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UVM Student Takeover of Waterman Building: Channel 17 Live, Waterman Takeover Recap, with Eight Students 06/07/1991

Channel 17 Live, with 8 Waterman Students intimately involved with the Waterman Takeover, hosted by Davitian

UVM Student Takeover of Waterman Building: Waterman Occupants' Statement at Channel 17 Studio 05/14/1991

Waterman Occupants' Statement

UVM Student Takeover of Waterman Building: UVM Waterman Arrests and Removals, 5am 05/12/1991

UVM Forced Removal of Occupying Students from Waterman Building by state police.

UVM Student Takeover of Waterman Building: UVM Waterman Arrests and Removals (edit), 2/2 05/12/1991

On April 22, 1991 22 Students of Color took direct action and occupied the UVM Presidents office as a way to bring attention to the long running work against institutional and individual racism on campus. This video is of the day the occupation ended through the arrest of students and the students response.

UVM Student Takeover of Waterman Building: UVM Waterman Arrests and Removals (edit) 1/2 05/12/1991

UVM Forced Removal of Occupying Students from Waterman Building by state police.

Helen Thomas Interview, White House Newsroom 05/08/1991

Helen Thomas Interview, White House Newsroom

Channel 17 Goes to D.C. The Press Perspective II, Bill Plante, CBS 05/07/1991

CH. 17 Goes to D.C. PRESS II, Billl Plante, CBS, State Department Correspondent

Stump the Chumps: CH. 17 LIVE, 1ST STUMP THE CHUMPS! 03/19/1991

CH. 17 LIVE, 1ST STUMP THE CHUMPS!

Burlington College- Chief Homer St. Francis: "Regional Realities" 07/06/1989

Burlington College 3rd World Series: Chief Homer St. Francis: "Regional Realities"

Vermont Solidarity Conference II: Closing Keynote Address- David Dellinger 06/18/1989

Vermont Solidarity Conference: Into the 90's. A Statewide Conference of Social Change Organizers and Activists.

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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!