We’re on our way to our goal of a Declaration of Inclusion being adopted and implemented by each of Vermont’s 247 towns and cities!
As of August 6, 2025, 164 towns and cities, home to more than 80.5% of the population have adopted the Declaration of Inclusion.
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| Worcester |
The Selectboards of several other towns have approved statements of inclusion which we applaud, but which do not conform to our guidelines and therefore are not listed above:
| Derby |
| Killington |
| Reading |
| St. Albans Town |
| Troy |
| Westfield |
| Belvidere |
PARTNERS
- NAACP of Rutland County
- Social Equity Caucus (Vermont Legislature)
- Vermont Chamber of Commerce
- Vermont Council on Rural Development
- Vermont Interfaith Action
- Vermont League of Cities and Towns
ALIGNED AND SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS
- Abundant Sun
- Brattleboro Area Chamber of Commerce
- Brattleboro Development Corporation
- Burton Snowboards
- Christ Church Presbyterian, Burlington
- Edgar May Health and Recreation Center
- First Baptist Church of Burlington
- Guilford Community Church, United Church of Christ
- Lamoille County Regional Planning Commission
- Mount Ascutney School District
- Northwest Regional Planning Commission
- Rutland City Board of School Commissioners
- Rutland Regional Planning Commission
- Rutland Young Professionals
- Stowe Area Association
- The Queechee Club
- Vermont Futures Project
- Vermont Office of Racial Equity
- Vermont Partnership for Fairness and Diversity
- Vermont Professionals of Color Network
- Vermont Psychological Association
- Vermont Student Anti-Racism Network (VSARN)