Vermont Access Network (VAN)
Producer
Description
The Vermont Access Network, a non-profit corporation established to promote an interest in the effective operation and advancement of Public, Educational and Government Access centers in the State of Vermont. It is the mission of the Vermont Access Network to further the goals of Vermont's PEG organizations and to foster free speech, interconnectivity and community discourse through the use of current and future communications technologies.Programs in this Series
Vermont Council on Rural Development (VCRD) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the support of the locally-defined progress of Vermont's rural communities. VCRD is a dynamic partnership of federal, state, local, non-profit and private partners...
A Constitution Day event at the College of St. Joseph. Professor Bob Schalit of the Criminal Justice Program moderates a panel discussion about 4th amendment rights in concern to "Our Protections Against Unreasonable Searches & Seizures...
Howard Dean holds a town meeting at the Main St. Park in Rutland, VT. The topic is health care reform. If you want to purchase a copy of this program, please contact RRCTV.
Joseph Gerson, Coordinator of the American Friends Service Committee in Cambridge, MA, talks on "China's Peaceful Rise and U.S. Responses". If you want to purchase a copy, please contact ORCA Media Phone: (802) 224 9901 Fax : (802) 223 0432 Email :...
Kelly Moore created the benefit concert series, Music for Mankind in 2007, contributing the proceeds of his concerts to the United Nations World Food Programme and other humanitarian organizations for hunger and disaster relief locally and globally...
Vermont Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Report on Racial Profiling in Vermont, Vermont Statehouse, August 11, 2009. If you want to purchase a copy, please, contact ORCA Media.
Joseph Gerson, Coordinator of the American Friends Service Committee in Cambridge, MA speaks on the "quagmire" of the continuing war in Afghanistan. If you want to purchase a copy, please contact ORCA Media Phone: (802) 224 9901 Fax : (802) 223 0432...
Tom Salmon is the guest & he talks about coming back home after serving his country with marines in Iraq. If you want to pirchase a copy of this program, please contact FACTV
Panel discussion on media reform and telecom policy. This discussion was part of the ACM-NE conference held in Burlington late May.
These are challenging economic times and Vermonters are working hard to keep up with financial change. This 30-minute program addresses some of the most pressing questions Vermonters have regarding managing their household budgets in this time of...
This program was produced by Dr. Deb Richter and Vermont Healthcare For All at the Vermont Statehouse April 1, 2009.
UVM Professor Frank Bryan and former Deputy Secretary of State Paul Gillies debate. The First Wednesdays series of events is sponsored by the Vermont Humanities Council; hosted by Kellogg-Hubbard Library in Montpelier.
This panel discussion is part of the continuing nonprofit and nonpartisan Council on the Future of Vermont project. It focuses on the CFV’s recently released Final Findings (Imagining Vermont: Values and Vision for the Future), synthesizing the 18...
The Council on the Future of Vermont and St. Michael’s College just published Vermont in Transition: Social, Economic and Environmental Trends, a comprehensive study tracking the key changes that have occurred in Vermont in areas as diverse as...
Recorded at the Old Labor Hall in Barre. Speakers: Peter Welch, Jill Charbonneau, Susan Bartlett, Matt Dunne, Deb Markowitz, Doug Racine, Peter Shumlin, Jerry Colby. Topics covered are: Economic Development, Vermont Yankee, Unemployment Insurance,...
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!