Politics & Government

From VTIFF:

Will the flood that caused so much damage in Vermont in July 2023 happen again, and what can be done to mitigate the danger? This special festival event presents a short video from Vermont Public depicting the damage of the flood in the Montpelier area and its impact on residents and business owners, followed by a panel of conservation experts from The Nature Conservancy, exploring what we can do to prevent it in the future.

The Panel is moderated by Eve Frankel, State Director at the Nature Conservancy VT and features panelists Dr. Lesley-Ann Dupigny-Giroux, Vermont State Climatologist and TNC Vermont Advisory Council Member, as well as Lauren Oates, Director of Policy and Governmental Affairs.

For more information visit: https://www.vtiff.org/festivals/2023-vermont-international-film-festival/

For more information on the Burlington Neighborhood Planning Assemblies (NPA) and their current procedures and meeting dates, please visit burlingtonvt.gov/CEDO/Neighborhood-Services/Neighborhood-Planning-Assemblies.

From the organizers:

Now is the time to take action to stop this war, end the siege, provide humanitarian aid to desperate people, and stop the US government from continuing to support, fund, and arm this genocide.

From the organizers, Tiff Bluemle and Gabrielle Stebbins:

Nearly 60% of those who responded to our most recent poll identified housing as their first or second highest policy priorities.

Join us for a Zoom Cafe on the scope and context of the current housing crisis, the investments made over the last three years, and the work that lies ahead to meet our housing needs.

- Chris Donnelly, Champlain Housing Trust
- Paul Dragon, Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity