March For Our Future
@march_future
On January 20, 2018, we will elevate youth and raise our voices. We will march for human rights, dignity, and equality for all. We will march for our future
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On January 20, 2018, we will elevate youth and raise our voices. We will march for human rights, dignity, and equality for all. We will march for our future! #marchforourfuture
Today is the day!!! Join us at Montpelier City Hall. The March will follow to the statehouse lawn for performances and youth-centered speak out!!!!
WE'RE ONE WEEK AWAY! There are tons of ways you can get involved next Saturday! A) Spread the word B) Come to the sign making party tmrw @ 420 Pine St, Burlington C) Volunteer with us D) Donate! Visit marchforourfuture.com/vermont.html for more info
Ira's busy making buttons! Press your own at the art party this Sunday @ 420 Pine Street, Burlington (The Hive Studio) or scoop some up at the march by donation #VTM4OF
We are inspired by this 12-year old advocate for girls' rights who is contender for Maine Citizen of the Year. (and she started when she was 11) #girlpower #vtwomen pressherald.com/2017/12/31/mol…
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Finalist: Molly Neuner, young activist
Her firm push against sexist dress codes persuaded schools to rethink rules.
Drop in for a sign making party this Sunday from 10-2pm at the Hive Studio in Burlington! More info @ bit.ly/2AKgx1i Can't make it? Get together with friends and CREATE! <3 Featured Art by Sophie Freeburn
Sign the @LetsGrowKids petition to show your support for investing in early child care and learning programs! Supporting VT kids runs parallel with supporting the economy. letsgrowkids.org/#pledge
Check out VPR broadcast featuring Kiran Waqar, a member of @MGMC_VT and a youth leader for the upcoming rally. Poem, "Wake Up America" highlights both the individual and collective experiences of being Muslim in the U.S. bit.ly/2CBsBae
Article from @vtdigger that just scratches the surface of the complexities of poverty in VT. Important to note that black VT'ers are more than 2x as likely to live below the poverty line. Time for systemic inequality to end! vtdigger.org/2018/01/01/rep…
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Report finds poverty and income gap growing in Vermont - VTDigger
One bright spot in the Public Assets Institute’s analysis is that more than 96 percent of Vermonters had health insurance in 2016.
"When the culture recognizes that the problem with #harassment and assault is that it occurs, not that victims reveal the abuse, that will be evidence of real change." - VCW Commissioner @lcsenecal via @thedailybeast. #MeToo #VT
My latest @thedailybeast piece: Unless actions replace hashtags and value signaling, we’ll see old power structures and patterns of behavior remain as entrenched and unequal as ever — along with a healthy new dose of mistrust and resentment. thedailybeast.com/is-metoo-a-mov…
Sophie Freebern made this form at our last planning meeting! Join us this Sunday, January 7th for the next meeting so you can add your own things to the list! RSVP on FB: bit.ly/2CsLM73
"How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world." -Anne Frank See you soon 2018. The fight for justice persists in the hands and voices of our youth! #M4OFVT #YouthActivism #2018goals #Resist
In a tough year, the human rights vision of VT farmworkers -- and the #MilkWithDignity victory -- inspires all those who fight for social justice. Support this work with a year-end donation! "4 heartwarming stories of triumph over adversity in 2017" huffingtonpost.com/entry/4-heartw…
Vermonter, Sophie Freeburn's beautiful artwork. Kids are our NOW and FUTURE! #M4OFVT #GoKidsGo #YouthActivism
Rest in Peace, Rest in Power @es_snipes npr.org/sections/thetw…
Our libraries should reflect our realities, which include an array of experiences in different colors, abilities, religions, sexual orientations, & more. @iammarleydias's campaign #1000blackgirlbooks = prime ex of youth-driven ACTION! Link to learn more n.pr/2CbwDWO
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Where's The Color In Kids' Lit? Ask The Girl With 1,000 Books (And Counting)
Eleven-year-old Marley Dias went on a quest to collect and donate 1,000 books with a black girl as the main character. Spoiler alert: She did really well.
A recent @CLASP_DC event addressed the need for a multi-generational, multi-racial, youth-centered dialogue around #policy change. Most powerful takeaway: the importance of having clear actions that place young leaders at the center of any strategy. clasp.org/publications/r…
Saturday's reading... konbini.com/us/inspiration… @AshleyLukash
Abel at office of @PeterWelch for a #cleanDREAMAct: "I have friends and family who have planned their lives out, and now they're at risk. You're either in favor or opposed to the Dreamers. There's no.middle ground." #NoDreamNoDeal
Today's inspiration... 😍 “I competed in Miss Maine as the first Muslim girl with a Hijab. I slayed my hijab.” @Hamdia_Ahmed teenvogue.com/story/hamdia-a…
ONE MONTH UNTIL WE MARCH! For human rights, dignity, and equality for all... With the intention of elevating youth voices. On January 20th we will march together as one, SEE YOU THERE! #MFOF #Empower #YouthVoices
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