Sustainability

Burlington Livable Community Project: Aging is a Land Use Issue 07/29/2009

Livable Community Project is engaging residents, community organizations and the City to make changes so people of all ages can live in the setting of their choice, get around the city in a variety of ways, and engage fully in the life of our community. Host Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur speaks with Smart Growth Vermont Executive Director Noelle MacKay, on land planning for the aging population. For more information visit the AARP Site:

Burlington Livable Community Project: Unnatural Causes: Is Inequality Making Us Sick? 06/30/2009

Livable Community Project is engaging residents, community organizations and the City to make changes so people of all ages can live in the setting of their choice, get around the city in a variety of ways, and engage fully in the life of our community. For more information visit the AARP Site: Host Jennifer Wallace Brodeur speaks with guest Hal Colston, Executive Director of Neighborkeepers, on this important topic.

Burlington Livable Community Project: Transporting the Public: A New Vision for Vermont 04/29/2009

Burlington Livable Community Project: CarShare 11/21/2008

Burlington Livable Community Project: Home Heating Efficiency Tips 09/30/2008

Host Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur and Chris Burns, Burlington Electric Department's Director of Energy Services, discuss means and resources for the energy season ahead. www.burlingtonelectric.com

Burlington Livable Community Project: Aging Workers 06/30/2008

Livable Community Project is engaging residents, community organizations and the City to make changes so people of all ages can live in the setting of their choice, get around the city in a variety of ways, and engage fully in the life of our community. For more information visit the AARP Site.Host Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur with Guests Sam Conant, Program Manager Vermont Associates for Training and Development and Bob Maritano, Coordinator Burlington Area Training and Employment.

Burlington Livable Community Project: Is Your Home a Safe Haven? 05/29/2008

Falls are the leading cause of injury among older Vermonters, but this does not have to be a normal part of aging. There are simple steps that can help prevent falls including making changes in your home. The show will look at how to identify risk factors for falling and ways to improve your home to make it safer and easier to navigate.

Host: Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur, AARP VT Guest:Pam Farnham, RN, Community Health Improvement, Fletcher Allen Health Care

For more information visit the AARP Site

Burlington Livable Community Project: Aging Population - Supporting People in Their Homes 04/30/2008

Host Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur and Nancy Eldridge of Cathedral Square Corporation, Vermont's largest non-profit developer of affordable senior housing, will talk about how can senior housing developers can play a role in providing services to keep people in their homes and apartments as they grow older. www.blcp.org

Burlington Livable Community Project: Livable Community 03/30/2007

Burlington Livable Community Project: Livable Community 01/31/2007

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Summer Video Production Internship - Applications Open

Town Meeting TV is hiring two paid interns to join our production team for the summer! The program will run from Monday, June 24th until Friday, August 16th (8 weeks). $17 an hour, approximately 8 hours per week. We are looking for folks who have basic or intermediate experience with video recording and editing on Adobe Premiere. Interns will work with the Town Meeting TV Co-Directors to pick stories or events that they would like to cover in our community, practice outreach skills, then shoot and edit video that will be broadcasted on Town Meeting TV's YouTube and cable channels. Interested applicants should send their resume and cover letter (including why they are interested in this position and any relevant experience) to Jordan at jmitchell@cctv.org. Applications close Friday, May 24th at 5:00PM. For more information, please contact outreach@cctv.org or call 802-862-3966.