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*DIGITAL* “It Was I Who Did It”: Women in the American Revolution Why were women originally left out of the Revolutionary War narrative, and how did they eventually get written back in? Author Carol Berkin provides a close examination of the vital roles that women played in pre-revolutionary protests and in the revolution itself and…

12 Angry Men (1957).  Zoom and Ilsley (Depending on COVID conditions) The trial is over. The jury has adjourned. Everyone is ready to convict a young man of a terrible crime, except one man. Under heavy pressure to relent to the will of the group, this man presses forward methodically with a quiet passion to…

VIRTUAL   Sermon From the Studio: Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On" Fifty years after its release, vocalist/composer Marvin Gaye’s What’s Going On, an extended work addressing societal (and personal) challenges, has grown more pertinent and haunting with age. Jazz archivist and poet Reuben Jackson shares tracks from and discusses this riveting recording. This program will be held…

From Rembrandt to Vincent Van Gogh and Beyond Author and artist Carol Berry describes how Rembrandt, Delacroix, Millet and other artists inspired Vincent Van Gogh to develop a personal and universal language that ultimately resonated with 20th century artists. Click here to visit VT Humanities Website to register for this event.