Forums on the Future
As we pause to consider the meaning of Samuel de Champlain’s 1609 voyage four centuries afterward, it’s an occasion to also imagine what our world will look like a hundred years from now. In keeping with the Quadricentennial’s spirit of visionary introspection, Fran Stoddard of Vermont Public Television hosts and moderates these six panel discussions.
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Future of Diverse Communities in Vermont, The Explore the future of Native Americans from our region as well as new, culturally unique communities who have settled or... | Watch | Buy |
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How the Past Informs the Future An air of nostalgia envelops ideas of "the real Vermont." Are we who we think we were? Key visionaries from a variety of... | Watch | Buy |
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Artists Envisioning Our Future What does it mean to be a Vermonter, and how does our collective cultural output reflect our sense of place and community... | Watch | Buy |
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The Evolution of Sustainable Agriculture in Vermont In a session on the opening day of the Taste of Champlain Food Festival, we'll sound out... | Watch | Buy |
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Writers' Visions of 2050 Budding scribes from the Young Writer's Project and professional regional authors present personal journal entries from... | Watch | Buy |
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Creating and Utilizing Visions of the Future After noting how Burlington marked the Samuel de Champlain anniversary in 1909 and 1959, this program looks at the State... | Watch | Buy |
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