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Although “media” is associated with technology, the internet, and the “now”, community media began when the first ever communities existed. In other words, community media has a rich history that dates far and wide to before the conventional assumption of “media” was ever adopted. It is an ever-changing and evolving practice that is truly integral to society and democracy. With the help of community media, communities of all types, sizes, and demographics can have access to democracy and contribute their own voice to society. While this is true, the visual aspect of media with the help of videography, imagery, and technology in general can really amplify a story. Today we have the privilege of sharing stories visually, making them even more special. With that, CCTV will continue to use communicative tools like podcasts, videos, and social media to share and encourage democracy throughout the community.

Don't miss the latest election coverage in this week's newsletter!; Town Meeting TV Participated in Democracy Day; Join the Vermont Community Leadership Network; Election Coverage: CHI-2 State Representative Forum; The Kindness Connection; Positively Vermont: Interview with VT Agriculture Secretary; Railyard Enterprise Project Public Meeting

To help you get connected to your candidates, Action Circles has compiled a list of events (either remote or in-person) that are open to the public and of relevance to the Legislature and Elections in Vermont. These events are either hosted by legislators to connect with their constituents, or they are forums held for candidates to meet with voters.

Do you have an affinity for people-powered media? Are you willing to be a front-line champion? Do you like to work in groups to make change happen? Do risk and opportunity fire you up? Do you have specific skills in finance, governance, organizing, community building? If so, you are a good candidate for the CCTV Board. We're recruiting!