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 …
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 …
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 …
Vermont Nonprofit Summer Camp is an inexpensive way to receive the training you need in an amount of time you can work with. Every year we offer multiple workshops to …
What is it we’re doing (or not doing) to support women’s advancement in our workplaces? Change the Story, an initiative of three statewide organizations with a longstanding focus on women’s …
Hiring and retaining great workers is one of the biggest challenges we face as nonprofits. That’s why Common Good Vermont has teamed up with NH Center for Nonprofits and Maine Association of …
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. …
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 …