BUHS Peace Jam voter registration drive

BUHS voter registration drive covered by the Washington Post.  Read February  29th edition  The future is now: 16- and 17-year-olds win...

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BUHS PeaceJam Students present The Cure for Hate

We are grateful for Annie Landenberger's coverage of this event....

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America 250: Examining America’s Identity and Leadership in a Changing World

We are pleased to announce that we have recieved a three-year Vermont Humanities Council ‘Partnership Grant’ to work with Brooks...

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Congratulations Eva Gould!
BUHS PeaceJam senior wins coveted award.

BUHS senior named delegate to U.S. Senate Youth Program We are proud to celebrate Eva Gould, one of two students from Vermont,  to win a...

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Sunday, January 28th, 5 pm – A Cure for Hate: Bearing Witness to Auschwitz – is NOT cancelled due to snow. Travel safely.

Click here to reserve your seat  “For the survivor who chooses to testify, it is clear: his duty is to bear witness for the dead and...

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Our community raffle showcased these generous local businesses.

Please support these magnificent small businesses whose generosity enables us to continue to serve our “village”:   Vermont...

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It took a village to make our Annual Galbraith Lecture a success.

Ambassador Peter Galbraith & Meg Mott launched WWAC’s new multi-year initiative:  “America 250: Examining America’s...

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Galbraith to reflect on role of the U.S. in a fast-changing world

Galbraith to reflect on role of the U.S. in a fast-changing world  The former diplomat takes up the concept of the American century at...

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Our new Salon format is a success!

On February 1st, twenty five community members gathered for a dynamic discussion on the current attacks against democracy and what we can...

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Windham World Affairs Council Turns 60!

The Windham World Affairs Council has been exploring international issues locally for over 60 years. Here’s an article in the Brattleboro...

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