Building (and Singing) the World Beyond the Horizon: A Reflection on the Direct Action in Bow, NH
By Dana Dwinell-Yardley, Oct 5, 2019 I was arrested a week ago. Getting arrested is good for news headlines and…
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350Vermont organizes, educates, and supports people in Vermont to work together for climate justice – resisting fossil fuels, building momentum for alternatives, and transforming our communities toward justice and resilience.
2019 needs to be a huge year in the climate justice movement. As part of global efforts, here are some climate actions we taking at 350VT this year: 1) Organized Next Steps, A five day climate solutions walk from Middlebury to Montpelier, 2) Working with legislators to stop new fossil fuel infrastructure in Vermont, 3) Passing 30 more climate solution resolutions at town meeting day in March, and 4) Organizing more Mother Up! programs for parents and children to join the movement!
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