CNBC recently recognized Vermont as the best place to live in the United States–due in large part to the vital work of Vermont’s nonprofits. Affordable housing, great schools, quality health …
Read MoreWhat do you think? Responding to Seven Days “Give and Take” Nonprofit Series
The Attorney General and the Department of Public Service host a public meeting to consider legislative proposals to protect the privacy of Vermonters, including the recently passed data broker bill …
Read MoreHearing on Protecting the Privacy of Vermonters 8/16
We are sharing the advocacy update below from Americans for the Arts about a new threat to NEA and NEH funding. Rep. Grothman (R-WI) introduced an amendment yesterday that would cut funding …
Washington, DC – The House Rules Committee approved a rule for consideration of the Financial Services and Interior/Environment “mini-bus” appropriations bill (H.R. 6147) that refuses to allow debate or action …
Action Circles Webinar Series Join us for one of these webinars packed with information on a variety of subjects that can help you succeed in your campaigns, understand more about …
Special thanks to John Hollar and his team at DRM for this comprehensive Vermont Legislative Update. DRM works closely with nonprofit leaders to advocate on sector issues throughout the year. …
Read MoreVermont Legislative Wrap Up: Exceptionalism Meets Brinkmanship
Here are some highlights from the final days of the Vermont Legislative Biennium. There is bound to be a special “veto” session sometime in the coming weeks. Vermont Legislature Adjourns …
When: May 30th 2:00 PM EST A fair and accurate count for the 2020 Census is critical for political representation and for the allocation of $700 billion in federal funds. …
With just two weeks left in the biennium, the legislative committees are moving their bills to the floor of the House and Senate. Restructuring of income tax and education financing …