Sean P. Donahue has been a tobacco control spokesman for the American Cancer Society since 1992. As Honorary Class President of the Smoke-Free Class of 2000, he was instrumental in organizing kids to support Question 1 in Massachusetts. From 1991-1996 Sean was the Senior White House Correspondent for WBZ Radio's "Kid Company", and became the youngest member of the White House Press Corps. He has filed over 150 reports, including exclusive interviews with President Bill Clinton and wife Hillary Clinton, Vice President and Mrs. Al Gore, Senators Bob Dole and Ted Kennedy and Former First Lady Barbara Bush. Because of his unique role, Sean has been the object of numerous interviews, including AP, UPI, USA Today, and the Times of London. He has appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (1992), Today (1952) and Late Night with Conan O'Brien (1993), among others. He was featured in Diane Keaton's film Les liens du souvenir (1995) as a young "bully" running for class office.