International

From Peace Talks:

This episode focuses on how we can change our approach towards acculturation from an “assimilation” based system to an “integration” based system that respects the cultural heritage and dignity of immigrants entering the United States. We meet with Tamara Parks, who has been a teacher and principal for nearly a decade, and is currently serving as the Director of the Multilingual program through the Essex Westford School District (EWSD). We will be exploring Tamara’s journey as a first generation immigrant to the United States, herself, and how that experience has informed her work in the public education system. We will be discussing a range of peacebuilding topics, such as postcolonialism, multiculturalism, and building peace through inclusive practices that promote equity and understanding across cultures and communities.

Show Guest: Tamara Parks — Educator, Advocate, and Director of the Multilingual Program at the Essex Westford School District 

From LCATV:

Green Mountain Mahler Festival presents Ein deutsches Requiem. Performed on February 25, 2023 at the Chapel of Saint Michael Archangel at St. Michael’s College.

From the organizer:

Featuring projected footage of The Washington DC Rally for RageAgainstWarMachine, shot live in DC by KRTDMedia.
Interviews by Jerome Lipani conducted with Vermont Peace Activist Coordinators Duncan Nichols, Robin Lloyd, Olga Maria, Christopher Helali, longtime Burlington antiF-35 activist Jimmy Leas, writer Charlotte Dennet, author of Follow the Pipelines, Spencer Sherman, vice-chair of the VT Libertarian Party and ending with a Final TV clip from DC with Anya Parampil of GrayZone Magazine.

From the organizer:

WILPF members Jill Clark-Gollub (translator) and Dianne Blais discuss their recent trip to Nicaragua. Moderator, Robin Lloyd.