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From Green Mountain Self-Advocates:

On April 28 - 29, 2025 we will hold our conference in Burlington at the DoubleTree by Hilton.

Join Ocean Streeter for a fun workshop celebrating our accomplishments—big or small! Ocean is a writer, advocate, and GMSA Peer Advocate. She believes everyone deserves independence and choice. We will help you write about a goal you reached or a time you grew as a person. If you’d like, you can share it on stage and be filmed. You’ll also get to think about what you would tell your doubting self before you succeeded. All are welcome—no experience needed!

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From Vermont Humanities:

Join Middlebury College Professor Linus Owens as he covers the history of 242 Main, an all-ages DIY punk club in Burlington. Although financially supported by the city government, the club was self-managed by the young artists. For over 30 years, the space provided value to organizers, the city, and the larger music scene by providing a safe place to experiment, learn new skills, and connect with people across the state and the world. Closed in 2016, 242 Main offers a model for how cities can support young residents, showing the continuing value of place and face-to-face relations and communities in today’s increasingly digital world.

Linus Owens teaches sociology at Middlebury College on a wide variety of topics, including social movements, digital technology, material culture, visual methods, and tourism. Before his current research on 242 Main and other DIY spaces, he wrote about anarchism, European squatters’ movements, and Halloween as a holiday celebrating emerging adulthood. He lives in Burlington with his partner and 2 cats, rides his bicycle as much as possible, and helps organize a local arts festival.

For more information visit: https://www.vermonthumanities.org/event/not-just-punks-and-recreation/

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Mass at St. Michael's college provided in Spanish.

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From the Organizer:

This workshop's keynote speaker is Laura Wildman, from Save the Sound.

Laura Wildman is a professional fisheries and water resources engineer with a passion for restoring ecosystems and reestablishing natural function and aquatic connectivity. She has over 3 decades of experience in engineering, river science, construction, community outreach, and environmental advocacy on hundreds of ecological restoration projects. Laura is a leading and internationally recognized expert in the removal of barriers and enjoys traveling abroad to share her experience with others, in hopes that we leave this world a better place for future generations. She earned a B.S. in civil engineering from the University of Vermont as well as a Master of Environmental Management from Yale University. Laura lives in Glastonbury, CT, with her husband and two daughters, and enjoys spending time with her extended family at their family camp in New Hampshire fishing, paddleboarding, kayaking, hiking, and taking in the view of the lake from the outdoor shower

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