RAD-TV Presents
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Rights and Democracy's mission is to bring people together to take action to build healthy communities and make the values of our communities guide the policies of our government. We are building a popular movement to advance rights and build a real democracy. We work in partnership with community groups, progressive unions, faith communities, organizations fighting for human and civil rights, and environmental and climate action groups. More information: www.radvt.orgPrograms in this Series
This month on RAD TV we are talking about the August Primary elections, what it means for progressives and what we are looking out for going into November. I also talk about rank choice voting, why its important, why it got vetoed earlier this month...
This month we are having a conversation on the Black Lives Matter movement in Vermont, what changes are being asked for by black leaders and the black community in Vermont, and what left and progressive groups can do to support the movement without...
This month we re-examine grassroots organizing and campaign outreach in the aftermath of Covid-19. Guests include community members who are continuing the work on building progressive political power through the pandemic. We welcome Brenda Siegel,...
Rights and Democracy TV is back this month with a COVID-19 special. We give an intricate view of how RAD is continuing their vital work during this uniquely challenging time. Tune in for interviews with RAD Community Members to hear how we are...
This month on RAD TV we break down some misconceptions of our criminal justice system, incarceration, rehabilitation, and police arrest data management. We’re joined by Ashley Messier from the Women’s Justice and Freedom Initiative and...
This month on RAD TV we’re reporting back on some major events to start out the new decade. On Jan 7th the Vermont legislature kicked off the new legislative session in Montpelier, on the 18th Vermonters celebrated the 2020 Women’s March...
Tom Proctor hosts Burlington City Councilor Jack Hanson to discuss global climate change and their local efforts.
This month on RAD-TV we announce the presidential candidate that RAD has voted to endorse, we discuss the re-launch of the Burlington RAD Chapter, and we unpack the last year of updates from RAD's Member Assembly & People Power Summit. We...
Host Tom Proctor is joined by Betsy McGavisk, Regional Organizer for Rights and Democracy, and James Haslam, Executive Director of Rights and Democracy.
This month on RAD-TV we’re exploring a new social contract for workers and a report from the National Economic & Social Rights Institute (NESRI). Host Tom Proctor is joined by Executive Director of NESRI Cathy Albisa and newly elected VT...
This month on RAD-TV we speak with citizen activist Deborah Kraft, Representative Brian Cina, and Director of Outreach & Communications for the CSWD Michele Morris.
Brain Cina discusses Bill H.126, an act to study how Vermont could transition...
This month on RAD-TV we speak with Kate Logan, Director of Programming and Policy at RAD, Joshua Wronski, Executive Director of the Vermont Progressive Party, and Representative Tom Stevens, Representative of Washington-Chittenden. Our guests...
This month we’re talking about housing in Burlington, including ideas on how to create a better environment for first time home buyers, methods to develop affordable housing in tight markets, and what might be in the list of priorities that...
This month on RAD-TV we speak with Brian Cina, State Representative for Chittenden 6-4, and Brandon Del Pozo, Chief of Police for the City of Burlington. Host Tom Proctor discusses Mark Hughes' #EndslaveryVT initiative and why we are still...
This month on RAD-TV's Live@525, we speak with newly elected City Council members Perri Freeman (Central District, P) and Jack Hanson (East District, P). Both candidates were endorsed by Rights and Democracy prior to the election, and we’...
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!