Caring, Connecting, Collaborating, and Communicating...
Caring requires connection. Connections create meaningful relationships. Healthy relationships invite trust. Relationships and trust form the foundation on which beloved community is created. Green Mountain Justice believes that positive change happens when our work prioritizes relationships that honor the interdependence of this radical plurality of creation. As our collaborations demonstrate, Green Mountain Justice is committed to caring and connecting across the full spectrum of our ministry. Caring also requires connections to accurate, actionable information about our community of communities. Here is some news and analysis to help you stay informed and enable you to join us and take action.
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The First Night
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Who Pays For the Privilege of Divisiveness?
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What Does It Cost To Do “the Right Thing?”
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Key Update on Vermont's Legislative Action
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The False Choice of Fiscal Responsibility vs. Equity
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Veto Threatens Shelter: This is Not Who We Are
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No Vermonter Should Have to Live Outside
Until Vermont Implements a Better Strategy, Shelter the Unhoused
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Middlebury Declares Off-Limits Areas for Unhoused Communities After the Supreme Court Implicitly Rules Homelessness a Crime
Homelessness Is Not A Crime
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Vermont Towns Declare Their Inclusivity