Common Good Vermont: Building Vermont's Independent Sector and Nonprofit Capacity
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CommonGoodVT.org is up and running! Visit the new site to get the news, gain skills, learn about nonprofit networks and share what you know! You are HIGHLY encouraged to tag all your twitter posts , events, and webpages npvt. Unfamiliar with tagging? Check out this informative clip here
You can help to build a people-based and web-based hub that will serve as a cooperative clearinghouse of relevant tools, training and technical assistance for all of us who are making Vermont healthier, one community at a time.
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- Weeky Highlights for Vermont's Nonprofit Community
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- OMMON GOOD VERMONT ANNUAL REPORT
- Common Good Vermont Call for Workshop proposals
- Report From Common Good VT Spring Networking Lunches
- CompletE the Survey: What Are Your Mission Critical Needs?
- VT Nonprofit Regional Network "Lunches"
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CommonGoodVT.org is managed by CCTV's Center for Media & Democracy (www.cctv.org), a 26 year old free speech and community media organization with experience in network building and using communications tools to promote social change.
SPECIAL THANKS TO THE VERMONT COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, THE A.D. HENDERSON FOUNDATION, THE SURDNA FOUNDATION, THE GREEN MOUNTAIN FUND, THE WINDHAM FOUNDATION, THE NORTHFIELD SAVINGS BANK, KEY BANK, FOUNDLINE, AND MORE FOR INVESTING IN COMMONGOODVT.ORG
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Common Good Vermont Presents The Why and How of Giving and Raising Money 09/24/2010
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JOB POSTING: Channel 17 Field Producer
Are you interested in local government and public affairs? Do you have 2+ years of video production experience? Do you like to work with the public? Do you want to produce media that makes a difference?
Channel 17 is hiring part-time Field Producer(s) to cover Chittenden County municipal meetings and public events to air on its government access TV channels and website (www.Channel17.org). Meetings typically take place during evening hours with some weekend event coverage.
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