Neighborhood Media Internship

Neighborhood Media Internship Program: Sequel Discussion 07/27/2023

Neighborhood Media Interns discuss the endless production of sequels, spin-offs, and reboots.

Neighborhood Media Internship Program: King Street Center Block Party 07/20/2023

The Neighborhood Media Interns go to the King Street Block Party to learn about the King Street Center and the community this block party serves.

Neighborhood Media Internship Program: Aftermath of Flooding at the Intervale Center 07/13/2023

The Neighborhood Media Interns visit the Intervale Center days after a tremendous flood hit the area to get an idea of people's reactions and the impact of the storm.

Neighborhood Media Internship Program: Burlington Cooling Centers 07/06/2023

Neighborhood Media Interns visit a cooling center to find out why they are needed and to learn how people without access to air conditioning get cool on hot summer days.

Neighborhood Media Internship Program: Be Yourself 06/14/2023

Neighborhood Media Interns meet in the studio to discuss school, relationships, and general life experiences.

Neighborhood Media Internship Program: Olivier's Video Yearbook 06/09/2023

Neighborhood Media Interns talks with the BHS Senior Class of 2023 and gets their thoughts on graduation and the future.

Neighborhood Media Internship Program: On the Street: Urban Blight 06/09/2023

Neighborhood Media Interns hit the street to ask community members about there thoughts on community development, crime, and blight.

Neighborhood Media Internship Program: Neighborhood Media Interns Go To the Tiny Community Kitchen 05/04/2023

Neighborhood Media Interns learn about the Tiny Community Kitchen, and get a taste for what the purpose of the space is and its value to the community.

Neighborhood Media Internship Program: Vermonters Prepare for Beach Season 04/13/2023

Neighborhood Media Interns interview Vermonters at Leddy Beach about beach activities for the summer.

Neighborhood Media Internship Program: School Experience Panel 12/01/2022

Neighborhood Media Interns interview each other about school practices, experiences, and culture. The interns find common problems that they encounter with school and discuss solutions to these problems.

Featured Story

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!