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Celebrate Women’s History Month with this throwback video, where 2022 JAM Campers Annie Hanna, Ollie Hanna and AJ Fredland interviewed Kirsten Connor at Flourish Beauty Lab, Kim Souza at Revolution, Bridget Cushman at Gear Again, and Elena Taylor at JUEL Modern Apothecary (now moved from WRJ!).
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Explore Nobel Laureate Louise Gluck’s transformative and seminal poems on Vermont’s landscapes and themes of resilience, loss, and beauty in this Vermont Humanities Snapshot Series discussion led by VT novelist, poet, and professor Elizabeth A. I. Powell. 5/7/25 produced by Jordyn Fitch for JAM.
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At the Hartford High School Principal Forum, the three candidates School (Amy Molina, Kelly O’Ryan, and Melissa Wyman) presented on their experiences as educators, spoke about their goals as principal and answered questions from the public. 3/10/26 Produced by Chico Eastridge for JAM.
| | Pictured: Hartland Selectboard 3/16/26 | | |
Listen to the Hartland Selectboard discuss Quechee road funding and made appointments for regional commission representative, health officer, and other positions. Tune into JAM's coverage of this or your town's government & school board meetings live or pre-recorded @ UVJAM.ORG/WATCH
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Summer Media Ed!
☘️ JAM Camp (grades 4-8) sessions run 6/22 - 7/3. Session 2 is almost full. Register now!
🎥 JAM Summer Feature Film Intensive is for students (15-20) with a strong interest in filmmaking. Join JAM as we create a feature film!
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JAM Spring Media Courses
Learners 16+ and older are invited to join courses in Screenwriting (3/17 - 4/14), Animated Short Film Production (3/18 - 4/15), Podcast Production (3/19 - 4/9), & Drone Cinematography (3/21 - 4/11). Register now!
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Digital Media Creation for Seniors OPEN!
Discover the art of digital creation with JAM's spring workshop for seniors (age 60+). Staff will welcome you to JAM’s space in White River Junction, VT. Sessions run 4/10 - 6/5 on Fridays 10-11:30AM. Register now!
| | JAM media education programs are made possible in part through grants from M&T Bank Foundation, Couch Family Foundation, NH Charitable Foundation, Jane B. Cook 1992 Trust, Jack & Dorothy Byrne Foundation, and Adimab, LLC Community Grant. | |
Thu Apr 9 6-7:30PM
FREE @JAM
Open to all Lampshaders as well as any poet who is interested in reading an original piece or two. Poets have the opportunity to be videoed for JAM’s community access station and YouTube channel if they wish.
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Thu Apr 23 6-7:30PM
FREE @JAM
Join us for a bi-monthly story circle where all are invited to share an unrehearsed 5-minute true story from their own life. Moderators will make sure everyone has a chance to speak. For more info, reach us at storyjam@uvjam.org
| | JAM events are made possible in part by grants from VT Humanities, VT Arts Council, NH Charitable Foundation, the Couch Family Foundation, and by charitable contributions from community members like you! | | | | |
What makes a movie special? Join Noah Mauchly as he sits down with friends, family, and artists to discuss what “that one movie” is for them!
Episode 9: Noah and composer Ana Hausmann sing the praises of 2024’s wordless animated wonder, Flow.
Episode 10: Noah and dance artist Rachel Bernsen reflect on the impact 2009’s Where the Wild Things Are had on their lives at different stages.
| | JAM relies on diverse funding sources to sustain our nonprofit community media services promoting civic engagement and transparency in local government. We wish to thank the Comcast and VTel cable subscribers, voters in our service area towns, the State of Vermont, individual donors, local business sponsors, and public and private foundations who make JAM's work possible. | | Weekly Highlights - Mar 18, 2026 | | | | |
