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It launched in early 2023 with high hopes and $300,000 in state money: a program to help formerly incarcerated Vermont women make their way back...

At a time when Vermont's labor force is calling for more employees, this conference is trying to hold industries to a standard of inclusion.

RANDOLPH — Vermont Works for Women’s signature career exploration conference for high school girls and gender-expansive youth — "Women Can Do" — will be taking place on the Randolph campus

MANCHESTER — Northshire Bookstore is hosting two upcoming in-person events.

The Ross Dining Hall kitchen at Middlebury College was in full, midsemester swing on a recent afternoon. Servers carried steaming vats of food as prep...

High school girls from across Vermont had an opportunity Thursday to check out a wide range of career fields in a hands-on way.

VERMONT — In an office with framed “Rosie the Riveter” posters, a “Smash the patriarchy” sign taped up and assorted houseplants lining the windowsill, Vermont Works for Women celebrates 35

Montpelier, VT - Vermont Lieutenant Governor Molly Gray will continue, the “Seat at the Table” virtual meeting series to elevate the voices of Vermonters.

Just a few weeks after Teal Wiegand lost her restaurant job in March 2020, she knew she was ready for a career change. Restaurants that...

Thu, 08/05/2021 - 9:08am -- katie Vermont Business Magazine Burlington Code Academy (BCA) has partnered with BTV Ignite to help provide underserved communities access to computer programming courses that lead to high-paying careers in tech. The partnership is focused on expanding the Impact Scholarship - a $50,000 student tuition aid commitment. BTV Ignite has raised philanthropic funds to provide further access to vital tuition assistance. Alex Horner, Founder and Chief Operating Officer at Bu...