Available Now! Media Mavens: Google for Nonprofits Workshops Series Ready to Watch Online, Additional Workshop on Dec. 10
September 28, 2009CCTV Center for Media and Democracy kicks off a special Media Maven Series that helps nonprofits make the most of Google applications. Join us for the webcast of the first event Generate Web Traffice with AdWords and Google Grants on Friday, October 9th at 1p.m. and find out about the rest of the series...
Media Maven: Mobile Matrix of Change Now On-Line
September 18, 2009Fifty nonprofit leaders gathered for the Fourth Annual Media Maven Luncheon to talk about the "Mobile Matrix of Change".
The 90 minute program is now available to watch on TV and online.
This Week 9.15.09 at Channel 17/Town Meeting TV
September 15, 2009Special programs and events happening this week.
This Week on Channel 17 9/09/09
September 08, 2009** Special TV Programs & Events at Channel 17 & CCTV Center for Media & Democracy**
Don’t Watch Media: Make it! Channel 17 September Media Making Workshops
September 03, 2009Have a story you want to tell? An event you’d like to cover? An opinion that you need to express? Register today for Channel 17’s September 2009 media production and distribution workshops!
Henry Prine, Hometown Hero
September 02, 2009Regular Live Show Volunteer and Community Producer, Henry Prine has been nominated by Channel 17 for the United Way's Hometown Hero Award.
Don't Miss the the Media Maven Fall Luncheon: Nonprofit Leadership and the Mobile Matrix of Change
September 01, 2009Tune in for another season of tips and strategy from the Media Mavens at CCTV. This year's topic: "Nonprofit Leadership and The Mobile Matrix of Social Change" on September 17th at noon...
Jody Williams Commemorates Hiroshima Day
August 26, 2009Nobel Prize Winner Jody Williams commemorates Hiroshima Day at a Burlington event on 8/06/2009. Jody Williams won the Nobel Prize in 1997 for her work with the International Campaign to Ban Landmines (ICBL.) She currently serves as their goodwill ambassador and teaches classes in Social Justice and Personal Impact among other work.
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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!