Volunteers from 350VT and Migrant Justice come together for facilitation training

 

We are excited to offer an opportunity for people to get involved in climate action and to help build the climate movement in every part of Vermont!

350Vermont is organized into nodes, or local groups, in different parts of the state. A node is made up of a group of people that meet every other week and are committed to learning, planning, and acting together around climate change. Nodes are led by node members and decisions are made collectively. In the past year, nodes have planned actions, coordinated film screenings, and facilitated workshops for the community.

Currently there are Nodes in Burlington, Central Vermont, Brattleboro, Bennington, Manchester, and the Upper Valley.  We hope to have a Node in every region in the state and you can help us make that possible.  Interested in starting a group near you? Email organizers@350vt.org.

What are the goals for Vermont Nodes?

We envision Nodes as groups that support communities and individuals throughout the state to get involved in climate action. By being volunteer run and directed, the movement is truly in the people’s hands. Our goals for Nodes are to:

• provide local opportunities for gathering and organizing around climate change
• build leadership
• create a group that is self directed and where decisions are made democratically
• form a statewide network of climate activists
• create a space for people to learn and to have fun!

How do I join a Node?

Fill out our volunteer form and express your interest in joining a local group. We’ll be in touch with you soon. Also, all Node meetings are listed on our calendar, so feel free to attend a meeting near you.