VBSR 32nd Annual Conference: Rising Together! – May 11

Early bird registration is now open for the 32nd Annual VBSR Conference! Join us May 11th to explore how businesses are shaping the future by embracing The New Workforce, Humanity and Belonging, and The Purpose Economy. Attendees will emerge inspired, connected with forward-thinking leaders, and replenished with resources and concrete action steps to drive change.Learn more at https://www.vbsrconference.org/ REGISTER NOW Thank […]

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Social Impact Scholars present: “Mission: Joy: Finding Happiness in Troubled Times” – April 13th

Join the Social Impact Scholars for a screening and discussion of “Mission: Joy: Finding Happiness in Troubled Times “Wednesday, April 13th, 3-5pm, Alumni Auditorium “Deeply moving and laugh-out-loud funny, His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu share science-backed wisdom of how to live with joy in troubled times.” https://missionjoy.org/  **************************************************************************************************************Christina Erickson, Ph.D. (she/her)Director […]

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VOICES, VISIONARIES-FREE conference – April 7

The Social Work Program AND The SWK Honor Society is pleased to co-host this simulcast amazing Howard Center Annual Conference opportunity. The speakers are excellent, and represent expertise in many disciplines. FREE! NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED!!!!! Plesae share with your students. If you’d like attendance kept, just say the word. Students are welcome to pop in and out throughout the day. 9-4. Freeman […]

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Upcoming Clean Water Lecture, 3/31

CLEAN WATER LECTURE SERIES NEXT LECTURE: CLEAN WATER FUNDED PROJECTS FROM START TO FINISHThursday, March 31st, 2022, 12:00 – 12:45 pmOnline via Microsoft TeamsJoin watershed planner Karen Bates for the next Clean Water Lecture on March 31st, 2022. The presentation will cover how clean water projects are successfully implemented—from identifying a problem, to constructing a solution […]

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 Your March Digest from CSWD

March 2022It’s spring!I am so excited to see the sun and the buds starting to form on my trees. And believe it or not, I’m also excited to start thinking about cleaning up my home – inside and out! If like me, you’re itching to spring clean, you probably have a LOT of questions about what to […]

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 Join The Food Corps! Deadline March 31

Hannah Joseph, FoodCorps service member, teaches plant parts in Bronx, New York.There’s one week left to apply!FoodCorps is looking for our next class of service members to serve up change. Are you or someone you know planning to apply? The application deadline is next Thursday, March 31. Interviews are underway, so submit your application soon!  These full-time, […]

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 VT Clean Cities Summer Internship!

Please share:We’re hiring for the summer! If you’re an undergrad or graduate student interested in alternative fuels, vehicle electrification, and sustainable transportation, consider applying to our coalition’s program. Apply through Handshake or email: poneillv@uvm.edu Best, Peggy O’Neill-VivancoVermont Clean Cities CoordinatorUVM Transportation Research Center

Mentoring Collaboration with Vermont D/deaf, hard of hearing, and Deaf Blind (DHHDB) students

Our state, like many small, rural states, is in desperate need of more professionals who work with D/deaf, hard of hearing, and Deaf Blind (DHHDB) students.  We are working to address this problem, but need help.  First, we want to ensure that our students grow up in a state that recognizes the struggles and common […]

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 Join the Real Food Challenge Team as Procurement Director!

Real Food Generation is hiring a Real Food Challenge Procurement Director! Are you interested in shifting institutional purchasing towards supporting BIPOC farms and food businesses? Do you want to work on implementing our Real Food Standards? Join our Real Food Generation team! We are hiring for a Real Food Challenge Procurement Director, who will work to transition […]

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