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From Mark Hughes:

For the first time in 247 years, a Vermont Equal Protection Constitutional Amendment is up for debate on the House floor. Though we know that it will be decided in the courts, this constitutional amendment could lay the groundwork in creating a state legal approach to equal protection that assists Vermont in its ability to create survivable policies that correct disparate outcomes caused by systemic racism and other forms of oppression. It is possible that this constitutional amendment may assist Vermont in providing broader civil rights protections in the face of national threats. These protections could likely be expanded to some who are currently unprotected. This and more…

For more information visit: VTRacialJusticeAlliance.org

Host Bobby Lussier, CCTV's Development Director, speaks with Senator Kesha Ram Hinsdale and Representative Emilie Krasnow about housing.

To contact your local representative, you can find their contact information on the State's website. 

From Preservation Burlington:

Co-host Ron Wanamaker chats with Bill Mares about his upcoming beer program.  

More information: preservationburlington.org

From the City of Winooski:

Host and Mayor Kristine Lott chats with Kate Alberghini, Executive Director of Green Up Vermont, to learn  about Green Up Day Vermont and how you can green up Winooski this May 4.

For more information visit: www.winooskivt.gov