2017

Through Survivors' Eyes: Charlottesville, Greensboro, and the Fight to Resist White Supremacy 11/09/2017

The speakers, Sally and Paul Bermanzohn, are survivors of the Greensboro Massacre when a group of KKK and Neo-Nazis opened fire on demonstrators about to begin a march against the KKK. Five people were killed, 9 injured. This was on November 3, 1979.

They focus their talk on the Greensboro Massacre, Charlottesville, the history of white supremacy, and, perhaps most importantly, what we can do as a community to combat this hate and move towards a more just society. Included in the talk is a short 10-minute film of the Massacre (live footage from November 3, 1979). The program ends with a Q&A / discussion with the audience.

March on Montpelier in Solidarity with Women 01/21/2017

An estimated 15,000 people came out for the Women's March on Montpelier.

In solidarity with all the women who will march on Washington, Vermonters meet at Montpelier High School and march to the Statehouse to send a message to our new president-elect.

In solidarity with our partners and children for the protection of our rights, our safety, our health, and our families -- recognizing that our vibrant and diverse communities are the strength of our country.