Live@5:25

Host Ali Dieng speaks with Jill Martin Diaz, Executive Director the Vermont Asylum Assistance Project, about their work, the state of immigration in the United States, and the impacts made by President Biden's administration and policies.

For more information visit: www.vaapvt.org

From Preservation Burlington:

Co-hosts Ron Wanamaker and Liisa Reimann chat with Ryan Harron, a fellow Preservation Burlington Board Vice President, to talk about some of our recent education and advocacy efforts - and custom walking tours.

More information: preservationburlington.org

From the City of Winooski:

Learn about Winooski's reappraisal process and impact with host Mayor Kristine Lott and Ted Nelson from the Vermont Appraisal Company.

For more information visit: www.winooskivt.gov | www.winooskivt.gov/1535/Citywide-Reappraisal

Rev. Mark Hughes hosts an episode of The Juxtaposition.

From Mark Hughes:

Juneteenth causes us to reflect on Reconstruction and our nation's earliest efforts at reparations. As reparations initiatives across the country expand, policy makers have been mum on our policy for THREE BIENNIUM. They have instead implemented a Truth and Reconciliation Commission. The Commission was established to examine institutional, structural, and systemic discrimination caused or permitted by State laws and policies. Let's talk about it.

Guests include Michele Olevra, Esq. who is part of the General Legal Council at the Vermont Truth and Reconciliation Commission, and Melody Mackin who is a Commissioner at the Vermont Truth and Reconciliation Commission. 

For more information visit: VTRacialJusticeAlliance.org