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Chittenden K.I.N. (Kinship Information Network) 02/04/2016

Linda Deliduka, Director of Chittenden K.I.N. (Kinship Information Network), is joined by Wanda Hines, Director of the JUMP Program, in a discussion and sharing of information on the realities and supports available for raising children as a grand-parent, neighbor, sister, etc.

More information and to reach Linda: (802) 864-5114 | deliduka.l@gmail.com

Should Vermont Reduce its Reliance on Incarceration as a Response to Criminal Conduct? 12/14/2015

Attorney General Bill Sorrell and others welcome public thoughts and ideas at this forum. “Vermont leaders and legislators have taken many steps during the past two decades, both through policy and legislation, to ease prison overcrowding and minimize the need to send Vermont prisoners out of state,” said Sorrell. “In particular, I would like to hear whether Vermonters are ready to ask the Legislature to commit to a statewide policy regarding sentencing and release decisions that reduces reliance on incarceration or lengthy incarceration in response to criminal conduct.”

Representatives from law enforcement, corrections and human services officials, prisoner rights groups, victim advocates, and others join the Attorney General at this forum.

Perspectives on Burlington's Appointed Police Chief 07/13/2015

Abdullah Sall speaks with Channel 17 staff on his perspectives of the Mayoral appointment of Brandon del Pozo as Burlington's new Police Chief.

Judge Ben: Transitioning from Incarceration 03/31/2015

Judge Ben Joseph speaks with Elizabeth Truscott, UVM Social Work student on programs aimed at transitioning people back into society from incarceration.

Current World Issues with Abdullah Sall 12/29/2014

Abdullah Sall offers insights and perspectives on current events shaping the country and world. incarceration, isis, police, prison, Racial Profiling

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CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives

CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!