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
Smart Grid is coming to Vermont. Do you know what it is and how it will impact our state? Potentially, Smart Grid will mean better electric service and provide customers with opportunities to reduce their carbon footprint and their electric bills....
The first session in a day long conference, 'Transparency and Accountability in Government - Public Records, Open Meetings and Campaign Finance Disclosure' sponsored bythe American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Vermont, in...
The first session in a day long conference, 'Transparency and Accountability in Government - Public Records, Open Meetings and Campaign Finance Disclosure' sponsored bythe American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Vermont, in...
The second session in a day long conference, 'Transparency and Accountability in Government - Public Records, Open Meetings and Campaign Finance Disclosure' sponsored bythe American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Vermont, in...
The second session in a day long conference, 'Transparency and Accountability in Government - Public Records, Open Meetings and Campaign Finance Disclosure' sponsored bythe American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Vermont, in...
Join Vermont Citizens Campaign for Health Executive Director Richard Davis and longtime Brattleboro State Rep. Daryl Pillsbury monthly as they discuss the pressing health care issues Vermonters face everyday.
Daryl Pillsbury and Vidda Crochetta discuss the movement to legalize marijuana.
A heartwarming look at what makes the connection between bigs and littles so worthwhile.
Join Vermont Citizens Campaign for Health Executive Director Richard Davis and longtime Brattleboro State Rep. Daryl Pillsbury monthly as they discuss the pressing health care issues Vermonters face everyday.
Lundy Bancroft is the author of "Why Does He Do That,? The Batterer as Parent" and "When Dad Hurts Mom." He has worked in prevention, response and healing for domestic abuse and child maltreatment for over 20 years. Bancroft was...
David Goodman delivered the keynote address at ACLU-Vermont's Annual Meeting on October 30, 2010.
The 6th Annual Convention of the Vt-ARA, held October 30, 2010 at the Old Labor Hall, Barre.
Join Vermont Citizens Campaign for Health Executive Director Richard Davis and longtime Brattleboro State Rep. Daryl Pillsbury monthly as they discuss the pressing health care issues Vermonters face everyday.
In this talk, Harlan Morehouse takes a critical look at conventional approaches to the environment in order to suggest that it is the idea of the environment in abstraction that marks a disastrous and catastrophic relationship to the world....
Featured Story
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.