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State leaders and Burlingtonians spent the afternoon reflecting on the growth of LGBTQ rights and protections in Vermont and discussing ways to advance them. 
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The highlights of the week-long series of events are the annual pride parade and pride festival in Burlington
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Radio, podcast and television hosts were among the community members recognized at Pride Center of Vermont's 21st Annual LGBTQA Community Celebration on Friday. This year, the organization sought to honor Vermont media that "helps shape the narrative of LGBTQ+ lives in Vermont and bring voices to the movers and shakers who are making our state a better place." Via CenterLink LGBT
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In a historic moment for the transgender rights movement, former power company exec Christine Hallquist won the Democratic primary for Vermont governor Tuesday, becoming the first transgender candidate...
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The Pride Center of Vermont is about to hold a party 20 years in the making! Its 20th annual community celebration is in just a few days. Rex Butt, the center's interim executive director, joined Megan Carpenter on Local 44 Morning Brew to fill you in on the details. Via CenterLink LGBT
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Ben & Jerry's flagship location is supporting a Vermont nonprofit on National Coming Out Day
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If you're making plans for how to enjoy something a bit off the beaten path this summer, consider a road trip or flight to Vermont this year. It's by far one of the most LGBT-friendly states in the US, and for many, has become that special place in New England where their mix of kind and friendly people, natural beauty and outdoor recreation come together. It's also where civil unions first became the law in 2000, with same sex marriage becoming law in 2009... well before it became a the law of the land in 2013.
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Andrew's Inn, a gay bar in Bellows Falls that was open from 1973 through 1984, is the subject of a new oral history project that features the voices and
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The Pride Center of Vermont celebrated the 20th anniversary of civil unions at the BCA center in Burlington. The Pride Center of Vermont works to support LQBTQ+ Vermonters by providing things like health and wellness programs, safespace anti-violence, and other programs for distinct populations. Via CenterLink LGBT
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A Vermont nonprofit that works to support LGBT and questioning youth celebrated its 30th anniversary Saturday with an eye-catching fundraiser.
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While many cities celebrate LGBT Pride week in June, community members in Burlington, Vermont, are doing so this week with a series of events leading up to the popular Pride Vermont parade an
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Friday is about diversity and representation. And you can be a part of it at the 21st annual Vermont Pride Center LGBTQA Community Celebration. Organizers and hosts Justin Marsh and Taylor Small from the Vermont Pride Center joined our Galen Ettlin to talk about the celebration and why it's so important, and what the money that's raised will fund. Via CenterLink LGBT
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As of Aug. 1, the Pride Center of Vermont has a new executive director. Michael Bensel took over as head of the organization, which advocates for LGBTQ Vermonters. Bensel is one of the Pride Center's founding board members and served on the board for five years. Via CenterLink LGBT
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A transgender woman hoping to become the Vermont Democratic gubernatorial candidate said she’s seeking the nomination because of her status as a business leader, not her status as transgender.
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The Samara Fund, a component fund of the Vermont Community Foundation, announces awards of $65,000 in grants and scholarships in its sixth annual competitive grant round at the Foundation. The fund awarded $55,000 to 18 nonprofits, including support for the Vermont Pride Festival and Parade on Sunday, September 10, and $10,000 in scholarships to five high school seniors. Via CenterLink LGBT
Matt Skallerud's insight:
This year’s grantmaking was made possible in part by contributions from Vermont Community Foundation fundholders, as well as dozens of gifts to the Samara Fund from supporters of Vermont’s lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) community.
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A group of brightly dressed runners jogged down the Burlington bike path on Tuesday night, enjoying the mid-July warmth and slight breeze off Lake Champlain. This is the Pride Center of Vermont's running group, a social fitness setting for LGBTQ Vermonters and allies to run the streets of Burlington and improve their health. Via CenterLink LGBT
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