Media

Media Makers: #24- Three News Photographers: Bob Davis, Jym Wilson, and Rob Swanson 10/24/1986

Three News Photographers: Bob Davis (WCAX-TV, JY Wilson (Burlington Free Press), and Rob Swanson (Burlington Free Press)

Waldorf School's Rene Querido on the Jack Barry Radio Show 10/09/1986

Waldorf School's Rene Querido on the Jack Barry Radio Show, and outside shots of the Shelburne school location, signs.

Media Makers: #23- Judy Simpson, Reporter, WVNY-TV 10/07/1986

MEDIA MAKERS - Judy Simpson, Reporter, WVNY-TV

Jane Driscoll - MYO's New 242 Main Political Awareness Series 10/01/1986

Mayor's Youth Office Director Jane Driscoll introduces the City of Burlington’s new efforts to spread political awareness throughout the local youth of Burlington. Events are to be taken place at Burlington’s new teen center at 242 Main Street to engage youth with local politicians. Governor Snelling is shown talking with youth at 242 Main.

Media Makers: #22- Deborah Schoch, Report, Burlington Free Press 09/16/1986

Deborah Schoch, Report, Burlington Free Press

Media Makers: #21- Donna Donovan, New Publisher at the Burlington Free Press 09/12/1986

Donna Donovan, New Publisher at the Burlington Free Press. Both the edit and the raw footage are on this disc.

Russell Means UVM Talk News Item 09/11/1986

Russell Means UVM Talk News Item

Nat and CCTV Flag on Russell Means and Gov. Kunin Press Conference 09/11/1986

Nat and CCTV Flag on Russell Means and Gov. Kunin Press Conference

Media Makers: #20- Sallie Bingham Discusses the ERA for an Edition of The Media Makers 09/09/1986

#20- Sallie Bingham Discusses the ERA for an Edition of The Media Makers

Pat Robertson on News, with 50 Microphones! 09/01/1986

Pat Robertson on News, with 50 Microphones!

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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!