Resources for responding to January 6th
As ever-increasing cracks in the foundation of our democracy reveal weakness and corruption, so too do these revelations allow the
Read moreAs ever-increasing cracks in the foundation of our democracy reveal weakness and corruption, so too do these revelations allow the
Read moreWhile most of the time, we’re looking forward to the winter part of our winter reading break, this year it’s
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In this episode, we sit down with the executive director of the Vermont Humanities Council, Christopher Kaufman Ilstrup. The Vermont
Read moreThis has been a tough few weeks. Even in relative terms to 2020, it was “a week.” Our sense of
Read moreWe’re all terrified, anxious, and… back at it in schools! So, as we return, let’s look at this big list
Read moreThe return to school is usually filled with excitement, anticipation, and maybe a little nervousness. This year though? Much more
Read moreEmily Hoyler It seems my ‘to-read’ pile is growing faster than I am reading. Luckily it’s summer. These longer days
Read moreYes yes, usually we do book recommendations for the upcoming winter break. However, let’s try something new: flavors of winter
Read moreAnd the reading is eeeeeasy. Time to pull out your bicycle, kayak, or barbecue. Or curl up in the hammock,
Read moreOne of the best things about winter break is the chance to slow down and, for readers, the chance to
Read moreGet your red hot summer reads right here! Or your chilling-in-the-AC-far-away-from-sunlight summer reads. We don’t judge. For educators, summer is
Read moreA very happy holidays and good reading for all There’s nothing like relaxing with a good book for the holidays.
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