Celebrating our 20th Anniversary

The Global Struggle for Forests – From Chile to Vermont and Beyond

Plus “Portraits of Struggle” Book Signing

 

Join long-time former Vermont activists, photographer Orin Langelle and Global Justice Ecology Project Executive Director Anne Petermann for photographs, stories, and discussions about global and local struggles for forests, justice, and sovereignty. 

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Highlights include:

Portraits of Struggle Photography Book and Book signing

Spanning 5 decades and 6 continents, this collection documents movements for justice around the world.

The Fight to Keep Our Forests Wild and Free from GMO Trees

A genetically engineered American chestnut threatens the integrity of our native forests. Learn about the the inspiring natural comeback of wild chestnut trees across New England and the campaign to protect our wild forests.

The Mapuche People’s Struggle for Land in Chile

Facing intense repression from Chilean authorities, the Mapuche continue their fight to reclaim stolen ancestral lands. Hear how you can support their movement for autonomy and food sovereignty.

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Dates & Times:

Monday, September 22nd

Start Time: 6:30 PM

Location: Kellogg-Hubbard Library, Hayes Room, Montpelier

Address: 135 Main St, Montpelier, VT 05602

Special guests from Standing Trees will join to discuss protecting Vermont’s old forests.

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 Tuesday, September 23rd

Start Time:  6:30 PM

Location: Hard-Pressed Community Printshop

Address: 12 VT RTE 15, WEST DANVILLE, VT 05873-8912

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Wednesday September 24th

Start Time: 6:30 PM
Address: Fletcher Free Library, Fletcher Room, Burlington

Location: 235 College St, Burlington, VT 05401

Special guests from Standing Trees will join to discuss protecting Vermont’s old forests.

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Saturday, September 27

Social Ecology Annual Gathering

Location: Goddard College, Plainfield, VT 05667, USA

Full Agenda and Link to register: https://givebutter.com/VT2025

Further Information:

Email: in**@******************gy.org and/or go to portraitsofstruggle.org for more information about the book.

View the event poster here.

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