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Greater Burlington Women's Forum: Winter Blues - SAD Got You Down? 01/09/2020

Does SAD (seasonal affective disorder) make you sad? You’re not alone!

SAD is diagnosed four times more often in women than men, and younger adults have a higher risk of SAD than older adults. You or someone you know may have experienced these “winter blues.” Managing feelings and emotions through the long Vermont winters can be a big challenge, but it’s not impossible. A panel shares their expertise on this pervasive disorder and offers tips for how to navigate the winter blues. ​

Panelists:
Dr. Kelly Rohan, Professor, Director of Clinical Training Program
Dr. Jean Szilva (Personal story)
Katherine Elmer, Spoonful Herbals & Railyard Apothecary

Special Guest:
Katie Hodges, Vermont Comedy Club

Greater Burlington Women's Forum: Real Talk - Young People & Healthy Relationships 04/30/2019

Are you curious about what dating life is REALLY like for today’s youth? A panel of experts will share what really goes on in the community each and every day in teen relationships, discuss the dynamics of sexual and gender-based violence, and provide tips to start discussions about difficult topics with the young people in your life.

Learn about the teenage dating climate and gain insights and strategies to begin conversations that will help your loved ones feel listened to, cared for, and safe as they navigate the messy process of growing up.

Panelists:

Amanda Rohdenburg (she/her): Director of Advocacy at Outright Vermont

Chani Waterhouse (she/her): Director of Member Relations at the Vermont Network Against Domestic and Sexual Violence

Jen Tierney (she/her): Youth Advocate at HOPE Works

Morgan Wagner (she/her): Hotline and Volunteer Manager at Steps to End Domestic Violence 

Marla Goldstein (she/her): Education and Prevention Coordinator at Steps to End Domestic Violence 

Moderator:

Sarah Mell (they/them or she/her): Education & Outreach Coordinator at the Women's Center at the University of Vermont

Greater Burlington Women's Forum: Put Your Money Where It Matters - An Introduction to 'Impact Investing' for Women 03/28/2019

Investing can be an intimidating word - it makes us think of ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ and volatile stock markets - but it doesn’t have to be scary. Impact investing (as we’ll talk about it) is about putting your money where your heart is. Whether you have $20 or $200,000 to set aside, our panelists are here to discuss approachable strategies and dispel the myth of ‘investing’ as something reserved for big-shot executives.

Panelists:
Joy Hastings - Mascoma Bank
Yvonne Garand - VSECU
Louisa Schibli - Milk Money

Moderator:
Madeline Bromberg - Director of Strategic Partnerships at Vermont Innovation Commons

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