraining device by Vancouver Police

| Recent campaigns by the Globe and Mail and Province newspapers have upset local people for a variety of reasons

| 2010 Olympic Security explained to Downtown Eastside Residents by the Integrated Security Unit at a meeting hosted by Pivot Legal Society

| Abbotsford Police clear Vancouver Police of wrongdoing in Hubbard case.

| Pivot Legal Society to hand out thousands of cards with legal rights and sets up 24-hour Pivot Lawyer Hotline.

| Am Johal, chair of the Impact on Communities Coalition, talks about a national housing proposal to be introduced in Parliament this month, and the Red Tents campaign.

| Pivot Lawyer Lobat Sadrehashemi talks about a complaint filed to the B.C. Ombudsperson regarding a policy that makes it difficult for foster children to return to their parents.

| Paul Ryan talks to Doug King about an upcoming Red Tents action and seeking dialogue with Conservative MPs who voted against an amendment to C-304, the bill for a proposed national housing strategy.

| Katrina Pacey from Pivot Legal Society talks about the Ontario Superior Court decision to legalize prostitution.

| Red Tents were erected all over the country today as part of the National Day of Action to urge politicians to address the homelessness crisis.

| Katrina Pacey from Pivot Legal Society talks about the Ontario Superior Court decision to legalize prostitution and what's new with the B.C. challenge in 2011.

| Doug King discusses recent horrific injuries sustained by Vancouver transit passengers from the transit police.

| Paul Ryan talks to Doug King about the need for an independent panel to investigate police misconduct in British Columbia.

| Pivot lawyer Doug King talks about 11 more ex-tenants who are launching legal action against slumlord George Wolsey. We also talk to two tenants about their experiences.