Media Literacy
Producer
Description
Critical thinking is the cornerstone of democracy. When we look behind the making and distributing of media--tv, newspapers, blogs, posters, radio--we can become more informed citizens and smarter consumers. CCTV's monthly series invites thoughtful people to look at the essential role media plays in our bit and little decisions.To learn more, click here.Programs in this Series
CCTV/Channel 17 will be airing a live call in forum with Leslie Sprenger, Suzie DeBrosse and perhaps others at 6:00pm on Wed. Oct. 29th. Feel free to add your comments by calling 802-862-3966. This can be seen in Chittenden County on Comcast or...
For this Media Literacy program we cast a wide net via email with the
following question:"PLEASE send me the name of a mustseefilm and a line
or two about why it is important to you. I DO NOT want to put you on
TV, I just want to read your...
Critical thinking is the cornerstone of democracy. When we look behind the making and distributing of media--tv, newspapers, blogs, posters, radio--we can become more informed citizens and smarter consumers. CCTV's monthly series invites thoughtful...
Critical thinking is the cornerstone of democracy. When we look behind the making and distributing of media--tv, newspapers, blogs, posters, radio--we can become more informed citizens and smarter consumers. CCTV's monthly series invites thoughtful...
Critical thinking is the cornerstone of democracy. When we look behind the making and distributing of media--tv, newspapers, blogs, posters, radio--we can become more informed citizens and smarter consumers. Hosts Lauren-Glenn Davitian and co-host...
Critical thinking is the cornerstone of democracy. When we look behind the making and distributing of media--tv, newspapers, blogs, posters, radio--we can become more informed citizens and smarter consumers.
Host: Nissa Kauppila
Dayna Scott:...
Helen Morgan-Parmett, Moderator
Traci Griffith, Journalism Professor
Suzzanna Guevara, UVM Student
Denise Dunbar, Reading to End Racism
Sarah Nilsen, UVM Assistant Professor
Jen Berger, Moderator Kecia Gaboriault, Artist and Parent Dennis McMahon, Community Leader Joseph Beaulieu, Graffiti Removal Team
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!