Vermont Workers' Center
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The Vermont Workers' Center is a democratic, member-run organization dedicated to organizing for workers' rights and living wages for all Vermonters. For more information, http://www.workerscenter.org/Programs in this Series
Host Traven Leyshon and Anisa Potvin and Bekah Mandell from Vermont Workrs' Center discuss the health care reform.
Vermont Workers' Center put together a video of clips from State House Hearings and town hall hearings from around Vermont showing how the community of Vermont desires health care for all calling for Health Care as a Human Right.
Matt McGrath, Vermont Workers' Center Show Host, speaks with Mari Cordes, RN leader of the Fletcher Allen Nurses Union UPV/AFT Local 5221 and VWC's Healthcare Is A Human Right Campaign who led their first VT delegation of health providers to...
Host Traven Leyshon speaks with Paul Cillo of the Public Assets Institute on balanced approach to the State budget in the face of deep revenue shortfalls.
Chittenden County Organizing Committee of the Healthcare Is A Human Right Campaign, a project of the Vermont Workers' Center, held this public event for local state legislators to explore how Vermont can establish healthcare as a basic human...
Host Traven Leyshon is joined by Conor Casey, Legislative Coordinator for Vermont State Employees Association, to discuss the potential fallout of State Employee contract talks with the Administration, and the series of forums on Healthcare, Vermont...
Host Traven Leyshon speaks with healthcare reform advocates, Con Hogan and Dr. Deb Richter.
Host Traven Leyshon speaks with Kate Danelstein on the Workers Center Health Care is a Human Right campaign, and Adrienne Kinne on GI Resistance to the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Host Matt McGrath speaks with Shelly on organizing efforts of FAHC technicians.
Matt McGrath, Vermont Workers' Center and Bekah Mandell, Burlington Livable City Coalition talk about lead paint and the "Healthy Homes Campaign".
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