Education

Conversation on The Impact of Burlington College Closing 06/01/2016

Community activist and lawyer Sandy Baird talks with James Kersey, student at Burlington College, and Dylan Kelley, Burlington College Alumni, about the impact of Burlington College closing.

Positively Vermont: Breakfast on the Farm 05/31/2016

Host Dennis McMahon discusses Breakfast on the Farm with Sid Vander Wey, Nea-Tocht Farm in Ferrisburgh, VT and Julie Smith, DVM, PhD, University of Vermont Extension Dairy Specialist Associate Professor, Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences.

Vermont Breakfast on the Farm will be held on June 25, 2016 at Nea-Tocht Farm in Ferrisburgh, and on August 27, 2016 at Green Mountain Dairy Farm in Sheldon.

More information: https://vermontbreakfastonthefarm.com/

The Uttering Mind: Finding The Good Life Inside Yourself and Letting It Out 05/26/2016

Episode #4

In which Mark Utter interviews simply human, Nancy Shea.

For more information on Mark and his work visit www.utterenergy.org

Burlington Mayor's Show: Fletcher Free Library 05/25/2016

A conversation between Rubi Simon, Fletcher Free Library Director, and Lisa Buckton, Teen Librarian.

Visit: Fletcher Free Library

CCS Bridging Program: The Yellow Minions 05/16/2016

Emily Anderson, coordinator of the CCS Bridging Program, introduces us to student participants, The Yellow Mininons, and community projects they created with Dan Higgins as part of their bridging program, 'connecting to the community,' alongside a longer interview with student Joe Saunders on what the program does and their upcoming gala event.

History... Where it Happened - Bennington Museum Part 1 05/16/2016

Host Dick Smith and Curator Callie Stewart explores the artifacts and art of the fabulous Bennington Museum, including private archive collections.

Ethan Allen Homestead Enrichment Program: Mount Independence and the Two Controversial Decisions that Helped Win the Revolutionary War 05/15/2016

Twice during the opening years of the War the Mount was the focal point of command decisions that created consternation and even anger among America's revolutionary leaders. Mt. Independence Coalition president Stephen Zeoli examines the consequences of those decisions while exploring Mount Independence's significant role in winning America's freedom.

For more information, contact the Ethan Homestead Museum at (802) 865-4556.

138th Champlain College Commencement Ceremony 2016 05/14/2016

2016 Champlain College Graduation

For more info please visit the Champlain College website.

Common Good Vermont: Getting Ready for Vermont Gives 05/10/2016

Morgan Webster of Common Good Vermont and Casey Keller of GibGab explain how to participate in "Vermont Gives," a statewide giving day on June 7, 2016 that's designed to support local nonprofits, raise awareness about how they impact our quality of life, and amplify the generosity of Vermont citizens.

For more info visit VermontGives.org or CommongoodVT.org

The Crisis in Burundi and the Quaker Peacemaking Response 05/10/2016

Robin Lloyd of Women's International League for Peace speaks on the crisis in Burundi and the Quaker Peacemaking respnse with: Elie Nahimana, Burundi Quaker Pastor and Administrator of Healing and Rebuilding Our Communities, Adrian Bishop, Friends Peace Teams and African Great Lakes Initiative, and Sebastien Hakizimana, of Association of Africans Living in Vermont.

Featured Story

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!