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Advocacy Resources

Social Work and Politics with Stephen Pimpare

Free Webinar from NASW VT

What is the role of the social worker in the new administration? Let's take a look at the first month and discuss what has been done, what is planned, and the impact of these policy decisions. What actions need to be taken? Social workers have a responsibility to broader society and this workshop will explore how we can best use our positions and expertise to best serve our clients and communities.

Legislative Updates

We meet the second Tuesday of the month at noon before and during the Legislative Session. Join your Executive Director & NASW VT Lobbyist to see what's coming up, help set our priorities, and develop strategies.

Zoom link is in the Events Calendar.

Legislative Contacts

Legislative home page
Sergeant-at-Arms Office: (802) 828-2228 or (800) 322-5616
State House fax (to reach any member): (802) 828-2424
State House mailing address (to reach any member): 115 State Street, Drawer 33, Montpelier, VT 05633-5501
Legislators’ email addresses and home contacts
Governor Phil Scott (802) 828-3333
Governor’s home page

Vermont Legislative Resources

Vermont Senate Weekly Meeting Agenda, Committee on Health and Welfare.
Vermont General Assembly Website
Vermont State Legislators and the committees they serve on: Legislative Directory

NASW National Legislative Advocacy Resources:

Legislative Advocacy Network
Political Action for Candidate Election PACE.
Affordable Care Act Integration NASW Health Care Reform – Member Resources.
Student Loan Forgiveness: Sources for Social Workers.
NASW National statements and letters