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Hyde Park Helpers
A community-based service that connects people in need with people who can help. At this time, we can help with the delivery of grocery items, prescriptions, and mail. In the future, we may be able to offer other services as we continue to coordinate with community members.
Farm Grocery Guide
Connect more Lamoille County residents with farms. Keeping more of our dollars within the county. Search by product or town. Be sure to respect the farm’s preferred method of contact, and don’t be afraid to call and ask questions! farmgroceryguide.com
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Racial Equity Alliance of Lamoille
Join other Black Indigenous People Of Color youth and adults to experience healing, love, support, and help in developing a sense of self while living in a predominantly white state and county. To join, visit bit.ly/AffinitySpace
Scott Campitelli Memorial Scholarship
This scholarship was created to honor Scott’s deep passion for community media, lifelong learning, and free speech. It is offered to any Vermont High School Senior who is pursuing an education in radio, television, broadcasting, or film.
Application Deadline: February 15, 2024. Award: May 2024. This is a VSAC-assisted scholarship. Application instructions are available on the VSAC website.
Community Media funding through VT bill h.458
Film Festivals
The Smithsonian’s Mother Tongue Film Festival celebrates cultural and linguistic diversity by showcasing films and filmmakers from around the world, highlighting the crucial role languages play in our daily lives. In 2025, we celebrate the festival’s tenth year with ten days of free programming: in person in Washington, DC, February 20–23 and online February 24–March 1. All events are free and open to the public.
The Toronto Black Film Festival is dedicated to giving unique voices in cinema the opportunity to present audiences with new ways of looking at the world.
FEB 12 to 17, 2025 #tbff @TOBlackFilmFest
Founded in 2004, White River Indie Films was created by a small group of film lovers who wanted to bring works from outside the mainstream to an appreciative audience. The first three-day festival was held in White River Junction, Vermont in 2005. From the beginning, our focus was on screening issue-oriented films, hosting discussions, and partnering with community organizations with the goal of inspiring change. Alongside this mission was the aim of bringing filmmakers and audiences together to enjoy groundbreaking, provocative, entertaining cinema.
The 16th Native Women in Film & Television Festival has been rescheduled for November 2025 due to the devastating L.A. wildfires.
Native Women in Film & Television in All Media FILM FESTIVAL (NWIFF) is the first and largest representation of Native and Indigenous women filmmakers held in Los Angeles in the week leading to the Academy Awards.
nativewomeninfilm.com #NativesInChargeOfTheirNarrative #NWIF2024 #WhyWeWearRED
