Why Join the Center for Media & Democracy?
Tell your story, broaden your audience AND protect free speech. CCTV's Center for Media & Democracy provides Activists and Organizations with the training, tools and channels that expands the reach of your message and the impact of your work. Become a member today!
Why do our members join CCTV's Center for Media & Democracy?
> Strategic Communications Workshops to help you map your marketing and technical plan. (Initial assessment, free for members).
> Media Maven Lunches that focus on specific media and communications tools (from wikis to web sites, Twitter to podcasting) and how to integrate them into your strategic communications plan. (Early notification for members).
> Vermont Nonprofit News & Blog that tunes you into the latest services, strategies and case studies that help activists and organizations expand your reach and mobilize support for your cause.
> Technical Support Services available on-call and at a discount so that you can concentrate on your work while we help you to manage your computers, networks, databases and website.
> Communications Strategy Planning that helps you to plan your next big campaign or tune-up your current communications and outreach work. (Discounts for members).
> Video & Media Production Services that help you to plan and execute your development videos, public service announcements, event coverage, websites and databases. Professional services at affordable rates. (Discounts for members).
> Services & Discounts for our Organizational members, including: Tech Soup (major software discounts plus your own account manager), KnowledgeWave (training discounts) and Fieldstone Alliance (publications and discounts).
Find out more from Sam Mayfield, our Member Services Coordinator by calling her at 802.862.1645 x19 or smayfield [at] cctv [dot] org. Or, if you are ready, Join Today!
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Who is in charge of your communications future?
We are in the midst of a great sea change – the tides of the analog and digital age are turning as we move swiftly into an interconnected future. Who will control our data? Will we have open networks? Will journailsm exist? Who do we trust? How do we take back our communications/ information "commons" and secure free speech and democracy in the future?
