Goddard College, a private institution located in Plainfield, VT and founded in 1863, offers a robust array of programs well-suited for individuals working in a variety of sectors: public, nonprofits, small businesses, NGO, education and civil society. Below is a description of Goddard’s Sustainable Business and Communities Program provided by Michelle Barber, Associate Director of Media & Outreach
State-Wide Environmental Education Programs (SWEEP), is a coalition of dozens of individuals and more than 60 organizations promoting environmental education in Vermont. SWEEP’s purpose is to foster environmental appreciation and understanding in order to enable Vermonters to make responsible decisions affecting issues and challenges around the environment. For more information, please visit http://www.vermontsweep.org/
People in Partnership (PIP) is a network of Lamoille Valley coalitions, organizations and citizens who work collaboratively to create and support a thriving community. Our common purpose is to make improvements in outcomes of well-being for children, families and individuals through the development of strategies that engage diverse sectors of the community. Using results-based accountability [...]
The Northern Forest Tourism Network is an emerging network of businesses, non-profits, universities, and individuals with a shared interest in improving tourism outcomes in the rural Northern Forest. This network is the regional umbrella for the Rural Destination Tourism Initiative, intended to enhance and better coordinate—not replace!—existing efforts and entities. For more information: Kate Williams, [...]
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