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VT Interfaith Power and Light Conference -  Faith Community Action on Global Warming

Weekly Mass produced for shut-ins, elderly and the ill. Website at  www.vermontcatholic.org

Morella Devost, Counselor and Integrative Nutrition Coach, talks about her personal healing experience and her discovery of the powerful link between emotions and physical health. She shares exploration questions to uncover what hidden emotions might be behind your physical issues. How emotions can influence your health behaviors and how emotions can show up as symptoms. She mentions some tools that can be used in emotional clearing.

Delivers inspiration, revelation and illumination os God's truth. This program passionately provides fresh hope and new direction to walk into your destiny, thus causing "Victory For You!" For more information check out www.victoryforyou.org

Program produced by VT Volunteer Services for Animals Humane Society that includes topics regarding the welfare, protection and advancement of animals. For more information see the organization's website here.

Beautifully depicted PSA's of each of the United Nation Charter's Human Rights

The Campaign – “Thriving Communities: Building a Vibrant, Inclusive Vermont” This effort is a comprehensive and multi-organizational statewide campaign to promote affordability and inclusiveness as a mainstay of flourishing communities across Vermont and beyond. Communities thrive financially and socially when they are welcoming and affordable to a wide variety of residents, people with assorted skills and backgrounds. A diverse range of residents helps drive local economies and enliven local business, arts and culture. Such communities build economic vitality and resilience and help fulfill the promise of equal housing opportunity for all. The presenters: Ted Wimpey: Inclusiveness = Building Economically Thriving Communities “The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s New AFFH rule may carry some “sticks,” but the “carrots” of building inclusive communities will be economically thriving and vital towns and cities.” Julie Campoli: Density Done Well “Many people like the idea of having a corner store or café in their neighborhood. In housing surveys, homebuyers regularly express a preference for ‘shops within walking distance.’ But retail businesses need residents to survive.” John Emmeus Davis: Diversity Done Well – Promoting Housing Choice “Inclusive communities tend to have an equitable and sustainable mix of housing types, tenures, and prices. I will discuss various ways in which localities in Vermont and elsewhere have encouraged housing diversity in meeting the needs of their residents.” More information: http://www.thrivingcommunitiesvt.org/

Weekly Press Conference from the Office of Vt. Governor Peter Shumlin.

Meeting of the Chittenden County Solid Waste District.

VT Alliance for Retired Americans -  Benefits at Risk - Annual Meeting & Conference