2026 Civil Rights Summit: We Have the Tools We Need: Full Schedule

In threatening times, none of our organizations can win alone. As challenges to our civil rights become increasingly broad, we find ourselves working in coalition with other organizations, grassroots groups, state officials, and lawmakers. What makes for a successful coalition? How can we work together to build effective structures of communication, strategy, and mutual accountability so that we...
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Speakers

Xusana Davis

Executive Director of Racial Equity, State of Vermont Office of Racial Equity

Xusana Davis [🕪 pronunciation] serves as the State of Vermont’s Executive Director of Racial Equity. She was appointed to the position in June 2019 by Governor Phil Scott. She works with state agencies to identify and address systemic racial disparities, ensure that equity goals and objectives are incorporated... Read More →

Jill Martin Diaz (they/them)

Burlington, VT, Vermont Asylum Assistance Project (VAAP)

executive director & managing attorney at vermont asylum assistance project (vaapvt.org)

Falko Schilling (he/him)

Advoacay Director, ACLU of Vermont

Falko Schilling joined the ACLU of Vermont as its first advocacy director in July 2019. He has been working to promote positive social change in Vermont since 2009. A native of Vermont, Falko received his law degree from Vermont Law School after attending Skidmore College. Prior to... Read More →

Friday September 25, 2026 9:35am - 10:45am EDT
1. Judd Hall

In Person

9:35am EDT

Coalitions of the Winning: Effective Cross-Sector Organizing for Civil Rights

LIMITED

Friday September 25, 2026 9:35am - 10:45am EDT

6. Zoom Room 1

Limited Capacity seats available

Speakers

Xusana Davis

Executive Director of Racial Equity, State of Vermont Office of Racial Equity

Jill Martin Diaz (they/them)

Burlington, VT, Vermont Asylum Assistance Project (VAAP)

executive director & managing attorney at vermont asylum assistance project (vaapvt.org)

Falko Schilling (he/him)

Advoacay Director, ACLU of Vermont

Friday September 25, 2026 9:35am - 10:45am EDT
6. Zoom Room 1 Virtual

Virtual, Track 2: Tools and Tactics for Community Power

11:00am EDT

Our Bodies, Our Rights: Equitable Healthcare Access in Vermont

LIMITED

Friday September 25, 2026 11:00am - 12:30pm EDT

1. Judd Hall

Limited Capacity seats available

What are the civil rights of the body? Any answer to this question must surely include the right to healthcare. This panel will explore the right to equitable healthcare access, and our right to expect that our bodies - no matter our class, our ability to pay, our gender identity, whether we use drugs, our ability, our race, our body type, or where in the state we live - will receive equitable...
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Speakers

Cara Sachs

Vermont Center for Independent Living (VCIL)

Sarah Launderville

Executive Director, Vermont Center for Independent Living

Monica Allard (she/her)

Senior Staff Attorney, ACLU Vermont

Jess Kirby

Overdose Prevention Center Director, Vermonters for Criminal Justice Reform

Friday September 25, 2026 11:00am - 12:30pm EDT
1. Judd Hall

In Person, Track 1: Civil Rights Themes

11:00am EDT

Tenants' Rights Organizing Workshop

LIMITED

Friday September 25, 2026 11:00am - 12:30pm EDT

4. Conant 103

Limited Capacity seats available

Tenants' rights cases are one of the greatest unmet legal needs in our state. With a shortage of affordable legal help meaning many tenants are representing themselves or having their needs go unmet entirely, this workshop focuses on tenant organizing as a tool for building power.

Speakers

Matthew Shagam

MMS Legal Services

Kahlia Livingston

Kahlia Livingston is a Burlington, Vermont native currently working as the Fair Housing Project Education Coordinator with the Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity. Kahlia is a UVM graduate with a bachelor’s degree in political science and sociology. Her past work includes... Read More →

Friday September 25, 2026 11:00am - 12:30pm EDT
4. Conant 103

In Person, Track 1: Civil Rights Themes

11:00am EDT

Our Bodies, Our Rights: Equitable Healthcare Access in Vermont

LIMITED

Friday September 25, 2026 11:00am - 12:30pm EDT

6. Zoom Room 1

Limited Capacity seats available

Speakers

Cara Sachs

Vermont Center for Independent Living (VCIL)

Sarah Launderville

Executive Director, Vermont Center for Independent Living

Monica Allard (she/her)

Senior Staff Attorney, ACLU Vermont

Jess Kirby

Overdose Prevention Center Director, Vermonters for Criminal Justice Reform

Friday September 25, 2026 11:00am - 12:30pm EDT
6. Zoom Room 1 Virtual

Virtual, Track 1: Civil Rights Themes

12:30pm EDT

Lunch

LIMITED

Friday September 25, 2026 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT

1. Judd Hall

Limited Capacity seats available

Friday September 25, 2026 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
1. Judd Hall

In Person, Amenities and Networking

1:30pm EDT

Expanding Protections: Equal Rights in Vermont and What We Need to Ensure Them

LIMITED

Friday September 25, 2026 1:30pm - 2:45pm EDT

1. Judd Hall

Limited Capacity seats available

Much of the civil rights enforcement that the Human Rights Commission does in Vermont relies on our expanding list of Legally Protected Categories. These personal characteristics - race, gender identity, immigration status, disability, and many others - are part of the legal framework that makes discriminatory behavior unlawful. What is missing from that framework? Whose identity categories are...
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Speakers

Big Hartman

Montpelier, VT, Executive Director and General Counsel

https://hrc.vermont.gov

Cary Brown

Executive Director, Vermont Commission on Women

Cary Brown is the Executive Director of the Vermont Commission on Women, an independent state agency dedicated to advancing rights and opportunities for women in Vermont. She’s worked in the field of gender equity for 30 years, in nonprofits, educational institutions, and government. She... Read More →

Emily Chamberlain Adams

Co-Director, Civil Rights Unit, Assistant Attorney General, Vermont Attorney General's Office

Emily Chamberlain Adams is an Assistant Attorney General and Co-Director of the Civil Rights Unit of the Vermont Attorney General’s Office. Emily’s work in the Civil Rights Unit focuses on employment discrimination enforcement, education, and litigation. In this role, she oversees... Read More →

Brenda Siegel

Executive Director, End Homelessness Vermont

Brenda Siegel is the Executive Director of End Homelessness Vermont, where she leads a lived experience driven approach to ending homelessness in the state. She is also a consultant on human services systems and policy, specializing in homelessness and housing, drug policy, and disability... Read More →

Friday September 25, 2026 1:30pm - 2:45pm EDT
1. Judd Hall

In Person, Track 2: Tools and Tactics for Community Power

1:30pm EDT

The Power of Persuasion for the Persuasion of the Powerful: Communications Tools to Influence Civil Rights

LIMITED

Friday September 25, 2026 1:30pm - 2:45pm EDT

2. Conant 102

Limited Capacity seats available

In this panel, ACLU Vermont will walk us through some of the tools at our disposal to influence the public conversation on civil rights in our state. These include crafting our personal stories for making pitches to legislators; how to have "deep canvassing" conversations with neighbors; and how to write effective letters to the editor.

Friday September 25, 2026 1:30pm - 2:45pm EDT
2. Conant 102

In Person, Track 2: Tools and Tactics for Community Power

1:30pm EDT

Expanding Protections: Equal Rights in Vermont and What We Need to Ensure Them

LIMITED

Friday September 25, 2026 1:30pm - 2:45pm EDT

6. Zoom Room 1

Limited Capacity seats available

Speakers

Big Hartman

Montpelier, VT, Executive Director and General Counsel

https://hrc.vermont.gov

Cary Brown

Executive Director, Vermont Commission on Women

Emily Chamberlain Adams

Co-Director, Civil Rights Unit, Assistant Attorney General, Vermont Attorney General's Office

Brenda Siegel

Executive Director, End Homelessness Vermont

Friday September 25, 2026 1:30pm - 2:45pm EDT
6. Zoom Room 1 Virtual

Virtual, Track 2: Tools and Tactics for Community Power

1:30pm EDT

The Power of Persuasion for the Persuasion of the Powerful: Communications Tools to Influence Civil Rights

LIMITED

Friday September 25, 2026 1:30pm - 2:45pm EDT

7. Zoom Room 2

Limited Capacity seats available

Friday September 25, 2026 1:30pm - 2:45pm EDT
7. Zoom Room 2 Virtual

Virtual, Track 2: Tools and Tactics for Community Power

3:00pm EDT

Regional HRC Directors' Roundtable: State Commissions as an Avenue to Advance Civil Rights

LIMITED

Friday September 25, 2026 3:00pm - 4:15pm EDT

1. Judd Hall

Limited Capacity seats available

Did you know that other states have Human Rights Commissions too? Join us for this exciting roundtable featuring the directors of our HRC counterparts from Maine, Massachusetts, and Connecticut. We'll talk about how other HRCs make their services known to the people who need them; how HRCs can address systemic problems and not only individual cases; and how we can use the Commission as a strategic...
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Speakers

Michael Memmolo

Executive Director, Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination

Michael Memmolo is the Executive Director of the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination (MCAD). Mike was hired as Executive Director in July of 2024 having previously served the MCAD in the roles of Interim Executive Director, Chief Financial Officer (CFO), and Director... Read More →

Kit Thomson Crossman

Executive Director, Maine Human Rights Commission

Kit Thomson Crossman has worked at the Maine Human Rights Commission for 7 years. They started at the Commission as an investigator in early 2019, moved to Deputy Counsel in 2021, and were appointed Executive Director in 2023. They received their law degree from Northeastern University... Read More →

Tanya Hughes

Executive Director, Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities

Tanya Hughes is an attorney and public administrator serving as Executive Director of the Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities (CHRO) since 2013. Beginning her career at CHRO as an investigator and staff attorney, she rose through the ranks to lead the agency's... Read More →

Big Hartman

Montpelier, VT, Executive Director and General Counsel

https://hrc.vermont.gov

Friday September 25, 2026 3:00pm - 4:15pm EDT
1. Judd Hall

In Person, Track 2: Tools and Tactics for Community Power

3:00pm EDT

The Kids All Have Rights: Disability Justice in the Classroom and Beyond

LIMITED

Friday September 25, 2026 3:00pm - 4:15pm EDT

2. Conant 102

Limited Capacity seats available

Among young Vermonters with disabilities, the student-to-mental-health-facility pipeline is a tragically common trajectory. It's also an unnecessary one. This panel will follow the life of a hypothetical child from early education to inpatient hospitalization, and identify the supports and interventions that could have led to a different outcome. Panelists will outline the scope of the problem and...
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Speakers

Karen Price

Senior Director of Family Support - Education, Vermont Family Network

Lindsey St. Amour

Executive Director, Disability Rights Vermont

Lindsey St.Amour was born and raised in Vermont and has been committed to supporting people with disabilities since her youth, when she began volunteering to help students with disabilities learn to swim. That early experience sparked a lifelong passion, leading her to work as an... Read More →

Cammie Naylor

Staff Attorney, Disability Law Project, Vermont Legal Aid

Cammie M Naylor (she/her), MSW, Esq. is a Staff Attorney with the Disability Law Project at Vermont Legal Aid, Inc. She is a graduate of Clemson University, the University of Pennsylvania, and Vermont Law School. As a former children’s therapist, Cammie has long advocated for the... Read More →

Lauren Higbee

Deputy Advocate, Office of the Child, Youth and Family Advocate (OCYFA)

I joined the Office of the Child, Youth and Family Advocate (OCYFA) in June 2023 after working within the Residential Licensing and Special Investigations (RLSI) Unit at the Department for Children and Families’ (DCF) Family Services Division (FSD). My team licensed Residential... Read More →

Friday September 25, 2026 3:00pm - 4:15pm EDT
2. Conant 102

In Person, Track 1: Civil Rights Themes

3:00pm EDT

Regional HRC Directors' Roundtable: State Commissions as an Avenue to Advance Civil Rights

LIMITED

Friday September 25, 2026 3:00pm - 4:15pm EDT

6. Zoom Room 1

Limited Capacity seats available

Speakers

Michael Memmolo

Executive Director, Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination

Kit Thomson Crossman

Executive Director, Maine Human Rights Commission

Tanya Hughes

Executive Director, Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities

Big Hartman

Montpelier, VT, Executive Director and General Counsel

https://hrc.vermont.gov

Friday September 25, 2026 3:00pm - 4:15pm EDT
6. Zoom Room 1 Virtual

Virtual, Track 2: Tools and Tactics for Community Power

3:00pm EDT

The Kids All Have Rights: Disability Justice in the Classroom and Beyond

LIMITED

Friday September 25, 2026 3:00pm - 4:15pm EDT

7. Zoom Room 2

Limited Capacity seats available

Speakers

Karen Price

Senior Director of Family Support - Education, Vermont Family Network

Lindsey St. Amour

Executive Director, Disability Rights Vermont

Cammie Naylor

Staff Attorney, Disability Law Project, Vermont Legal Aid

Lauren Higbee

Deputy Advocate, Office of the Child, Youth and Family Advocate (OCYFA)

Friday September 25, 2026 3:00pm - 4:15pm EDT
7. Zoom Room 2 Virtual

Virtual, Track 1: Civil Rights Themes

4:30pm EDT

Session Confessions: An Advocate, an Organizer, and a Legislator Reveal What it Really Takes to Pass (or Kill) a Bill

LIMITED

Friday September 25, 2026 4:30pm - 5:45pm EDT

1. Judd Hall

Limited Capacity seats available

Whether you are a layperson, a paid organizer, a grassroots activist, or a candidate, the People's House has room for you. This panel will bring together Vermonters from three different positions to walk us through the wild ride of legislative advocacy.Attendees will learn about the annual cycle of the legislative session and the elements needed to successfully intervene in it. We'll talk about...
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Speakers

Conor Casey

Vermont State Representative

Conor Casey is a Vermont State Representative, public affairs professional, nonprofit executive, and award-winning playwright. Since 2023, he has represented Montpelier in the Vermont House of Representatives, serving on the House Committee on Corrections and Institutions and the... Read More →

Falko Schilling (he/him)

Advoacay Director, ACLU of Vermont

Brenda Siegel

Executive Director, End Homelessness Vermont

Friday September 25, 2026 4:30pm - 5:45pm EDT
1. Judd Hall

In Person, Track 2: Tools and Tactics for Community Power

4:30pm EDT

Session Confessions: An Advocate, an Organizer, and a Legislator Reveal What it Really Takes to Pass (or Kill) a Bill

LIMITED

Friday September 25, 2026 4:30pm - 5:45pm EDT

6. Zoom Room 1

Limited Capacity seats available

Whether you are a layperson, a paid organizer, a grassroots activist, or a candidate, the People's House has room for you. This panel will bring together Vermonters from three different positions to walk us through the wild ride of legislative advocacy. Attendees will learn about the annual cycle of the legislative session and the elements needed to successfully intervene in it. We'll talk...
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Speakers

Conor Casey

Vermont State Representative

Falko Schilling (he/him)

Advoacay Director, ACLU of Vermont

Brenda Siegel

Executive Director, End Homelessness Vermont

Friday September 25, 2026 4:30pm - 5:45pm EDT
6. Zoom Room 1 Virtual

Virtual, Track 2: Tools and Tactics for Community Power

6:00pm EDT

Civil Rights on Friday Nights: Networking, Snacks, and Cocktails

LIMITED

Friday September 25, 2026 6:00pm - 7:00pm EDT

5. Campus Center

Limited Capacity seats available

Join us after the last panel of the day to gather in the Campus Center for food, drinks, and networking! Vermont organizations will be tabling and offering information about their work and their services, and we'll have delicious small plates from Fox Market with both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks courtesy of The Alchemist. It's a chance for us to get to know the people we've been sitting...
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Sponsors

Fox Market

the best gay grocery store in East Montpelier

The Alchemist Brewery

Executive Director, Alchemist Foundation

Friday September 25, 2026 6:00pm - 7:00pm EDT
5. Campus Center 124 Admin Dr.

In Person, Amenities and Networking

7:00pm EDT

Civil Rights on Friday Nights: Featuring Vermont Comedians!

LIMITED

Friday September 25, 2026 7:00pm - 8:00pm EDT

5. Campus Center

Limited Capacity seats available

Once you've filled your plate and filled your cup by chatting with colleagues, take a seat and treat yourself to an hour with three Vermont comedians. Special thanks to Vermont State Refugee Coordinator and standup comedian Tracy Dolan for curating the comedy slate for us! You'll hear from:Maddie Cross is a Burlington-based stand-up comedian who has performed throughout Northern New England. She...
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Friday September 25, 2026 7:00pm - 8:00pm EDT
5. Campus Center 124 Admin Dr.

In Person, Amenities and Networking

9:00am EDT

Check-In with Coffee and Pastries

LIMITED

Saturday September 26, 2026 9:00am - 9:30am EDT

1. Judd Hall

Limited Capacity seats available

Saturday September 26, 2026 9:00am - 9:30am EDT
1. Judd Hall

In Person, Amenities and Networking

9:30am EDT

Hands Up, Don’t Shoot: Police Use of Force in Vermont and the Need for Community Oversight

LIMITED

Saturday September 26, 2026 9:30am - 10:45am EDT

1. Judd Hall

Limited Capacity seats available

In encounters with police, which Vermonters have the right to safety? Which Vermonters are more likely to be seen as a threat? This panel will examine police use of force in our state. Panelists will review data on racial disparities in policing and recent cases of police use of force where race and mental health are concerned. We will examine alternative approaches to policing, explore tools to...
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Speakers

Lia Ernst

Legal director, ACLU of Vermont

Lia Ernst joined the ACLU of Vermont in 2015. She previously served as a judicial law clerk for the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, a legal intern at the ACLU of Michigan, a legal fellow at the ACLU of Massachusetts... Read More →

Stephanie Seguino

Emerita Professor of Economics, University of Vermont

Racial disparities in policing
Civilian oversight of polic.

Tabitha Moore

Owner & Principal Consultant, Intentional Evolution, LLC

Hi! I'm Dr. Tabitha Moore, founder of Intentional Evolution, LLC. I help organizations translate values into action through strategic planning, leadership development, and systems change. I developed the Identity-Based Job Task Analysis (IBJTA™) Framework, a methodology that helps... Read More →

Saturday September 26, 2026 9:30am - 10:45am EDT
1. Judd Hall

In Person, Track 1: Civil Rights Themes

9:30am EDT

Hands Up, Don’t Shoot: Police Use of Force in Vermont and the Need for Community Oversight

LIMITED

Saturday September 26, 2026 9:30am - 10:45am EDT

6. Zoom Room 1

Limited Capacity seats available

Speakers

Lia Ernst

Legal director, ACLU of Vermont

Stephanie Seguino

Emerita Professor of Economics, University of Vermont

Racial disparities in policing
Civilian oversight of polic.

Tabitha Moore

Owner & Principal Consultant, Intentional Evolution, LLC

Saturday September 26, 2026 9:30am - 10:45am EDT
6. Zoom Room 1 Virtual

Virtual, Track 1: Civil Rights Themes

11:00am EDT

Tools to Rebuild, Hope for Repair: Restorative Practices in Vermont

LIMITED

Saturday September 26, 2026 11:00am - 12:15pm EDT

1. Judd Hall

Limited Capacity seats available

Most Vermonters have probably heard the phrase "restorative practices." But what does the phrase mean, and how can it help protect our rights? This panel discussion will bring together restorative practitioners from Vermont school, government, and community settings to discuss the role of building relationships, acknowledging harm, repairing communities, and how all are essential in order to forge...
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Speakers

Amanda Garcés

Miche Altman

Adult Restorative Services Coordinator, Chittenden County Community Justice Center

Théodore Soucy

GSA Coordinator, Outright Vermont

Roderick Owens

Associate Director, Building Fearless Futures

Saturday September 26, 2026 11:00am - 12:15pm EDT
1. Judd Hall

In Person, Track 2: Tools and Tactics for Community Power

11:00am EDT

Tools to Rebuild, Hope for Repair: Restorative Practices in Vermont

LIMITED

Saturday September 26, 2026 11:00am - 12:15pm EDT

6. Zoom Room 1

Limited Capacity seats available

Speakers

Amanda Garcés

Miche Altman

Adult Restorative Services Coordinator, Chittenden County Community Justice Center

Théodore Soucy

GSA Coordinator, Outright Vermont

Roderick Owens

Associate Director, Building Fearless Futures

Saturday September 26, 2026 11:00am - 12:15pm EDT
6. Zoom Room 1 Virtual

Virtual, Track 2: Tools and Tactics for Community Power

12:15pm EDT

Lunch

LIMITED

Saturday September 26, 2026 12:15pm - 1:30pm EDT

1. Judd Hall

Limited Capacity seats available

Saturday September 26, 2026 12:15pm - 1:30pm EDT
1. Judd Hall

In Person, Amenities and Networking

1:30pm EDT

Statehouse Report: Looking Back, Looking Ahead

LIMITED

Saturday September 26, 2026 1:30pm - 2:45pm EDT

1. Judd Hall

Limited Capacity seats available

The 2025-2026 Legislative Biennium in Vermont wrapped up with several civil rights wins - bills passed to protect our rights, and the defeat of bills that would have endangered them. From tenants' rights, to suing federal agents and protecting sensitive locations from immigration agents, to how to defend our communities against the threat of AI data centers, this panel will explain what...
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Speakers

Jordan Souder

ACLU Vermont

Ben Edgerly Walsh

Climate & Energy Program Director, Vermont Public Interest Research Group

Since 2012, Ben has run VPIRG’s energy program, leading campaigns on issues from establishing Vermont’s groundbreaking renewable energy standard, to expanding our net metering program, to establishing nation-leading appliance efficiency standards and defending Vermont’s energy... Read More →

Brenda Siegel

Executive Director, End Homelessness Vermont

Saturday September 26, 2026 1:30pm - 2:45pm EDT
1. Judd Hall

In Person, Track 1: Civil Rights Themes

1:30pm EDT

Statehouse Report: Looking Back, Looking Ahead

LIMITED

Saturday September 26, 2026 1:30pm - 2:45pm EDT

6. Zoom Room 1

Limited Capacity seats available

Speakers

Jordan Souder

ACLU Vermont

Ben Edgerly Walsh

Climate & Energy Program Director, Vermont Public Interest Research Group

Brenda Siegel

Executive Director, End Homelessness Vermont

Saturday September 26, 2026 1:30pm - 2:45pm EDT
6. Zoom Room 1 Virtual

Virtual, Track 1: Civil Rights Themes

3:00pm EDT

No Hate, No Fear, Immigrants Are Welcome Here

LIMITED

Saturday September 26, 2026 3:00pm - 4:15pm EDT

1. Judd Hall

Limited Capacity seats available

The last year has seen a groundswell of support for immigration justice legislation in Vermont, along with new and continued challenges to immigrants' civil rights. This panel will outline the victories we've seen in the last year, the failures we've observed, and where we need to be prepared to push in the upcoming legislative session.

Speakers

Migrant Justice [speaker tbd]

Migrant Justice

Hillary Rich

Senior Staff Attorney, ACLU of Vermont

Hillary Rich is a Senior Staff Attorney who joined the ACLU of Vermont as its first legal fellow in October 2021. Before law school, Hillary worked as a research coordinator in Rochester, New York, managing projects studying reproductive healthcare and abortion access. She received... Read More →

Erin Jacobsen

Advocacy Director and Senior Staff Attorney, Vermont Asylum Assistance Project

Saturday September 26, 2026 3:00pm - 4:15pm EDT
1. Judd Hall

In Person, Track 1: Civil Rights Themes

3:00pm EDT

No Hate, No Fear, Immigrants Are Welcome Here

LIMITED

Saturday September 26, 2026 3:00pm - 4:15pm EDT

6. Zoom Room 1

Limited Capacity seats available

Speakers

Migrant Justice [speaker tbd]

Migrant Justice

Hillary Rich

Senior Staff Attorney, ACLU of Vermont

Erin Jacobsen

Advocacy Director and Senior Staff Attorney, Vermont Asylum Assistance Project

Saturday September 26, 2026 3:00pm - 4:15pm EDT
6. Zoom Room 1 Virtual

Virtual, Track 1: Civil Rights Themes

4:30pm EDT

Policy vs. Practice: Hazing, Harassment, Bullying, and the Narratives for Change Project

LIMITED

Saturday September 26, 2026 4:30pm - 5:45pm EDT

1. Judd Hall

Limited Capacity seats available

Vermont Narratives for Change is a coalition of organizations, youth and families that have been impacted by HHB, and advocates in Vermont who began in 2023 to organize a storytelling project to shed light on youth experiences with hazing, harassment, and bullying in our schools. This group has synthesized these stories and learnings in their new report, From Reaction to Prevention:...
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Speakers