Veto of essential emergency housing program reforms endorses a continuation of under-resourced hotel/motel voucher program.

An ongoing state policy failure is not an excuse to deny the rights, dignity, and humanity of unsheltered community members

In the face of a crushing housing crisis, state leaders are not adequately supporting our local communities or the safety and dignity of unhoused Vermonters.

New ad campaign will raise public awareness about the governor’s record on civil liberties from 2023-2024.

As Vermont experiences second-highest rate of homelessness in the country, Housing First Vermont urges evidence-based solutions.

David W. Curtis Civil Liberties Award Recognizes State Leaders Advancing Human Rights and Civil Liberties in Vermont

Responsibility for solving housing crisis belongs to Governor Scott and state legislators.

In a statement shared with state lawmakers and Governor Scott, the ACLU and its members are calling on state leaders to extend Vermont’s emergency housing program unless or until alternative programs are in place.