Building Power Together
We are excited to announce that RAD-VT members have voted to endorse Amanda Janoo for Governor and Esther Charlestin for Lieutenant Governor! We hope you’ll join us in supporting these two powerful women who are offering a uniquely hopeful vision for Vermont’s future, and who will fight alongside us for Vermont’s multiracial working class.
As we reflect on the past year, it is impossible to ignore the profound challenges … Read more
Have you ever considered running for office or helping someone in your community step up … Read more
Family-friendly event celebrates working Vermonters over billionaires. Labor Day is just around the corner, and … Read more
Fresh off No Kings Day keynote, Balint joins RAD’s Federal Action Call. U.S. Representative Becca … Read more
The Time for Action Is Now. They’re dismantling our country. They’re looting our government. And … Read more
Join Rights and Democracy for a teach-in to learn about the federal tax & budget … Read more
In these unprecedented political times, when so many communities and democratic norms are under attack, … Read more
The need for organized, strategic resistance has never been more critical. We know you’ve heard … Read more
Rights and Democracy is gearing up for our Annual Membership Assembly, and we want you … Read more
Due to a last-minute change of venue, the VT People Power Summit will now be … Read more
Half of Vermont survey respondents were unaware of the need to renew their coverage when the national public health emergency ended, while nearly half reported challenges applying for, renewing, and accessing services with Medicaid.
We’re halfway through the 2023 Vermont State Legislative session. The Legislature calls this point “crossover,” since it’s the deadline for bills to cross over to the other chamber. Here’s what RAD has been fighting for this session and what we are excited to see moving!
This 2023 Vermont Town Meeting Day, our movement delivered some big wins!
Today, in a huge victory for climate action and addressing Vermont’s second largest source of climate pollution – the thermal heating sector – the Senate Natural Resources and Energy Committee voted 5-0 to advance the Affordable Heat Act (S.5).
As we move toward Vermont’s 2023 Town Meeting Day, we are excited to introduce you to the full slate of local candidates that we are endorsing ahead of March 7th!
Contacts: Mia Schultz: [email protected] | 520.221.0836Maggie Cawley: [email protected] | 802.683.8324 Attacks on efforts to advance … Read more
What a night! RAD is proud and excited that 44 of our 58 endorsed candidates won their 2022 races up and down the ballot and will take office this coming session.
We are closing in on the November 8th election. The time is now to make a difference for Vermont movement candidates! Here are some ways to support RAD-endorsed candidates in high stakes races around the state.
The November 8th election is just around the corner and if you haven’t voted yet, now’s a great time to do so! Here is your RAD 2022 Vermont Voting Guide, with the list of 58 candidates up and down the ballot who RAD’s members and leaders voted to endorse this election cycle.
We are excited to introduce our newest wave of 2022 Vermont endorsed candidates up and down the ballot!
Between Vermont’s primaries, hosting community forums, and deepening our issue organizing and leadership development, summer has flown by!
We are exhilarated that 48 of 55 RAD-endorsed candidates won their races in Vermont’s 2022 Primary Day elections! Vermont’s multiracial working class turned out to the polls, and it shows.
Meet RAD’s full slate of endorsed candidates for the historic 2022 election season!