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Toshi Reagon Sings at Burlington's International Women's Week Celebration 03/08/1986

Toshi Reagon Sings at an International Women's Week Event in Burlington. Segment used as intro to E72.

International Women's Week - Pawnee Sills, Black Social Artist 03/05/1986

International Women's Week Event - Pawnee Sills, Black Social Artist

Senator Patrick Leahy: Sen. Leahy Speaks at Middlebury College, with William Odom, Director of the National Security Agency 03/03/1986

Sen. Leahy Speaks at Middlebury College, with William Odom, Director of the National Security Agency

Two Women's Programs 03/01/1986

Two Women's Programs

Toshi Reahon Song Intro

17411 Women at Work Program 3-1-86 21 mins

17412 Just Because of Who We Are 3-1-86 27:40 mins

Vermont Storytelling Festival - Don Baker's Performance 02/26/1986

Vermont Storytelling Festival - Don Baker's 1st Story

1st on disc is WCAX-TV news of festival, w/ pic of Nat

Midwinter Muse - Allen Ginsberg Vermont Cynic Interview asnd Some Music 02/21/1986

Midwinter Muse - Allen Ginsberg Vermont Cynic Interview asnd Some Music

Midwinter Muse Poetry - Local Poets 2/2 & Allen Ginsberg Interview with the Vermont Cynic 02/21/1986

Midwinter Muse - Local Poets 2/2 (28 mins) & Allen Ginsberg Interview (44 minutes) and Maverick Media Center open House with Margaret Randall. Also present: WCAX News, Alva Taylor and Kelly Pierpont; Greg Guma, Chuck Winant, Gary Sisco, Robert Smith (Vt. Cynic), and others. ?

Another Joyce Cheney Feminist Story 02/06/1986

Another Joyce Cheney Feminist Story

Joyce Cheney El Salvador Inspired Story 02/06/1986

Joyce Cheney Feminist Story

Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Celebrations: Lattie Coor and Larry McCrorey Speak at UVM's MLK Jr. Ceremony 01/30/1986

UVM Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Celebration. Speaker Larry McCrorey. UVM President Lattie Coor.

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CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives

CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!