Northeast U. S.

Vermont Health Care Innovation Project: Advance Care Coordination Training Day 1 09/20/2016

Vermont Health Care Innovation Project Core Competency Training Series: Advance Care Coordination Training Day 1

For More Information Visit: http://healthcareinnovation.vermont.gov/

Paper Tiger Television Presents: Resisting the Empire 09/14/2016

Resisting the Empire critiques the media's coverage of the War in Iraq (Gulf War II). Produced by the Paper Tiger TV collective in the spring of 2003 soon after the US invasion of Iraq in response to the lack of alternative perspectives on the war available through the mainstream media. This production provides a brief history of US foreign policy and military involvement abroad, looks at the corporate media's inadequate coverage of the peace movement and resistance to the war, deconstructs flashy techniques used to illustrate military intervention on the major networks and gives some information on how to get involved in activism for peace in your own community.

TRT: 28 minutes

Released: 2003

Tape # 316

Paper Tiger Television Presents: Erik Barnouw Looks at Television and The Elections: Is U.S. Democracy Going Down The Tubes? 09/14/2016

Media historian Erik Barnouw traces the development of the election campaign through the early days of radio to today's big $$$ TV campaigns. Addressing the roles of media companies, sponsors, government, and the candidates, this video presents an incisive overview of 20th century media. Barnouw is the author of many books on media, including "Tube of Plenty" and "Documenting the Documentary".

TRT: 28 minutes

Released: 1992

Tape # 222

Survival in South Africa Under Apartheid 04/14/2016

Lecture at Dartmouth College. Dartmouth graduate, author, and documentary filmmaker Neville Frankel explores what it was like for white and black South Africans to live under apartheid, the legacy of the anti-apartheid movement, and life today.

The Syrian Migration: Today’s Reality, Tomorrow’s Implications 11/18/2015

Anemona Hartocollis, a New York Times journalist, who recently traveled with the immigrants themselves discusses their journey, tragedies, sacrifices, and continuing life struggles in their new, suspicious, not always welcoming homes.

Charlie Hebdo, Free Speech & Terrorism 07/09/2015

A Dartmouth College conference on the theme of Charlie Hebdo, Freedom of Speech & Terrorism. Panelists: French intellectual Pascal Bruckner, journalists Adam Gopnik and Nicolas Weill, professors Lawrence Kritzman and Carolyn Dean.

American Red Cross of Vermont 02/23/2015

Larry Crist, Executive Director of American Red Cross of Vermont, speaks to the work of this organization through out the state. www.redcross.org/nhvt

Poison Prevention PSA 12/31/2013

Presentation by Northern New England Poison Center on prevention tips and assistance. www.nnepc.org

1.800.222-1222.

Poison Prevention - Happy Holidays! 12/20/2012

Presentation by Northern New England Poison Center on prevention tips and assistance. www.nnepc.org

1.800.222-1222.

Is Peace Possible in the Great Lake Region of Africa 10/19/2012

Coordinator and founder of HOPE Congo, Paul Gatanga is joined by Cleophace Mukeba, Activist, speaking on the continuing question fo peace in the Great Lakes Region of Africa. Part of 'Congo Week'.

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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!