Sustainability

Burlington Mayor's Show: IBM Smarter Cities Challenge 04/17/2013

Host Mayor Miro Weinberger is joined by members of the IBM Smarter Cities Challenge, Burlington Team, to share the goals, process and outcomes of their time in Burlington. There are a total of 6 international team members. 2 join the mayor, along with the local IBM facilitator of the effort.

· Marian Lawlor, Essex Junction, VT – Manager, IBM Corporate Citizenship and Corporate Affairs

· Gabriela “Gaby” Orwick, Portland, Oregon – IBM Smarter Cities Challenge team

· Christian Raetzsch, Prague, Czech Republic – IBM Smarter Cities Challenge team

Burlington Livable Community Project: Transportation Issues 11/20/2012

Host Dave Reville, Associate State Director of AARP Vermont, speaks with Brian H.Y. Lee, Ph.D of the University of Vermont, on transportation issues. Burlington Livable Community Project is engaging residents, community organizations and the City to make changes so people of all ages can live in the setting of their choice, get around the city in a variety of ways, and engage fully in the life of our community. For more information visit the AARP Site.

Burlington Livable Community Project: Vermont Kin as Parents 09/18/2012

Host Dave Reville, Associate State Director - Communications, speaks with Executive Director Lynn Granger of 'Vermont Kin as Parents'. Vermont Kin As Parents, known as VKAP, is a grassroots, nonprofit organization committed to supporting kin who are raising relatives’ children. Burlington Livable Community Project is engaging residents, community organizations and the City to make changes so people of all ages can live in the setting of their choice, get around the city in a variety of ways, and engage fully in the life of our community. For more information visit the AARP Site.

Burlington Livable Community Project: Downtown and Waterfront Planning 05/15/2012

Host Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur speaks with David White, Director of Planning and Zoning, on Downtown and Waterfront Planning. Burlington Livable Community Project is engaging residents, community organizations and the City to make changes so people of all ages can live in the setting of their choice, get around the city in a variety of ways, and engage fully in the life of our community. For more information visit the AARP Site.

Burlington Livable Community Project: Burlington Access Group 04/17/2012

Host Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur speaks with Peter Kriff, Executive Director, Statewide Independent Living Council and Kim Brittenham, Community Access Coordinator, Vermont Center on Independent Living, on the Burlington Access Group and new efforts to promote disability issues in Burlington. Burlington Livable Community Project is engaging residents, community organizations and the City to make changes so people of all ages can live in the setting of their choice, get around the city in a variety of ways, and engage fully in the life of our community. For more information visit the AARP Site.

Burlington Livable Community Project: Host Jennifer Wallace Brodeur 02/21/2012

Host Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur. Burlington Livable Community Project is engaging residents, community organizations and the City to make changes so people of all ages can live in the setting of their choice, get around the city in a variety of ways, and engage fully in the life of our community. For more information visit the AARP Site.

Burlington Livable Community Project: Livable Communities, Aging Issues, Burlington Mayor's Election 12/20/2011

Greg Marchildon, AARP Vermont State Director, joins host Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur. Burlington Livable Community Project is engaging residents, community organizations and the City to make changes so people of all ages can live in the setting of their choice, get around the city in a variety of ways, and engage fully in the life of our community. For more information visit the AARP Site.

Burlington Livable Community Project: Burlington South End 5-Way Intersection Project 10/18/2011

Alan Turnbull, Sterring Committee member, is host Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur's guest, talking about Burlington South End 5-Way Intersection Project. Burlington Livable Community Project is engaging residents, community organizations and the City to make changes so people of all ages can live in the setting of their choice, get around the city in a variety of ways, and engage fully in the life of our community. For more information visit the AARP Site.

Burlington Livable Community Project: Planning and Public Health – Can Burlington’s Plans for Downtown and the Waterfront Improve our Health? 07/19/2011

Host Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur speaks with Heather Danis, Burlington District Director for the Vermont Department of Health. Burlington Livable Community Project is engaging residents, community organizations and the City to make changes so people of all ages can live in the setting of their choice, get around the city in a variety of ways, and engage fully in the life of our community. For more information visit the AARP Site.

Burlington Livable Community Project: HomeShare Vermont - Executive Director Kirby Dunn 05/17/2011

Host Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur speaks with a variety of guests in this half hour show. Kirby Dunn, Executive Director of HomeShare Vermont, is Jennifer's guest. HomeShare Vermont assists elders and persons with disabilities to live independently in their own homes by bringing them together with persons who seek affordable housing, and/or, caregiving opportunities. Burlington Livable Community Project is engaging residents, community organizations and the City to make changes so people of all ages can live in the setting of their choice, get around the city in a variety of ways, and engage fully in the life of our community. For more information visit the AARP Site.

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!