.Sorted by postal code
Safeline
Box 276
Chelsea, Vermont 05038
United States of America
Tel: (802) 685-4514
Vermont Coalition of Lesbians and Gay Men
29 1/2 South Main Street
Randolph, Vermont 05060
United States of America
Tel: 229-6648
A statewide organization that promotes the rights of lesbians and gay men through education and community building. Open to lesbians, gay men, the transgendered, and bisexuals interested in promoting these rights.
Women In Technology Project
Vermont Technical College
Randolph Center, Vermont 05061
United States of America
Women's Law Group / Vermont Law School
Chelsea St
South Royalton, Vermont 05068
United States of America
Tel: 802-763-8303x2290
E-Mail: subrosa@sover.net
URL: http://www.sover.net/~subrosa
Twin State Women's Network
P.O. Box 3
Cavendish, Vermont 05142
United States of America
Tel: 802-226-7807
E-Mail: margoc@mail.tds.net
P.A.V.E. (Project Against Violent Encounters)
P.O. Box 227
Bennington, Vermont 05201
United States of America
Tel: (802) 442-2370
Toll-free Hotline: (802) 442-2111
E-mail: PAVE@together.net
Women's Center
Bennington College
Bennington, Vermont 05201
United States of America
Tel: (802) 442-5401
Vermont N.O.W. (National Organization for Women)
P0 Box 1877
Manchester Center, Vermont 05255
United States of America
Tel: 362-2005
Fax: same
An organization devoted to promoting women's rights. Focuses on equality, affirmative action, pay equity, equal education opportunity, gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered rights, and all other issues that affect women and girls. Membership is open to anyone genuinely concerned with equality for women.
Women's Crisis Center
Box 933
Brattleboro, Vermont 05301
United States of America
Tel: (802) 257-7364
Crisis Line: (802) 254-6954
Vermont Prison Project, Woman's Prison Program
P.O. Box 6337
Brattleboro, Vermont 05302
United States of America
Women's Center
Marlboro College
Marlboro, Vermont 05344
United States of America
Burlington Women's Council
Burlington City Hall, Room 14
Burlington, Vermont 05401
United States of America
Tel: 865-7200
The Burlington Women's Council supports advocacy, activism, and agitation for women's rights and equality. The Council works to improve the status of women and bring a pro-woman perspective to public policy. The Council holds educational forums, sponsors self-defense classes, publishes a monthly newsletter and serves as a referral and resource center for women. Open to all women who live and/or work in the greater Burlington area, the Council meets the third Wednesday of every month at 7:00pm in City Hall.
Champlain Drug and Alcohol Services
45 Clark Street
Burlington, Vermont 05401
United States of America
Tel: 862-5243
Champlain Drug and Alcohol Services offers counseling for people with substance abuse problems and their spouses or friends. They offer women's groups, individual therapy, and educational programs.
Friends Of Comadres
114 Loomis St Apt 2
Burlington, Vermont 05401
United States of America
Mayor's Council On Women
City Hall
Burlington, Vermont 05401
United States of America
Planned Parenthood of Northern New England
23 Mansfield Avenue
Burlington, Vermont 05401-3390
United States of America
Tel: 863-6326
A non-profit organization providing reproductive health care to women and men. Medical services to women include: pregnancy testing, contraceptives, routine gynecological care, sexually-transmitted disease testing and treatment, and abortions.
Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support Group
MCHV Campus
111 Colchester
Burlington, Vermont 05401
United States of America
Tel: 656-3553
This support group invites anyone who has experienced the loss of an infant under any circumstances such as miscarriage, ecotopic pregnancy, still birth or infant death. Individuals as well as couples are welcome. Family members are also invited to attend. The group meets the second Monday of each month from 6:30-8:00 PM.
STEP-UP for Women
Burlington City Hall
Burlington, Vermont 05401
United States of America
Tel: 865-7180 or 865-7181
A nationally recognized thirteen week training program that prepares women for high skill, high wage jobs. Training includes physical conditioning, a women's resources class, and hands-on training in skilled trades such as carpentry, electrical, plumbing, heavy equipment operating, welding/sheetmetal, highway construction, electric utility work, etc.
Transgender Radical Action Networking and Support (TRANS)
P0 Box 5687
Burlington, Vermont 05401
United States of America
The mission of TRANS is "Transgendered lives in Transgendered hands, NOW!' TRANS was created for Transgendered Individuals and Friends, in Vermont, to come together, fight gender oppression, educate our community, and support one another. There are weekly meetings (Mondays at 5:3Opm-write for more information), a monthly newsletter, as well as support services for those victimized by hate-crimes, bashing, and abuse by legal, medical, and psychiatric institutions.
Vermont Women's Educational Center
60 Timber Lane
S. Burlington, Vermont 05401
United States of America
Vermont Y.W.C.A.
278 Main Street
Burlington, Vermont 05401
United States of America
Tel: 862-7520
A membership organization committed to empowerment of women and girls of diverse backgrounds. Projects include a summer camp for girls, residence for women in transition, public policy advocacy, and mentoring for women and girls. Membership is open to all females aged 12 and over.
Women Business Owner's Network
176 Battery
Burlington, Vermont 05401
United States of America
Tel: 802-658-6220
Women of UVM
191 Loomis Street
Burlington, Vermont 05401
United States of America
Tel: 655-4758
Women of UVM was organized approximately 38 years ago to promote good fellowship among our members and to render whatever services shall be deemed advisable in the best interest of the University community. We are an off-campus organization composed of spouses of UVM faculty and staff, women faculty and staff, and interested townspeople. Our members span many generations. We are proud to have many emeritae, as well as other retired members who happily share experiences with women of all ages. Our members have the choice of joining many interest groups, as well as a variety of sports and fitness activities.
The Women's Center
University of Vermont
34 South Williams Street
Burlington, Vermont 05401
United States of America
Women's Choice Clinic
23 Mansfield
Burlington, Vermont 05401
United States of America
Tel: 802-863-9001
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF)
c/o Peace and Justice Center
21 Church St.
Burlington, Vermont 05401
United States of America
Tel: 879-0509
WWPF works to unite women in all countries who oppose war, exploitation, and oppression. WILPF stands for a world free of racism and sexism, a constructive peace through world disarmament, and changing government priorities to meet human needs. Membership is open to anyone who supports the goals of the organization.
Women's Small Business Program
Trinity College of Vermont
208 Colchester Avenue
Burlington, Vermont 05401
United States of America
Tel: 658-0337 ext. 372
Practical, comprehensive business skills training and networking program designed for women who want to start, expand, or maintain a small business. Programs are offered in Burlington, Lyndon, and Rutland with grants and scholarships available.
The Women's Union
c/o 35 Wilson Street
Burlington, Vermont 05401
United States of America
Tel: 862-8427 or 658-1047
The Women's Union is working to: (I) make women's economic justice a major focus for public policy decisions at all levels of government in the state of Vermont; (2) educate ourselves and the public about the causes and effects of women's poverty; (3) promote a positive cooperative vision for welfare reform in Vermont; (4) organize women around economic justice and welfare reform issues; (5) encourage dignity and choice for all women and families.
Breast Cancer Action Group
P.O. Box 5605
Burlington, Vermont 05402
United States of America
Ladies First, Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Program
Vermont Department of Health
P0 Box 70
Burlington, Vermont 05402-3141
United States of America
Tel: 1-800-508-2222
TTD: 1-800-319-3141
This program offers free breast and cervical cancer screening for women age 50 and older with limited income. The Ladies First Program pays for annual mammograms, clinical breast exams, pelvic exams, Pap tests, and instruction in breast self-exam. Services are provided locally, by the woman's own health care provider in most cases.
OUTRIGHT VERMONT
P0 Box 5235
Burlington, Vermont 05402
Tel: 865-9677 or toll-free 1-800-GLB-CHAT
E-Mail: Outrightvt@aol.com
URL: http://members.aol.com/outrightvt/index.htm
OUTRIGHT VERMONT provides a wide range of services for young gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and questioning (GLBTQ) young people aged 22 and under. Services include weekly support groups, a lending library, pen pal service, web page, dropin center, toll free information line, referral services, and "Reaching Out" (a 'zine written by and for GLBTQ young people), and a variety of activities. Outright also provides education, outreach, and training for educators and other youth service providers.
Vermont Bisexual Network
POBox8l24
Burlington, Vermont 05402
United States of America
This publication is an effort to: I) promote a bisexual presence in Vermont, 2) to inform bisexuals and the queer community of upcoming events in Vermont, and 3) to keep bisexuals up-to-date on the latest happenings in the national bisexual movement.
Vermont Department of Health
108 Cherry Street
Burlington, Vermont 05402-0070
United States of America
Tel: 863-7200 or 1-800-464-4343
Provides public information on healthy lifestyles, environmental concerns, SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome), AIDS, parenting, teen pregnancy counseling, supplemental food and nutrition for eligible women and children (WIC), prenatal education, home visiting, and Ladies First, Breast and Cervical Screening Program.
Women of Color Alliance, Inc.
P0 Box 1534
Burlington, Vermont 05402
United States of America
Tel: 660-0606
fax 660-8999
We are committed to providing support to Women of Color and Children of Color in our local community. We are dedicated to providing support through education, advocacy, resource referrals, informal support, and general information. The WOCA provides services that are specific to addressing the needs, concerns, and experiences of Women of Color and Children of Color, however, we will recognize and support the needs of Non Persons of Color with Children of Color and Men of Color who encounter racial discrimination. In creating an environment free from hatred, we are working in the fight against discrimination and prejudice. We are joining in the fight against ableism, ageism, classism, homophobia, racism, sexism, and all social injustices.
Women Helping Battered Women
P0 Box 1535
Burlington, Vermont 05402
United States of America
Tel: (802) 658-3131 or 658-1996
TTY 658-1966
An organization committed to ending violence against women and children. They offer a confidential hotline where women can receive support and assistance; an advocacy program where women receive support in court; a confidentially located shelter; support groups; and children's services. They advocate for women as individuals and support their right to make decisions for themselves. *They are always looking for volunteers.*
Women's Rape Crisis Center
P0 Box 92
Burlington, Vermont 05402
United States of America
Tel: (802) 864-0555 or 863-1236 or 1-800-489-7272
Fax 863-S449
WRCC offers free crisis counseling, support groups, and advocacy services to survivors of rape, sexual abuse, sexual assault, and incest. WRCC offers educational workshops regarding issues of sexual violence throughout the community.
Howl: Vermont Women's Land Trust
P.O. Box 242
Winooski, Vermont 05404
United States of America
Tel: (802) 658-0199
Alianza Latina
Office of Multicultural Affairs
Redstone Campus, UVM
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 656-3819
The purpose of this group is to educate the student body about Lati no/a issues; to work with the Burlington community; and to improve the student environment.
Educar a los alumnos sobre temas latinas, trabajar con Ia communidad del Burlington, y mejorar el de los alumnos.
Alpha Chi Omega (Sorority)
384 Main Street
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 8624214
Alpha Delta Pi (Sorority)
371 Main Street
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 864-5484
American Association of University Women (A.A.U.W.)
54 Catherine Street
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 658-2005
A.A.U.W. has been promoting education and equity for women and girls since it was founded in 1881. A.A.U.W. members are leaders on gender equity in the classroom; on pay equity, on sexual harassment, on family and medical leave and other work and family issues; in fighting sex discrimination in education; on reproductive rights and civil rights in general. In recent years the A.A.U.W. foundation has awarded over two million dollars annually in fellowships, research grants, and community action grants to eligible women. The foundation actively recruits minority women for membership and gives preference to studies in non-traditional fields.
Association for Women in Science-Lake Champlain Chapter (AWIS-LCC)
216 Marsh Life Science, UVM
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 656-0706
The Lake Champlain Chapter of the Association for Women in Science promotes the goals and careers of women in science. AWlS is open to all who support women in science.
Delta Delta Delta (Sorority)
143 South Willard Street
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 864-5051
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
UVM
466 South Prospect Street
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 656-2100
The service is free and confidential. It offers a professional to talk with who, when necessary, will provide a referral to a counselor in the community. Services offered include. job concerns, marital problems, family problems, substance abuse, communication, stress, retirement, financial, career, legal, and others. The EAP is the one office on campus where faculty and staff who believe that they have been sexually harassed or discriminated against can receive confidential counseling without a formal investigation necessarily being initiated.
Free to Be: Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Alliance (GLBTA)
B-163 Billings, UVM
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 656-0699
A support group for people who are just coming out or are questioning their sexual orientation/preference/identity. A pro-active organization that also does peer education through panels for various classes at UVM and other colleges. GLBA sponsors National Coming Out Week and various other speakers and activities. GLBTA is also a social alternative for those seeking to meet other glbt students.
Higher Education Resource Service (HERS)
Affirmative Action Office
428 Waterman, UVM
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 656-3368
HERS offers two management institutes for women in higher education administration each year: a four-week program at Bryn Mawr College, and a program over five weekends at Wellesley College~ Both introduce women to practical administrative skills and management theory based on the three main points of the HERS program: 1. assisting their professional development; 2. establishing a network among professional women and; 3. providing participants with valuable skills and knowledge of issues currently facing higher education.
Kappa Alpha Theta (Sorority)
215 South Prospect Street
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 864-5502
Kappa Kappa Gamma (Sorority)
c/o Fraternity Managers Association
B305 Billings, UVM
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 656-2066
Networking
The Women's Center
34 South Williams Street
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 656-7892
This newsletter offers news about women at UVM, representing a range of opinions and voices. It is written by a variety of campus women from students to administrators. Networking contains articles about current issues, personal stories, news from women's groups, book reviews, and announcements of awards and events. Networking is sent to all women faculty and staff who work at least half-time and to anyone who asks to be on the mailing list. Copies for distribution are also placed in the libraries and residence halls. New writers and ideas are always welcome.
Office of Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity
428 Waterman Building, UVM
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 656-3368
The function of this office is to inform the University community about policies and guidelines related to Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity through publications, education, and training; to provide guidelines for nondiscriminatory recruitment, retention, and advancement of the University work force, through the monitoring of all personnel procedures; to handle grievances and complaints of discrimination and harassment (such as racial or sexual) and provide support, investigation, mediation, and resolution for those involved in instances of harassment and discrimination; to conduct training's for departments, in classes, and for groups and organizations throughout the campus community on creating a fair and just environment.
Panhellenic Council (Sorority)
B305 Billings, UVM
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 656-2076
Pi Beta Phi (Sorority)
369 South Prospect Street
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 862-9500
President's Commission on the Status of Women (PCSW)
The Women's Center
34 South Williams Street
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 656-7892
PCSW's purpose is to promote an environment of equity of all women at UVM. The objectives of the Commission include reviewing and revising policies and practices that affect UVM women, cultivating a positive climate for women, educating the campus about issues which affect women, and working together with other diversity efforts on campus to create an equitable University community. Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month from 11 arn to 1pm at the Women's Center. Anyone is welcome to attend and be part of the committees and projects of the PCSW.
Society of Women Engineers (SWE)
213D Votey, UVM
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 656-1924
SWE is a national, professional organization with the mission to stimulate women to achieve full potential in careers as engineers and leaders, to expand the image of the engineering profession as a positive force in improving the quality of life, and to demonstrate the value of diversity. The ovcrall goal of the UVM student chapter is to help maintain a supportive atmosphere for women engineering students. The student society membership is open to male and female engineering students as well as students interested in a science related to engineering.
UVM Faculty Women's Caucus
228 Old Mill, UVM
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
tel: 656-4282
The Faculty Women's Caucus seeks changes in institutional policies and practices to promote full and equitable participation of women faculty in the academic life of the University. Meetings of the Steering Committee of the Caucus occur biweekly and general meetings are held several times each year. The focus of these meetings is to identify and address issues of concern brought forward by all faculty women including tenured and untenured, full and part-time. Membership is open to all faculty women.
UVM International Women's Group
Living and Learning Center, Faculty Box 8
UVM
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 656-4296
The International Women's Group provides an opportunity for women of other countries to make friends, practice their English, and to participate in monthly activities. This group is open to all international women students, the spouses of international students, and research scholars. Children are welcome.
UVM Women's Athletics
Department of Athletics
Patrick Gym
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 656-3075
UVM sponsors thirteen sports for women, which include cross country running, field hockey, tennis, soccer, and volleyball in the fall; basketball, gymnastics, skiing, swimming, indoor track in the winter; and lacrosse, outdoor track, and softball in the spring. Intramural sports and Recreational sports are also available to all students.
UVM Women's Center
34 South Williams Street
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 656-7892
Staff of the Women's Center educate, advocate, and provide support services towards the achievement of all women's equity at UVM and in the community at large. Services include: educational programming, crisis intervention; support and discussion groups; and information and rcferrals on issues such as sexual assault, sexual harassment, health care, childcare, counseling and job/internship opportunities. The Center's staff works actively with the President's Commission on the Status of Women (PCSW) and others on University policy.
Wahheenowin: The Seventh Generation
Office of Multicultural Affairs
Redstone Campus, UVM
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 656-3819
The Native American Student Organization encourages and supports Native American students on campus and promotes visibility of Native American students and their issues and relations in the community.
Women And Therapy Department Of Psychology
John Dewey Hall, U Of Vermont
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Women's Advisory Committee (WAC)
UVM
428 Waterman
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 656-4393
The UVM Women's Advisory Committee is a grassroots organization open to all University of Vermont women (faculty, staff and retirees) that serves an advisory function to the Director of the UVM Office of Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity (AA'EO) on issues of concern to women. Membership is defined by joining the WAC mailing list and by participating in activities that address WAC's four objectives.
Women's Health Clinic
Center for Health and Wellbeing
425 Pearl Street
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 656-0603
The office is open weekdays for students to be seen by appointment. The clinic staffed by nurse practitioners who specialize in women's health. Services include pregnancy testing, contraceptives, routine gynecological care, and STD testing and treatment. During the semester, all full time students pay a health fee which covers unlimited primary care visits to the Center for Health and Wellbeing. Students should be aware that only visits to the Center for Health & Wellbeing are covered in the health fee, not visits to the University Health Center Fletcher Allen).
Women's Organization & Referral Center
Billings Student Center UVN
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Women's Organization and Resource Center (WORC)
The Women's Center
34 South Williams Street
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 656-7892
WORC is a pro-active, pro-womyn student organization that rallies around womyn's issues and works to dismantle "ism's." WORC is a vocal group intent on voicing womyn's concerns and is dedicated to activism.
Women's Studies Program
228 Old Mill
Burlington, Vermont 05405
United States of America
Tel: 656-4282
The Women's Studies Program offers courses that explore the social, historical, and cultural foundation of feminist thought. The Program offers a major and a minor to undergraduates. The Women's Studies Program works with other departments and programs in sponsoring a variety of events such as concerts, museum exhibitions, lectures, brown bag research presentations, and movies of interest to the community.
Women's Center
St. Michaels College
Colchester, Vermont 05439
United States of America
Vermont Women's Caucus For Art
P.O. Box 276
Charlotte, Vermont 05445
United States of America
E-Mail: sandymayo@aol.com
URL: http://www.greenmtns.com/caucus/
Visiting Nurse Association
Maternal Child Health Division
25 Prim Road
Colchester Vermont 05446
United States of America
Tel: 860-4420
Provides home health nursing services, parent education, and infant mental health services through three separate but interrelated programs. The Home Visiting Program provides skilled nursing to women and families with young children. The Family Room provides center based programs to families with children 0-6. Expectations offers prenatal and parenting education groups.
Vermont League of Women Voters
P0 Box 8314
Essex, Vermont 05451-8314
United States of America
Tel: 657-0242
The purpose of the league is to establish positions or public policy through member participation and agreement; to take concerted actions that secure public policies consistent with the league's positions; to enhance citizen participation in government decisions; to increase citizen participation in the election process. Membership is open to any US citizen at least 18 years old. Non-citizens or minors can be associate members.
Vermont Girl Scout Council, Inc.
79 Allen Martin Dr.
Essex Junction, Vermont 05452
United States of America
Tel: 878-7131 or 1-800-639-3055
A nonprofit Vermont corporation chartered by Girl Scouts of the USA. Serves a membership of close to 8,000 girls and 2,000 adults in Vermont, Membership is open to any girl aged 5-17 and any adult, female or male, 18 years old or older.
Golden Threads
P.O. Box 65
Richford, Vermont 05476
United States of America
E-Mail: GOLDENTRED@aol.com
URL: http://members.aol.com/goldentred/index.htm
Franklin County Family Center, Abuse & Rape Crisis Center
86 North Main St
St Albans, Vermont 05478
United States of America
Vermont Women's Caucus for Art
422 W. Shore Road
South Hero, Vermont 05486
United States of America
Tel: (802)372-3402
An organization supporting and encouraging women artists. Publishes quarterly newsletter and produces exhibits. Open to any person interested in supporting women's art and women artists.
Vermont Network Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
P.O. Box 405
Montpelier, Vermont 05601
United States of America
Tel: (802) 223-1302
The network is a membership network of 17 crisis and battered women's organizations. Its mission is to end all abuse of women and children. The network's purpose is to facilitate cooperation, resource sharing, planning, and mutual problemsolving, and to raise public awareness and promote effective public education. It also monitors statewide issues, programs, and services that affect women and children.
Futures Program
214 Main St
Montpelier, Vermont 05602
United States of America
Tel: (802) 223-7902
Vermont Center for Independent Living (VC IL)
11 East State Street
Montpelier; Vermont 05602
United States of America
Tel: 229-0501 or 1-800-639-1522
VCIL's programs help people with disabilities live independently in their homes and communities. The information and referral program has a good resource collection on women and disabilities.
Vermont College Womens Studies
College St
Montpelier Vermont 05602
United States of America
Vermont Governor's Commission On The Status of Women
126 State St, Drawer # 33
Montpelier, Vermont 05602
United States of America
Tel: (802) 828-2851
Woman Centered
5 School Avenue
Montpelier, Vermont 05602
United States of America
Tel: (802) 229-6202 or 1-800-281-6866
The center offers education, referrals, and support for women of all ages, incomes, and ideologies. Any woman may utilize the center.
Women's Center, Vermont College
College Street
Montpelier, Vermont 05602
United States of America
Governor's Commission on Women
126 State Street, Drawer 33
Montpelier Vermont 05633-6801
United States of America
Tel: (802) 828-2851
fax (802) 828-2930
Promotes the achievement of economic and financial independence for all Vermont women. Works to achieve legal, economic, social and political equality and cultural consciousness. Acts as a public policy advisor, planner, and information line to all Vermonters, especially women. Provides a direct-service information line to all Vermonters where supportive counseling, information packets, research and advocacy are provided on topics such as: child support, criminal justice issues, employment discrimination, sexual harassment, and entrepreneurship. Conducts research, produces publications, and provides education on women's issues through workshops, conferences, and the media. Promotes the appointment of qualified women to all levels of government positions.
Human Rights Commission (HRC)
135 State Street, 2nd Floor
Montpelier, Vermont 05633-6301
United States of America
Tel: 828-2480
The Human Rights Commission investigates charges of discrimination in housing, public accommodations (store, restaurant, professional office, school, governmental entity, etc.), and state employment. Charges may be filed alleging discrimination, depending on where discrimination occurs, due to: sex, sexual orientation, race, color, national origin, religion, age, physical or mental disability, receipt of public assistance, or having minor children.
Birth Control Clinic
P.O. Box 439
Johnson State College,
Johnson, Vermont 05656
United States of America
Tel: (802) 635-2356
Women's Center
Johnson State College
Johnson, Vermont 05656
United States of America
Education For Women's Development
Rd #1
Marshfield, Vermont 05658
United States of America
Women's Herbal Conference
P.O. Box 232
Marshfield, Vermont 05658
United States of America
Tel: (802) 456-1402
Clarina Howard Nichols Center
P.O. Box 517
Morrisville, Vermont 05661
United States of America
Tel: (802) 888-5256
Women's Center, Norwich University
So. Main Street
Northfield, Vermont 05663
United States of America
Goddard Women's Center
Goddard College
Plainfield, Vermont 05667
United States of America
Women's Studies Adult Degree Program
Goddard College
Plainfield, Vermont 05667
United States of America
Women's Studies Graduate Program
Goddard College
Plainfield, Vermont 05667
United States of America
Women's Studies Undergraduate Program
Goddard College
Plainfield, Vermont 05667
United States of America
Women Only Snowboarding Camp
Rr 1, Box 68-24
Warren, Vermont 05674
United States of America
Tel: 800-451-4574
E-Mail: Krusn@aol.com
URL: http://www.genghis.com/skitravel/html/women.htm
Rutland City Battered Women's Network
Box 313
Rutland, Vermont 05701
United States of America
Southern Vermont Women's Health Center
187 North Main St
Rutland, Vermont 05701
United States of America
Tel: (802) 775-1946
The Safer Society Foundation
P.O. Box 340
Brandon, Vermont 05733
United States of America
Tel: (802) 247-3132
Fax: (802) 247-4233
URL: http://www.merrymac.com/safer/safesoc.html
American Musicological Society Committee On the Status of Women
Middlebury College, Music Dept
Middlebury, Vermont 05753
United States of America
Tel: (802) 388-3711
Status Of Women In Geography
Middlebury College
Middlebury, Vermont 05753
United States of America
Women In Crisis
P.O. Box 67
Middlebury, Vermont 05753
United States of America
Women's Union
Middlebury College
Middlebury, Vermont 05753
United States of America
Rutland County Rape Crisis Team
Route #1
Pittsford, Vermont 05763
United States of America
Women's Center
Green Mountain College
Poultney, Vermont 05764
United States of America
Planned Parenthood Of Northern New England
30 Western Ave
St. Johnsbury, Vermont 05819
United States of America
A.W.A.R.E.
Box 307
Hardwick, Vermont 05843
United States of America
Step One
63 Main St
Newport, Vermont 05855
United States of America
Tel: (802) 334-0148
UVM Counseling Center
Center for Health and Well Being
146 South Williams Street
Burlington, Vermont
Tel: 656-3340
Individual and group counseling services covering topics important to women including: body image, relationships, eating disorders, sexual orientation, family issues and sexuality, stress management, voice and academics.
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