“Here we are,” I thought, crouching in the trees as a lookout as my comrades drove their shovels into the coal. It’s a feeling that came in waves throughout the summer; standing outside an ICE facility with my walkie talkie …

They were ready. After weeks of meetings, huddled in the backroom of the Peace and Justice Center and Rights and Democracy or on the Fletcher Library Lawn, it was time. There’d been hours of nervous conversation – what happens if …

by Marisa Keller, member of 350VT’s Climate Writers Group and of 350 Brattleboro

A small crowd gathered outside of Birchgrove Baking in Montpelier at 9 a.m. on Saturday morning. They sipped free coffee, chatted with each other and admired the …

By Olivia Box, a member of 350VT’s Writing for Climate Justice group

Adam Mitchell doesn’t own a car. Partially to reduce his carbon footprint, but also because, simply put, “I love biking. I love the feeling of wind against my …

By Lissa Schneckenburger

I am a full time professional fiddler and singer, as well as a mom, and resident of Brattleboro Vermont. In my twenties I regularly toured over 200 days a year, and had the privilege of traveling to …