Documents:
Outreach
Halleck v. Manhattan Community Access Corporation; 2nd Circuit Feb 2018
FOR READING ONLY: The WESTLAW reprint of the holdings of the U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit New York City in the case of Dee Dee Halleck and Jesus Papoleto Melendez, community producers, in which Manhattan Community Access Corporation, d/b/a Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN) suspended the plaintiffs from using MNN’s facilities for what MNN interpreted […]
NY Law Journal: Public Forum Doctrine Extends to Public Access
FOR READING ONLY: This is the March 27, 2018 New York Law Journal’s analysis of the Second Circuit of the U.S. Court of Appeals February 9, 2018 holding for the plaintiff, Dee Dee Halleck, community producer, that she was wrongly suspended from using Manhattan Neighborhood Network’s (MNN) facilities. The Court found that MNN was a […]
VAN Supporting Membership: Benefits & Qualifications
Thank you for considering supporting the Vermont Access Network. This document describes the Benefits and Qualifications for each level of Supporting Membership. The Application Form may be downloaded HERE.
VAN Supporting Membership: Application Form
Please download the Form, fill it out (it’s a fillable PDF form) and send it along with your check to the mailing address on the form. Benefits and qualifying criteria may be found HERE. We thank you for your support!
Gov. Scott’s 2017 Community Media Day Proclamation
To mark the 2017 Community Media Day, Governor Phil Scott issued this Proclamation on October 20th. If you download it and print on good paper, it will be suitable for framing.
How PEG Access changed Louis C.K.’s life
This is a brief clip from the April 28, 2015 episode of Fresh Air with Terry Gross. In it, Louis C.K. tells Terry how, after stopping taking drugs cold turkey in high school, he interned at his local public access operation in Newton, Mass, which ‘turned the corner’ of his life, and upon which experience […]
Millennial Impact Report – 2013
Enter the 2013 Millennial Impact Report, which reveals that Millennials aren’t interested in structures,
institutions, and organizations, but rather in the people they help and the issues they support. The key
for nonprofits, therefore, is to build a comprehensive Millennial engagement platform that invites them to
participate in the cause and maximize their involvement.
Millennial Impact Research
The Case Foundation conducted an extensive survey of communicators and their organizations on how and why to connect with Millennials. Practical advise is provided in this info-graphic rich document, published in 2014.
PEG Access System Facing Challenges: An OpEd
This opinion piece by Times-Argus Editor Steve Pappas was published in March, 2016.
Steve Pappas on PEG. VPR, August 17, 2015
Permission to post this MP3 was provided on August 31, 2015 by Sarah Mathews, Audience Services Associate at VPR.
Steve Pappas VPR Commentary, text
This is the text of Steve Pappas’ VPR commentary, first aired on VPR on August 17, 2015.
Town Meetings Media Release, April 5, 2017
Vermont’s Community Access Channels Grease the Wheels of Democracy. This document was sent to newspapers, online news entities, key Vermont Statehouse officials and our Congressional Delegation. It not only describes the important coverage that our PEG Access Centers provided in the 2017 Town Meetings, but also links to 50 of the many archived videos of […]
VPR Story: PEG Access Worried About Funding (Audio)
This is the MP3 audio file of the October 2, 2015 story by VPR’s Howard Weiss-Tisman entitled As Consumer Viewing Habits Change, Public Access Channels Worry About Funding. It’s a five minute report, which includes statements from Cor Trowbridge, Scott and Jim Porter of the DPS. File courtesy of VPR.net.
VPR Story: PEG Access Worries About Funding (Transcript)
This is the transcript of the story filed by VPR’s Howard Weiss-Tisman on October 2, 2015 entitled As Consumer Viewing Habits Change, Public Access Channels Worry About Funding. It’s a five minute report, which includes statements from Cor Trowbridge, Scott and Jim Porter of the DPS. File courtesy of VPR.net.
