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  • VT 350 Dance Party with Barefoot Truth and Spiritual Rez

    Published 3 months ago by awalkbing
    On October 24, 2009 the Vermont 350 dance party with Barefoot Truth and Spiritual Rez was among over 5000 events in 181 countries worldwide that helped celebrate the first International Day of Climate Action. Kathryn Blume organized the event at Higher Ground music club and invited retn.org and cctv.org to cable and webcast the show across Vermont and beyond so that others could stage similar dance parties. For more information 350.org and vt350dance.com. Shot and Edited by Adam Walker, Walker Run Productions Music by Spiritual Rez and Barefoot Truth
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  • Dana & Katie Get Married [144]

    Published 3 months ago by SevenDays
    9/12/09: September 1st it became legal for same sex couples to wed in Vermont. Dana & Katie said their vows in front of a large crowd of supportive family and friends at Trapp Family Lodge Saturday.Featuring:http://www.smittens.com/danaandkatie/Music:The Smittens, A Little Revolution, "Jeans and Mittens" The Coolest Thing About Love, "One Hundred Roses," "One for Me"http://www.smittens.com/Dana Julie Kaplan, "Year of the Lake"LOCATION: Trapp Family Lodge, Stowe, Vermonthttp://www.trappfamily.com/
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  • Power IT Down? A Look at Technology's Role in Climate Change

    Published 2 months ago by RETN

    Interview, discussion, and interesting facts about the information and communication technology industry's role in climate change. As part of the 350.org initiative, various experts share insight into the impact of technology use by individuals and businesses, the demands it places on energy consumption, and its contribution to overall CO2 emissions.
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Vermont Spotlight: Musician James Mee

Kelley and Doug talk with musician James Mee about creating music in Vermont.

Published 1 month ago

By Madmotion

No More Troops to Afghanistan! No More War!

In Burlington, Vermont over 100 people gathered on Saturday December, 12 to say "No more war in Afghanistan" and to denounce Barack Obama's 30,000 person troop surge to Afghanistan. The rally took place one day after 350 members of the Vermont National Guard departed for training before deployment to Afghanistan early next year. Vermont is sending more than 1,500 National Guards people to Afghanistan, this is the largest deployment of Vermont's National Guard since World War II. As of July 2009, the Vermont National Guard had a total of 2,660 people enlisted, this leaves Vermont with just over 1,000 guards to protect the state in the event of an emergency. Dozens of similar demonstrations took place across the country on Saturday. Thousands of people spoke out against the troop surge and the escalating war in Afghanistan. Local author and activist, Ben Dangl, attended the rally. "This December 12th protest in Burlington, VT coincided with protests around the nation denouncing Obama's troop escalation in Afghanistan, and should signal the re-emergence of a much-needed anti-war movement. From Afghanistan to Honduras and beyond, Obama's foreign policy is a devastating continuation of US imperialism and needs to be stopped.” Despite the freezing cold temperature and frigid winds the crowd stayed warm singing chants, "Same lies, same plan, troops out of Afghanistan". The event was organized by local activist Jonathan Leavitt. "Our political leaders have failed us, allowing more Vermont National Guard to be shipped into the meatgrinder that is Afghanistan than remain here in Vermont, leaving us dangerously vulnerable to disasters. Until Vermonters organize and rise up in mass civil disobedience, we are allowing ourselves to be implicated in an illegal and immoral occupation, which in turn leaves us vulnerable to the common blizzard" Speaking to the crowd Leavitt encourages that "Hopefully starting today...a righteous flame of indignation can rise in the anti-war movement to say no more, not another dollar, not another dayfor this illegal and immoral war!"

Published 1 month ago

By samayfield

Vermont Spotlight: Artist Woody Jackson

Vermont Spotlight hosts met with Vermont artists Woody Jackson to talk about his work and his life in Vermont.

Published 1 month ago

By Madmotion

Why Open Video

What makes open video an essential part of an engaged, inclusive media sphere? How does open video promote free speech, diversity, and participation? Camera: Tim Cothren/Editor: Kevin Henson/Music: Yacht (CC BY-NC-SA) Produced By: Intelligent Television

Published 1 month ago

By Open Video Alliance

Vermont: This is Winter

This is what you'll find during the winter in Vermont. Come visit and explore the endless opportunities for relaxation, fun and pure scenic beauty! This winter, find yourself in Vermont.

Published 1 month ago

By VermontTourism

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Let Me Out

Official music video for The Vacant Lot's "Let Me Out"thevacantlots.com/ Starring: Brian MacFadyen Brooke Burrington Atiya Harris Amy Werbel Frederick Lane Maxx Vick Wyatt Peck Written, Directed, Photographed, and Edited by: Graham Raubvogel

Published 2 months ago

VCAST Number One: Meet the VCAM Staff

In this first ever episode of the VCAM VCAST, we meet the intrepid VCAM staff.

Published 2 years ago

No More Troops to Afghanistan! No More War!

In Burlington, Vermont over 100 people gathered on Saturday December, 12 to say "No more war in Afghanistan" and to denounce Barack Obama's 30,000 person troop surge to Afghanistan. The rally took place one day after 350 members of the Vermont National Guard departed for training before deployment to Afghanistan early next year. Vermont is sending more than 1,500 National Guards people to Afghanistan, this is the largest deployment of Vermont's National Guard since World War II. As of July 2009, the Vermont National Guard had a total of 2,660 people enlisted, this leaves Vermont with just over 1,000 guards to protect the state in the event of an emergency. Dozens of similar demonstrations took place across the country on Saturday. Thousands of people spoke out against the troop surge and the escalating war in Afghanistan. Local author and activist, Ben Dangl, attended the rally. "This December 12th protest in Burlington, VT coincided with protests around the nation denouncing Obama's troop escalation in Afghanistan, and should signal the re-emergence of a much-needed anti-war movement. From Afghanistan to Honduras and beyond, Obama's foreign policy is a devastating continuation of US imperialism and needs to be stopped.” Despite the freezing cold temperature and frigid winds the crowd stayed warm singing chants, "Same lies, same plan, troops out of Afghanistan". The event was organized by local activist Jonathan Leavitt. "Our political leaders have failed us, allowing more Vermont National Guard to be shipped into the meatgrinder that is Afghanistan than remain here in Vermont, leaving us dangerously vulnerable to disasters. Until Vermonters organize and rise up in mass civil disobedience, we are allowing ourselves to be implicated in an illegal and immoral occupation, which in turn leaves us vulnerable to the common blizzard" Speaking to the crowd Leavitt encourages that "Hopefully starting today...a righteous flame of indignation can rise in the anti-war movement to say no more, not another dollar, not another dayfor this illegal and immoral war!"

Published 1 month ago

By samayfield

VCAST 4: "If You Can't Say Anything Nice..."

Edmunds Middle School 8th grader Keith LaFountaine made this 5-minute short film for his "Capstone Project," using VCAM gear and the mentorship of production manager, Bill Simmon.

Published 1 year ago

Vermont Spotlight: Musician James Mee

Kelley and Doug talk with musician James Mee about creating music in Vermont.

Published 1 month ago

By Madmotion

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