Rose Core Collective

Learn more about the initiative and ways to contribute!

 

The Rose Core Collective is an herbal medic project in so-called Central Vermont working and living on unceded Abenaki land.

We are herbalists and organizers who grow, formulate and distribute herbs in solidarity with local and national BIPOC frontline organizers, healers, and local houseless people. -Quote via the Rose Core Collective site.

“I am from here”

-A film by Bess O’brien

 

“I am from here,” a 30-minute instructional film directed and produced by Bess O’Brien, serves as one component of Vermont-NEA’s virtual toolkit, Advancing Racial Equity in Vermont’s Public Schools. It is important that anyone working with Vermont students understand the experiences of Vermonters of color as they navigate through the public education system.

-Quote via the Kingdom County Productions site

Root Social Justice Center: I Am Vermont Too

Lean more about initiatives at The Root Social Justice Center

 

““I Am Vermont Too” began in March of 2014. Modeled after the I Too, Am Harvard initiative, the I Am Vermont Too photo-story project shines a light on the diversity of identities and experiences of People of Color all across the State of Vermont. It looks to provide an opportunity for reflection and dialogue for majority-white communities who may be unaware of their participation in perpetuating racial stereotypes and harming People of Color.

-Quote via The Root site

The Vermont Professionals of Color Network

Learn more about the Vermont Professionals of Color Network

 

Advancing the prosperity of all Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC), also known as People of the Global Majority, in Vermont by:

  • driving a new era of professional mobility

  • promoting their entrepreneurial ventures

  • nurturing a powerful professional networkDon’t worry about sounding professional. Sound like you. There are over 1.5 billion websites out there, but your story is what’s going to separate this one from the rest. If you read the words back and don’t hear your own voice in your head, that’s a good sign you still have more work to do.

-Quote via the Vermont Professionals of Color Network site