RAD Brings a Real American Hero to Vermont & New Hampshire Aug 10-11
I believe Ady is a national treasure. He is using his brilliance and an unbelievable amount of determination to fight for a better country until his last breath.
I believe Ady is a national treasure. He is using his brilliance and an unbelievable amount of determination to fight for a better country until his last breath.
We are excited to announce the first crop of endorsed candidates—from US Senator to Vermont … Read more
A major concern with the Republican bill in Congress is the potential elimination of coverage for addiction recovery.
I’m deeply terrified by the anti-immigrant fervor gripping America right now. Especially a recent remark made … Read more
It’s time to build the people power necessary to see paid family leave, raising the … Read more
My name is Kelly Mangan. I’m a member of Rights and Democracy, the chair of … Read more
Join Nina Turner, President of Our Revolution, for a lively conversation about how to build … Read more
Join Rights & Democracy and Rights & Democracy of Bennington for a gubernatorial panel and a … Read more
Join Rights & Democracy and the Rutland NAACP for a gubernatorial forum and a special … Read more
Rights & Democracy has launched an exciting listening campaign to hear from people around Vermont—of diverse backgrounds and … Read more
Today, Vermont Governor Phil Scott vetoed bills to raise the minimum wage (S.40) and establish … Read more
We are close to winning a huge victory for working Vermonters by raising the state’s … Read more
Thank you for your past support — it is because of you that we were … Read more
Yesterday, the House General, Housing, and Military Affairs Committee voted 7-4 to support raising Vermont’s minimum wage … Read more
We had a great conversation on our membership call Sunday night, where we discussed upcoming actions … Read more
Critics of single-payer in the media repeatedly point to its so-called “failure” in Vermont as a reason why proposals can’t work. Vermont made major progress on a single-payer bill in 2010 but Gov. Peter Shumlin abandoned the effort in 2014, controversially citing costs — and not political obstacles — as the reason.
In this series, we’ll be talking with experienced organizers, troublemakers and thinkers. They’ll be sharing their insights on what works, what doesn’t, and what has changed, and what’s still the same.
The summit featured panel discussions and workshops on a broad range of topics, from the environment to criminal justice reform and gender equality.
The movement that Bernie inspired across the country we must continue to organize not only … Read more
Nearly 2,000 people attended the March For Science in Burlington on April 22. Advocacy groups say since President Donald Trump took office, they’ve seen an increase in people who want to join their organizations.
Contact: Kaycie Miltenberger, [email protected], 802-585-6242 James Haslam, [email protected], 802-272-0882 Main Street Alliance of Vermont and … Read more
The Vermont House is considering a bill that would create mandatory paid family leave for employees.
Thousands rallied in Montpelier for the march, held in concert with hundreds of other events around the country.
A crowd of several thousand listens to speeches during Women’s March on Montpelier and Unity Rally at the Statehouse on Saturday, January 21, 2017.