A little over a year ago, we launched Uplift Vermont, a public engagement campaign to change the conversation around violence in our state. A lot has happened over this past year as Vermonters have stepped into these conversations for the…
The 2022 Legislative session is underway – but is looking a bit different this year. While Vermont is facing its highest COVID-19 surge yet, the legislature is doing much of their work remotely. As advocates, we’re also doing our part…
Pursuant to Act 68 Sec. 6. 16 V.S.A. § 2187, The Intercollegiate Sexual Harm Prevention Council will convene on January 28th from 10:00am-12:00pm at The Vermont Network Office in Montpelier and via zoom. Meeting Agenda: Review and vote on recommendations regarding…
Communities are powerful things that are more than the sum of their parts. We all have the power to shape our communities and build the future that we want to live into. When it comes to preventing sexual and domestic…
Domestic and sexual violence are pervasive problems in Vermont, impacting around 40,000 individuals each year. And yet, in spite of the prevalence of domestic and sexual violence, it can be surprisingly hard to spot if you aren't familiar with what…
Our purpose is create a world free from oppression where actions, beliefs and systems support all people to thrive. This year's legislative agenda is focused on criminal justice reforms, establishing housing protections for victims, and ensuring there is support and…
The Vermont Network is delighted to announce our partnership with Lawson's Finest Liquids to participate in the Brave Noise Collaboration. “We are so pleased to partner with Lawson’s Finest, a premier brewery and Vermont company,” said Vermont Network Executive Director…
November 19, 2021 Contact: Karen Tronsgard-Scott, karents@vtnetwork.org The Vermont Network stands in support of the survivor in the town of Stowe whose story has been the focus of many local discussions about leadership and accountability. Individuals who are in positions…
Looking for your next book? Lizzy Lyons, Rural Grant- Children’s Advocacy Coordinator, reviews this year’s Vermont Reads pick You undid me. Write the two teen boys to each other in the book We Contain Multitudes, by Sarah Henstra. This year,…
