Media

Public Service Announcements: Channel 17 Clickable Agendas for Viewing Meeeings on the Web PSA 01/01/2008

Channel 17 Clickable Agendas for Viewing Meeeings on the Web PSA

Media Maven: Rethinking your Website 12/20/2007

Hosted by Center for Media & Democracy and colleagues from partner organizations. These 75 minute Brown Bag Lunches provide a solid overview of key issues and useful tools to help nonprofits expand online and off-line activities that support your mission. All Media Maven Lunches are on the 3dThursday of most months.

Media Literacy: Media and Race Representation 11/28/2007

Helen Morgan-Parmett, Moderator Traci Griffith, Journalism Professor Suzzanna Guevara, UVM Student Denise Dunbar, Reading to End Racism Sarah Nilsen, UVM Assistant Professor

Local Media Show: FCC Decides on Media Consolidation 11/06/2007

Host, Lauren-Glenn Davitian, CCTV Beth McConnell, Executive Director, Media & Democracy Coalition

Burlington City Council Councilors Praise the Fireworks 11/05/2007

Burlington City Council Councilors Perry, Keogh, and Carleton Praise fireworks

Media Literacy: Graffiti: Art or Not? 10/24/2007

Jen Berger, Moderator Kecia Gaboriault, Artist and Parent Dennis McMahon, Community Leader Joseph Beaulieu, Graffiti Removal Team

Local Media Show: Collaboration with Ghana TV 10/02/2007

Lauren-Glenn Davitian Sam Mayfield

: Channel 17's L-G Davitian Updates the SBCC on the Channel 06/18/2007

Channel 17's L-G Davitian Updates the SBCC on the Channel.

The South Burlington City Council meets at 7pm on the first and third Monday of each month at City Hall. Their Meetings air on Channel 17 at the times listed below. To find out more about City issues meeting schedules, agendas and business go here.

L-G Davitian Discusses Televising WDRB Meetings on Channel 17 01/25/2007

L-G Davitian Discusses Televising WDRB Meetings on Channel 17

National Media Reform Conf. - Bernie Sanders 01/13/2007

National Media Reform Conf. - Bernie Sanders

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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!