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consultation and training for leaders and legislators

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All people are created equal.

Our society is built on the idea of basic fairness. All people should have pride in their identities, and the same chance for a happy, successful life.

But basic fairness isn’t assured. It takes hard work and vigilance from all of us, working as partners for a fairer Vermont that recognizes diversity makes us all stronger.

If you need help, or if you want to help, we’re here.

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Her contact with Vermont Partnership: why she feels the organization is important; what has been the extent of her relationship with VPF&D; what has she seen it accomplish for the Windham county community.

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WHAT WE DO… “…in our communities by eliminating prejudice and discrimination of all kinds.” [Continuation of VPFD “Mission Statement”]



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Fairness in an increasingly diverse Vermont is only possible when we work to ensure it on every level: On the personal level, we help individuals learn about and advocate for their rights. On the community level, we work with local and state government to craft policies that fairly include all Vermonters. And via education, we share insights with teachers and students across Vermont to help us all learn how to thrive together.

Civil Rights Advocacy – We offer free and confidential access to information on civil rights and the tools to use and understand them. Request our Harassment and Discrimination Complainant Toolkit. READ MORE - link.

Policy & Research – WE assist government, social service and civic leadership understand the challenges related to and seize the inherent opportunities present in the current demographic shift to a more multiracial, multiethnic and multilingual Vermont. READ MORE - link.

Education – We create educational programs and learning environments to acquire strategies and skills that are increasingly necessary in our interdependent world. Our core program delivers multicultural education programs, and offers post-secondary school scholarship aid research. READ MORE – link.


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The Vermont Partnership for Fairness and Diversity is a statewide, non-profit organization based in Brattleboro that is open to all people who care about building a more inclusive and equitable Vermont. Founded in 1993 as ALANA Community Organization by Naima K. Wade and her daughter Taina Rodriguez to help diffuse racial tension at Brattleboro High School, we have grown in reach and scope from a localized group into a social justice advocacy organization focused on creating positive change across Vermont.


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Services: Our Civil Rights Advocacy service seeks to improve interaction and communication skills between parents and school personnel... READ MORE - link.

Educators: Vermont Partnership for Fairness & Diversity provides Vermont residents and entities that represent or service their needs with the benefits …READ MORE - link.

Community Residents: Works with victims filing discrimination complaints in the areas of education, employment, housing, law enforce... READ MORE - link.

Business Organizations: Sharpen institutional awareness, skills, policies, resources, , images, etc. to better serve Vermont’s diverse… READ MORE - link.


Today, our work stretches from support for individuals affected by bias and discrimination, to resources and training in Vermont classrooms, to the Vermont statehouse. Whatever your level of interest, we invite you to join us in assuring a fairer Vermont for all, that celebrates our growing diversity.

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A world of online resources exists to assist every kind of person with questions or concerns about rights and business issues related to ethnicity, gender, health, and more. If you don’t see what you’re looking for here, contact us. We’ll be happy to help.

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Arab-American Links – [Link to vertical interest sub-page]

Asian-American Links – [Link to vertical interest sub-page]

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Multicultural Learning – [Link to vertical interest sub-page]

Health-related Learning – [Link to vertical interest sub-page]

HIV/AIDS Information – [Link to vertical interest sub-page]

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Choose from the options below to link to many resources related to the African American community:

Everythingblack.com - is an Internet directory and search engine of websites specifically targeted to African American and Black persons worldwide. www.everythingblack.com/

The Black World Today - A collective of journalists, writers, artists, communicators and entrepreneurs who have banded together to use the information revolution as one means towards the overall empowerment of Black people in the United States and around the world. http://www.tbwt.com/

Black Voices - African American culture and community news at AOL Blackvoices. African American family, health and entertainment from AOL Black Voices. www.blackvoices.com/

The BlackWebPortal - is a black search engine or blacksearch engine or is a black web portal, black directory, or black yellow page system that is ...www.blackwebportal.com/




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