VICII
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Vermont Institute of Civic and International Involvement (VICII) hosts a series of discussions on contemporary issues.Programs in this Series
Dr. Jane Knodell, Professor of Economics at University of Vermont, leads a talk and discussion about if the U.S. can continue to print money.
Jared Carter, Vermont Law School
Ted Kenney, Chief of the Human Services Legal Division, VT Office of the Attorney General
Julio Thompson, Director of the Civil Rights Unit of the VT Office of the Attorney General
The Vermont Institute of International and Community Involvement (VICII), the Office of the State Attorney General, and the Association of Africans Living in...
What is monetary bail and should it be abolished? Sarah George, Vermont State's Attorney discusses her reasons to end requests for eliminating bail in Chittenden County.
Please call Sandy Baird at 802-355-4968 or email at sandybaird114 [at]...
Benjamin Battles, Solicitor General
A discussion of the recent toppling of statues around the country, as well as of the decision to paint over Sam Kerson's mural at the Vermont Law School.
Vermont Institute of Community and International Involvement (VICII) presents a community discussion with Jared Carter, Esq. about the Constitution, the Economy, and the Pandemic.
Kurt Mehta, Esq., sits down with his peers to discuss India's past and present.
Part of VICII's 2nd session of Contemporary Issues Forum. Leader of the discussion: Robin Lloyd, peace activist and filmmaker of “Black Dawn,” an animated film of the Haitian Revolution.
Part of VICIIs 2nd Session of Municipalism: The New Democracy, Contemporary Issues Winter 2020. Leader of the discussion: Sandy Baird, Esq., a founder of the Vermont Women's Health Center and Jill Krowinsky, VT State Representative from...
A part of the Roz Payne Memorial Race & Racism Series.
Leaders of the Discussion:
Sandy Baird, Esq., lawyer and former Burlington College instructor
Part of VICII's Burlington, VT Contemporary Issues Forum, 2019.
Leaders of the Discussion:
Sandy Baird
Mousa Ishaq, Chair Burlington/Bethlehem/Arad Sister City Program
Dan Higgins, Chair Puerta Cabezas/Bilwi, Nicaragua/Yaroslaval, Russia/...
VICII continues their fall series of talks and discussions on Burlington, VT. All events are from 6:00 - 8:00 pm, are free and open to the public and will be held at the Old North End Community Center at 20 Allen Street, Burlington, Vermont,...
Led by Dawn Marie Paley, Abel Luna, and Jose Cordoba this community discussion will look at how US policy has transformed Mexico, from the introduction of the North American Free Trade Agreement to the drug war, which we understand as a war on the...
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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!