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Format: 2019-04-24
Format: 2019-04-24

The Science of Effective Prevention: Interview with Dr. Humberto Soriano Part 2 03/22/2019

Catherine Antley, MD, sits down with Dr. Humberto Soriano, an American-trained pediatrician from Chile, and Peter Jackson, MD, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, UVMMC, to discuss the Icelandic model for substance abuse prevention and healthy youth.

The Science of Effective Prevention: Interview with Dr. Humberto Soriano Part 1 03/22/2019

Catherine Antley, MD, sits down with Dr. Humberto Soriano, an American-trained pediatrician from Chile, and Peter Jackson, MD, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, UVMMC, to discuss the Icelandic model for substance abuse prevention and healthy youth.

RAD-TV Presents: Election Results - A Fresh Outlook and A New Mission 03/22/2019

This month on RAD-TV's Live@525, we speak with newly elected City Council members Perri Freeman (Central District, P) and Jack Hanson (East District, P). Both candidates were endorsed by Rights and Democracy prior to the election, and we’re looking forward to real progressive change now that they're joining Ali Dieng, Brian Pine, and Max Tracy on the City Council.

Betsy McGavisk also visits the show to discuss the result to question #4 on the recent Burlington ballot, asking voters to further amend Article 89 of the City Charter, creating a DID. McGavisk will shed some light on what that acronym means and why the people said “No.”

Leading the show is a brand new host: local musician and radio host Tom Proctor!

The Science of Effective Prevention: Dr. Humberto Soriano on the Icelandic Prevention Model 03/22/2019

Dr. Humberto Soriano, an American-trained pediatrician from Chile, presents his findings of implementing the Icelandic prevention model in his country. He explains how to best protect our youth from the opioid epidemic and how we can best implement this prevention model in our state.

Clear Advantages of Smoke-Free Multi-Unit Housing: 1. Introduction to the Benefits of Smoke-Free Housing 03/21/2019

Kate Nugent, Executive Director of the Winooski Partnership for Prevention, and Rhonda Williams, Chronic Disease Prevention Chief with the Vermont Department of Health, introduce the benefits of smoke-free housing.

Housing - Fair, Safe, Affordable: A Closer Look at Housing Discrimination in Vermont 03/21/2019

As April Fair Housing Month approaches, we take a look at how housing discrimination manifests itself in Vermont. We discuss fair housing law and how it applies to landlords and advertising, and what to do if you experience housing discrimination. We also highlight the upcoming art and community events happening in Burlington and around the state to celebrate the anniversary of the Fair Housing Act, which was signed into law in April 1968.

Host:

Jess Hyman | Education & Outreach Coordinator, Fair Housing Project, CVOEO

Guests:

W. David Koeninger | Deputy Director, Vermont Legal Aid

Bor R. Yang | Executive Director and Legal Counsel, Vermont Human Rights Commission

Clear Advantages of Smoke-Free Multi-Unit Housing: 3. Smooth Transitions - Part 1 03/21/2019

Amy Brewer, Coordinator with the Franklin Grand Isle Tobacco Prevention Coalition, is joined by Michael McCaffrey, Associate Director of Property Management at the Champlain Housing Trust, Joe Villemaire, CEO of Rockstar Property Management, and Chasidy Benjamin, Tobacco Treatment Specialist with Northwestern Medical Center, to explain the transition to smoke-free housing using the personal insights from a local landlord and others who deal with this issue on a daily basis.

Burlington Ward 5 NPA Meeting 03/21/2019

Neighborhood Planning Assemblies (NPAs) are grassroots, neighborhood organizations that were established in each of Burlington's seven Wards to empower citizen participation in City government. Working as neighborhood advocacy groups, Neighborhood Planning Assemblies facilitate communication between the citizens of Burlington and city government through regular meetings scheduled in each Ward. Ward 6 meets the first Thursday of the month.

Meeting place: City Market Community Room, 207 Flynn Avenue.

Clear Advantages of Smoke-Free Multi-Unit Housing: 4. Smooth Transitions - Part 2 03/21/2019

Amy Brewer, Coordinator with the Franklin Grand Isle Tobacco Prevention Coalition, is joined by Michael McCaffrey, Associate Director of Property Management at the Champlain Housing Trust, and Chasidy Benjamin, Tobacco Treatment Specialist with Northwestern Medical Center, to explain the process of implementing a smoke-free housing policy. The group also goes into greater detail on how to maintain this policy and keep tenants and their properties safe. 

League of Women Voters Civic Education Series - Redistricting 03/21/2019

Tom Little, former Vermont legislator and participant in the Redistricting Committee after the 2010 census, speaks about redistricting and gerrymandering.

Essex Junction Planning Commission 03/21/2019

The five members of the Essex Junction Planning Commission are appointed by the Village Trustees. The commission meets on the first and third Thursday of each month to review development applications, update the Land Development Code, and assist in the update of the Comprehensive Plan.

Clear Advantages of Smoke-Free Multi-Unit Housing: 2. Landlord Rights to Ban Smoking 03/21/2019

Mariah Sanderson, Coalition Director of the Burlington Partnership for a Healthy Community, and Nadine Scibek, Attorney, discuss landlords' rights to ban smoking in their buildings.

Addiction Recovery Channel: Opioid Overdose Fatalities Reduced by 50% in Chittenden County, Vermont 03/20/2019

Join Host/Producer Ed Baker and his accomplished guests Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger and Chief of Police Brandon del Pozo as they examine the policies and protocols they and their partners have initiated to both stem and reverse the tide of opioid related overdose deaths in Chittenden County. Join them as they discuss partnerships, policies and innovations that work.

On the Waterfront: Goodwill 03/20/2019

Host Melinda Moulton chats with Rich Cantz and Karin Anderson from Goodwill of Northern New England about the work they do in the community and how their stores support that mission.

Artful Word: 12 Hours of The Spring Equinox 03/20/2019

Calling fellow earthlings and sisters of the stars to join in on a cosmic welcoming. Journey along on the equatorial salute. Travel time and space on this incredible celestial experience. This is a solstice with little portents of spring. Still locked in an arctic seas scape and deep polar freeze witness a sleepy city buried in winter waiting to be reawakened. Behold in all its splendor the blood red solstice full moon heralding this auspicious day as it gracefully sets over the inert and sleepy Adirondack mountains. This majestic scene is followed by a beautiful solstice morning sunrise. Watch this magical day unfold in all its glory with rare cutaways of historic Burlington Vermont culminating at the stone earth clock with a spectacular solstice sunset. The full solstice moon again bids a sleepy goodnight to a day of portents of a wondrous spring.

Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission 03/20/2019

The Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission (CCRPC) promotes cooperation among the 19 municipalities of the Chittenden County region.

Women's March Vermont: Panel on Prison Reform at Chittenden Regional Correctional Facility 03/20/2019

From the Press Release:
 
The women in Chittenden Regional Corrections Facility (CRCF) in South Burlington, the state’s only prison for women, are housed in deplorable conditions. Despite high incidences of substance abuse disorder, mental health issues, and past sexual abuse, these women are denied basic services, treatment, and supports. Now CRCF is under increasing public scrutiny after a guard was arrested for sexual assault of a former inmate and the Department of Corrections blocked journalists from gaining access to records on the conditions and treatment of the women in CRCF.
 
Hear directly from formerly incarcerated women about their experience with poor conditions, inhumane treatment, and challenges they faced at CRCF when trying to access critical services, such as medical care. The conversation also features a representative from VT Digger, as well as advocates working for alternatives to incarceration and better outcomes for women and trans people entangled in the criminal legal system.
 
The event is sponsored by the ACLU’s Smart Justice Campaign (www.acluvt.org) and Women’s March Vermont (womensmarchvermont.com).

Burlington Public Works Commission 03/20/2019

The Burlington Public Works Commission represents the citizens of Burlington in determining and demanding appropriate departmental performance.

For more information contact Chapin Spencer at (802) 863-9094.

Normal meeting date is the 3rd Wednesday of each month.

Addiction Recovery Channel: ARC April Promo 03/20/2019

Ed Baker promotes his April episode for the Addiction Recovery Channel.

https://www.cctv.org/watch-tv/programs/opioid-overdose-fatalities-reduced-50-chittenden-county-vermont

What Makes a Good Youtube Ski-Fail Video 03/19/2019

Homeschool students Niko, Val and Isaac on the intricacies of the youtube ski-fail video.