Getting acquainted with 350VT at the new volunteer training
By Gail Marlene Schwartz, a member of 350VT’s Writing for Climate Justice group Walking down the sidewalk to the 350…
Resolving to act on Town Meeting Day
By Roger White, a member of 350VT’s Writing for Climate Justice group March 5, Town Meeting Day in Vermont, is…
Climate Change Is Racist: Insights from a Workshop on Racial Justice and Climate Justice
By Marisa Keller, a member of 350Brattleboro and 350VT’s new Writing for Climate Justice group “How do we connect racial…
VIDEO – 350VT Activists on Climate Justice
Each short video showcases activists that make up 350VT, and why they do the work they do. Video 1: #ClimateJustice, Video 2: #Motivation, Video 3: #Solidarity, Video 4: #ClimateAction, Video 5: #ItWillTakeUsAll
Messages from a water protector
Thomas Tonatiuh Lopez Jr., the keynote speaker at 350VT’s Annual Convergence this past Sunday, began with a spine-tingling rendition of a song created in Standing Rock. The power of Thomas’s song, and the words he shared with us, made real for those in the audience the ongoing impact of colonization in this country, and the deep connection between extractive capitalism and oppression.