Sandy Baird Commentary

Producer

Sandy Baird

Description

Sandy Baird is a veteran commentator on local and international issues, a lawyer, and a former teacher at Burlington College. Contact her at sandybaird114@gmail.com

Programs in this Series

Sexism and Misogyny - 07/29/2011

Community activist and lawyer, Sandy Baird proffers commentary on timely political topics.

Chittenden County State's Attorney's Announcement on the Burlington Telecom Investigation - 07/08/2011

Sandy Baird Commentary about Chittenden County State's Attorney's Announcement on the Burlington Telecom Investigation

Current Involvement in Libya - 04/08/2011

Sandy Baird Commentary about the 2011 US Role in Libya.

'America's Love of Freedom' - 02/25/2011

Sandy Baird Commentary about America's Love of Freedom.

'Abortion' in Vermont's 2010 Governor's Race - 12/15/2010

Sandy Baird Commentary about the positions on abortion 2010 Vermont Gubernatorial candidates Shumlin and Dubie made in their campaigns.

Armistice Day - 11/11/2010

Sandy Baird Commentary about Armistice Day.

Impacts of War and Military Budget - 10/13/2010

Sandy Baird commentary on Impacts of War and Military Budget.

The Feminism of Lisbeth Salander - 09/10/2010

Sandy Baird on the Steig Larson book character Lisbeth Salandar.

American and French Revolutions - 07/19/2010

Sandy Baird on American and French Revolutions.

Burlington's Proposed Church St. Marketplace Public Sitting Ban - 06/25/2010

Sandy Baird on Burlington Proposed Sitting Ban..

President Obama's Healthcare Initiative - 05/21/2010

Sandy Baird reflects on Barack Obama's 'Healthcare' initiative.

President Obama - Year One - 01/12/2010

Sandy Baird reflects on Barack Obama, one year into his Presidency.

July 4th - 07/10/2009

Death of Dr. Tiller - 06/17/2009

President Obama's First 100 Days - 05/18/2009

Sandy Baird gives her perspective on the President's first 100 days.

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!