RedCircle VERIFY_TOKEN_51a665c0-d195-470a-8556-2e2c63664f6b -- Rendered At Wed, 01 Jul 2026 17:57:49 +0000 https://redcircle.com/shows/neighbors-matter en-US All rights reserved. Green Mountain Justice Neighbors Matter is an offering of Green Mountain Justice, a Vermont community justice ministry. It carries forward the work of our Voices from the Edge podcast and widens the lens. Through conversations, stories, and reporting from the margins, we raise the voices Vermont overlooks and reveal what justice asks of us all. The name is the conviction: every neighbor is inherently worthy. We work with our marginalized neighbors, not for them. And we believe the people closest to injustice hold the keys to its solutions. Neighbors matter. 51a665c0-d195-470a-8556-2e2c63664f6b Neighbors Matter is an offering of Green Mountain Justice, a Vermont community justice ministry. It carries forward the work of our Voices from the Edge podcast and widens the lens. Through conversations, stories, and reporting from the margins, we raise the voices Vermont overlooks and reveal what justice asks of us all. The name is the conviction: every neighbor is inherently worthy. We work with our marginalized neighbors, not for them. And we believe the people closest to injustice hold the keys to its solutions. Neighbors matter.

]]> episodic no Green Mountain Justice admin@greenmountainjustice.org false full Episode 1: Benders of the Arc: Hope That Won't Wait Green Mountain Justice Dr. King said the arc of the moral universe bends toward justice. He didn't say it bends itself. Meet some of the benders: high school students from Randolph Union, Vermont. Through their school's project based learning classes, they stepped out of their bubble and into the margins. They befriended Shannon, a lifelong Vermonter who is unhoused, and carried her story with her to the State House. They questioned their town's plans. They sat with the prophets of our time. What they found will challenge you. Their hope is not a mood. It's a commitment. And it won't wait. Are we listening?

]]> <p>Dr. King said the arc of the moral universe bends toward justice. He didn&#39;t say it bends itself. Meet some of the benders: high school students from Randolph Union, Vermont. Through their school&#39;s project based learning classes, they stepped out of their bubble and into the margins. They befriended Shannon, a lifelong Vermonter who is unhoused, and carried her story with her to the State House. They questioned their town&#39;s plans. They sat with the prophets of our time. What they found will challenge you. Their hope is not a mood. It&#39;s a commitment. And it won&#39;t wait. Are we listening?</p> bec90398-c228-45fd-8e15-47907428b6ca https://redcircle.com/shows/51a665c0-d195-470a-8556-2e2c63664f6b/episodes/b0ef975d-b66f-4ec1-9f2b-70471b2c64c7 Thu, 11 Jun 2026 20:19:33 +0000 1828 false