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Vermont Truth and Reconciliation Commission holds first meeting - Vimarsana News

Vermont Truth and Reconciliation Commission holds first meeting

More than 30 people turned out for the first meeting of Vermont’s new Truth and Reconciliation Commission on Tuesday, in which officials introduced themselves and set an open-minded tone for

Vermont forms reconciliation panel after eugenics apology - Vimarsana News

Vermont forms reconciliation panel after eugenics apology

The panel will create commissions to examine discrimination caused or allowed by state laws and policies.

Vermont Legislature apologizes to residents who were harmed by state-sanctioned eugenics policies - Vimarsana News

Vermont Legislature apologizes to residents who were harmed by state-sanctioned eugenics policies

Two years ago, the Vermont Legislature apologized to all Vermonters and their families who were harmed by state-sanctioned eugenics policies that started in the early 1900s and led to institutionalizations and sterilizations, targeting Native Americans, French Canadians and disabled and poor people.Legislators also vowed to do more. Now the state has formed a truth and

Vermont forms reconciliation panel after eugenics apology – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Vermont forms reconciliation panel after eugenics apology – Winnipeg Free Press

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Vermont forms reconciliation panel after eugenics apology - Vimarsana News

Vermont forms reconciliation panel after eugenics apology

SHELBURNE, Vt. (AP) — Two years ago, the Vermont Legislature apologized to all Vermonters and their families who were harmed by state-sanctioned eugenics policies that started in the early 1900s and led to institutionalizations and sterilizations, targeting Native Americans, French Canadians and disabled and poor people.

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