When it comes to the when and how of casting your ballot in the 2020 election, Vermonters have options. Every registered voter in Vermont was mailed a general election ballot, and voters also have the option to vote in person…
Welcome to the Vermont Network 2020 Candidate Questionnaire. As Vermont's leading voice on issues of domestic and sexual violence, we sent a questionnaire to candidates for statewide office on issues important to survivors and the systems that support them. The…
THE VERMONT NETWORK This is a moment of reckoning. The murder of George Floyd broke the collective heart of this country, and now, finally, millions of people are saying their names: George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, Ahmaud Arbery –…
Liberation. There is nothing about this word not to love. In 2019 the Vermont Network invested in liberation. Liberation from violence, liberation from toxic relationships, liberation from a worldview focused on domination, extraction, exploitation and fear. We imaged and lived…
Domestic and sexual violence occur in every community in Vermont and often, this harm is hidden from view. Our new data snapshot helps provide context and shape to the experiences of thousands of Vermonters. In 2019 alone, Member Organizations of…
In 2018 the Vermont Network stepped further into our purpose of creating a world where all people thrive. Click here to read more about this work.
Domestic and sexual violence occur in every community in Vermont and often, this harm is hidden from view. Our new data snapshot helps provide context and shape to the experiences of thousands of Vermonters. In 2018 alone, Member Organizations of…
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 ending domestic violence homicides, establishing housing protections for victims, and ensuring economic supports. Click…
