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Vermont Global Exchange: The Power of Story & Dealing with Misinformation 04/30/2024

From the Vermont Global Exchange:

Join the discussion on The Power of Story and Dealing with Misinformation. It will be a rich discussion and we look forward to seeing you there!

Panelists:

Missie Thurston, Vice President of Marketing and Communications for Population Media Center
Steve Shepard, Author, educator and founder of Shepard Communications Group
Eric Agnero, Journalist and Executive Director, VT Institute of Community and International Involvement

Burlington 2044 - What Will It Be Like? 03/29/2024

Embark on a captivating journey through time as Gwen and Fiona explore the evolution of Burlington's cityscape. Come along for the ride as they peel back the layers of history to uncover what the city looked like in the past, examine its current state, and dare to predict what the future holds for the urban landscape.

Through a combination of archival footage, present-day visuals, and analysis from locals, Gwen and Fiona transport you back in time to experience the sights of Burlington's earliest days. From bustling streets to iconic landmarks, Gwen and Fiona paint a vivid picture of the past that laid the foundation for the vibrant metropolis we know today.

Film and Video Production I Class Fall 2024 03/18/2024

UVM FTS students in Professor Myles Jewell's class engage in conversation about old news, ancient Rome, and more.

Community Media Class Spring 2024 03/18/2024

UVM CDAE students in Professor Myles Jewell's class engage in conversation about Burlington.

Do You Know What Ward You Live In? 02/23/2024

Gwen and Fiona hit the streets to find out if fellow students know the ins and outs of their college neighborhood! Join them as they challenge their peers with a simple question: "Do you know what ward you live in?" But it's not just about testing knowledge – it's about sparking curiosity, giving information, and fostering a deeper connection to the place they call home during their college years.

What Community Are You Sending Love To? 02/14/2024

UVM students, Gwen and Fiona, embark on a mission to spread love and joy on their university campus this Valentine's Day! Watch as they approach fellow students and ask a simple yet heart-warming question: "Who are you sending love to on Valentine's Day?"

North Winooski Bike Lane Update 02/13/2024

Join Gwen and Fiona on a journey through the city streets as they investigate the implementation of a newly constructed bike lane and uncover its effects six months later! They delve into the outcomes of this infrastructure project, examining how it has reshaped the urban landscape and influenced the way people move around our community.

From on-the-ground interviews with local residents and business owners to insightful commentary from bike lane users, the duo provides an in-depth analysis of the bike lane's impact on traffic flow, safety, accessibility, and overall quality of life.

Candlelight Vigil for Burlington Shooting Victims 11/28/2023

Mayor Miro Weinberger calls for community-wide support of Burlington’s Palestinian, Muslim, and Arab neighbors and invites Vermonters to join a candlelight vigil at the intersection of Pearl and Church Street.

Senator Patrick Leahy: UVM Ceremony to Officially Open Patrick Leahy Building and Launch Leahy Institute for Rural Partnerships 11/10/2023

From the Office of Senator Welch and the University of Vermont:

Ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Patrick Leahy Building (former Hills Agricultural Sciences Building) followed by a panel discussion to officially launch the Leahy Institute for Rural Partnerships (IRP) at the University of Vermont.

With U.S. Senator (retired) Patrick Leahy, U.S. Senator Peter Welch, Vermont Governor Phil Scott, UVM President Suresh Garimella, UVM Institute for Rural Partnerships Dean Patricia Coates, other university and state leaders.

PCOM Capstone Video 2: UVM Students' Opinions Social Issues 11/01/2023

University of Vermont (UVM) students answer the question, "what are some relevant social issues in Burlington right now"? They touch on issues with housing, addiction and mental health.

Featured Story

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!

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