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DemocracyFest is a political festival for liberal/progressive activists which features trainings, speakers and entertainment; teaching people how to make a difference and have fun doing it! Prior DemocracyFests have been held in Massachusetts, Texas, California, New Hampshire and Virginia. Over 4,000 activists have been trained to help on campaigns and make a difference in their communities.Programs in this Series
Health Care Reform
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07/19/2009
Teri Mills, President, National Nursing Network Organization, speaks about the current state of health care in the United States. Gov. Howard Dean shares his views on the Obama Heath Care Plan and why it's important to pass health care reform now.
Law Enforcement Against Prohibition
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07/19/2009
Richard Van Wickler knows about incarceration. For over 20 years he has worked in law enforcement, the last 15 as superintendent for the Cheshire County (NH) Department of Corrections. After four decades of effort, a trillion dollars spent, and too...
Peak Oil & Politics
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07/19/2009
Now even the International Energy Agency is worried about medium-term energy supply. The IEA, created by the wealthy countries in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in the wake of the 1973-74 oil price increases, has for years...
Welcome to DemocracyFest
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07/18/2009
DemocracyFest is a political festival for liberal/progressive activists which features trainings, speakers and entertainment; teaching people how to make a difference and have fun doing it! Over 4,000 activists have been trained to help on campaigns...
Instant Runoff Voting
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07/18/2009
DemocracyFest is a political festival for liberal/progressive activists which features trainings, speakers and entertainment; teaching people how to make a difference and have fun doing it! Over 4,000 activists have been trained to help on campaigns...
Citizen Rights
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07/18/2009
Charlie Grapski, a political activist who is involved in multiple lawsuits against the city of Alachua Florida had been arrested on charges of trespass and injuring three police officers at the Alachua Police Department while resisting arrest.
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TV Schedule
5:45 AMWhistle Where You Work: Genetically Modified Food; WikiLeaks, ep. 28
6:15 AMVermont Access Network (VAN): Doug Racine Recount Announcement
7:00 AMBurlington Telecom Advisory Committee: Burlington Telecom Advisory Committee
7:41 AMBorn To Brush- Infant Dental Health
7:50 AMOpen Forum about VTANG Acquiring F-35 Fighter Jets
9:00 AMPositively Vermont: Green Mountain Animal Defenders
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