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The Community Education Series archive is a video collection of all presentations since 2015. Thanks to Vermont Community Access Media (VCAM) for their work to ensure our presentations are available for future use and viewing.
Burlington, VT— Howard Center is pleased to announce the return of The Marna and Stephen Wise Tulin Spring Community Education Series—free and open to the public—which will take place virtually… Watch Now »
Howard Center sends our good wishes to all for your seasonal celebrations through these challenging times. Our hope is for everyone who is in recovery to celebrate their hard work… Watch Now »
Howard Center will be connecting to the global world mental health movement and hosting its second annual community-wide recognition and celebration of World Mental Health Day (WMHD) with events throughout… Watch Now »
October 2021 October 7 | Supporting resilience in the face of unrelenting uncertainty. Simha Ravven, M.D., Chief Medical Officer, Howard Center Dr. Ravven talks about ways caretakers can care for… Watch Now »
On May 6 from 6:30 – 8:00 pm, Howard Center is pleased to present a special screening of the documentary Angst followed by a panel discussion. Angst is an IndieFlix Original… Watch Now »
Touted by some as a safe and effective cure for conditions including anxiety, insomnia, chronic pain, epilepsy, and even cancer, CBD products have become widely available at local retailers and… Watch Now »
Please join us for The Marna and Stephen Wise Tulin 2019 Fall Community Education Series kicking off on September 12. Mark your calendars for the upcoming sessions in the Fall… Watch Now »
Dr. LaMantia is the Holly and Bob Miller Chair of Memory and Aging at the University of Vermont, Director of the University Vermont Center on Aging, and Section Head of… Watch Now »
Sue Klebold is the mother of Dylan Klebold, one of the two gunmen responsible for the Columbine High School shootings of April 20, 1999 in Littleton, Colorado. Dylan and his… Watch Now »
In case you missed it, you can view our Community Education Series on “Vaping, E-cigarettes, and JUUL,” a panel discussion with Vermont Commissioner of Health Dr. Mark Levine, Diane Kirson-Glitman,… Watch Now »
