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Sandy Baird Commentary: Constitution and Race 09/25/2007

Sandy Baird is a veteran commentator on local and international issues, a lawyer and a teacher at Burlington College.

Legal Services Law Line of Vermont: "Vermont Stories" 08/16/2007

"Vermont Stories"

Positively Vermont: Cops United For Fighting Cancer 07/26/2007

Host Dennis McMahon with guest Sgt. John Flannigan of Vermont State Police

Correcting Corrections: Mental Health Court 06/18/2007

Host Rep. Jason Lorber (D-Burlington) Tim Pyper Judge Geoffrey Crawford Bob Wolford, Howard Center Coordinator of Offender Services

Burlington CEDO Show: Offender re-entry 05/28/2007

Burlington's Community and Economic Development Office produces a regular program that features the Welcome Baby Program for new Burlingotn families and their newborns. For more detail: www.cedoburlington.org

Correcting Corrections: Mental Health Concerns 05/07/2007

Host Rep. Jason Lorber Dr. Susan Wehry, VT Department of Corrections Larry Lewack, National Alliance on Mental Illness (VT) Leah Matteson, Mother of an Inmate

Correcting Corrections: Teaching Job Skills 04/23/2007

Host Rep. Jason Lorber Bert Senning, Vermont Dept. of Corrections Tiffany Bluemle, Vermont Works for Women

Correcting Corrections: Community High School of Vt 04/02/2007

Host Rep. Jason Lorber Bob Lucenti, Superintendent, Community High School of Vermont John Cross, Vocational Instructor, Community High School of Vermont Adam Bolideau, Student, Community High School of Vermont

Near & Far: Christine Longmore: VABIR (Vermont Association of Business, Industry and Rehabilitation) 03/08/2007

Near and Far is an exciting series about global and local topics and all manner of things in between.

Correcting Corrections: Community Partners 03/07/2007

Rep. Jason P. Lorber (D-Burlington) hosts Rita Whalen McCaffrey, Dismas of VT Cara Gleason, Northern Lights Hal Colston, NeighborKeepers

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!

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