Vermont Access Network (VAN)
Producer
Description
The Vermont Access Network, a non-profit corporation established to promote an interest in the effective operation and advancement of Public, Educational and Government Access centers in the State of Vermont. It is the mission of the Vermont Access Network to further the goals of Vermont's PEG organizations and to foster free speech, interconnectivity and community discourse through the use of current and future communications technologies.Programs in this Series
The Brattleboro edition on Secretary of State Jim Condos's 12 stop tour of Vermont discussing open meeting laws and transparency in government.
Nancy Niedzelski talks in Wilder, Vermont about her work to enact death with dignity legislation in Washington State. Sponsored by Patient Choices Vermont.
Friends of Ludlow Auditorium and Rutland Herald team up to present this forum on Vermont's new Green Mountain Care (Act 48), moderated by Stewart Ledbetter of WPTZ/WNNE.
Dr. Antonia Maioni, Professor of Political Science and Director of the Institute for the Study of Canada at McGill University, spoke about the Canadian health care system to students and the public at Lyndon State College Thursday, October 20, 2011...
A lecture on bullying and social aggression and ways to avoid being bullied and bullying others.
John Bloch interviews Peter Sterling and Donna Sutton-Fay, of Catamount Health about the state of health care and possible impacts on delivery of services after 2014. More information at catamounthealth.org
The 22nd Annual Beaming Bioneers Conference, held nationally via satellite, came to Montpelier for the first time on October 14-16, 2011. At the Vermont College of Fine Arts, author and evolutionary biologist Amy Seidl and Dot Maver, president of...
Rep. Tony Klein of East Montpelier, Chair of the House Natural Resources Committee, hosts director of Germany's Environment Agency Jochen Flasbarth, Arne Jungjohann, of the Heinrich Böll Foundation, and Linda Gunter, from the NGO, Beyond Nuclear...
Director of Germany's Environment Agency Jochen Flasbarth, Arne Jungjohann, of the Heinrich Böll Foundation, and Linda Gunter, from the NGO, Beyond Nuclear discuss Germany's plan to close its nine remaining nuclear reactors by 2022, and the...
John Bloch interviews Washington County Sen. Anthony Pollina about his freshman legislative session and his work on the Senate Health Care Committee.
Wally Roberts is the Executive Director of Vermont Common Cause, and is interviewed by John Bloch in this studio show.
Steve Merrill interviews David Hallquist, CEO of Vermont Electric Cooperative, regarding the controversial wind project now under construction in Lowell Vermont. This interview is conducted from the site of the wind project and is very informative...
Jeff Chester, Executive Director for the Center for Digital Democracy, lectures at Champlain College's Alumni auditorium on the topic of digital democracy, the role of online marketing agencies, changes to policy affecting internet users and...
Mary Alice Bisbee, Director of the Funeral Consumers Alliance of Vermont, makes a presentation on the choices that Vermonters have when making funeral arrangements, with a focus on planning ahead.
Vermont Association for Mental Health (VAMH) welcomes Renzo De Stefani, Director of Mental Health Services of Trento (Italy), as the “Peer Support Around the World” Conference comes to Vermont September 14, 2011. Along with Kathleen...
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!