Movie Night

Pathways Vermont Community Center 279 North Winooski Ave, Burlington, VT, United States

Drop by the Community Center to enjoy a movie with us!

Magic The Gathering themed Game Night

Pathways Vermont Community Center 279 North Winooski Ave, Burlington, VT, United States

This month we are hosting a Magic the Gathering themed monthly game night!  Bring your own deck, build one from our limited supply, or come to spectate. Snacks and masks […]

Intentional Peer Support (IPS) Overview Training (virtual)

Dates: March 15th and 22nd Time: 12:30pm - 4:30pm EST Description: The IPS Overview Training will provide an 8 hour introduction to the innovative IPS framework based on Shery Mead’s book, Intentional Peer Support: An Alternative Approach. The IPS Overview Training is for anyone interested in learning more about the IPS approach, which has been widely used […]

Grab n’ Go Meal

Swing by the Community Center to join in our first contact free meal.  No masks and rsvps required!  Meals will be just outside the Community Center for pick-up. Menu: Grilled cheese with avacado, tomato and pesto!

Trauma Informed Approaches (Virtual)

Dates: Tuesday, March 29 and Thursday, March 31, 12:30pm-4:30pm (each day)   This two-day participatory workshop is intended to support participants to practice trauma-informed approaches in their work and community relationships. We will:    Reflect on Trauma’s impact on: 1) How we view the world, 2) Our mind and body, and 3) How we interact Rethink “symptoms” as survival adaptations […]

Mad Movement Histories Training (virtual)

April 26th and 28th 12:00pm – 4:00pm (each session) When it comes to understanding how we got to where we are and thinking about where we are headed, history is sometimes our best teacher. Come explore mad* movement histories through themes of resistance to oppression and building alternative supports, and through lenses of racial, disability, economic, and gender justice. We will look […]

A Harm Reduction Approach to Psychiatric Drugs

As peer support workers, we are sometimes discouraged from having conversations about psych drugs and are encouraged to leave it to the medical professionals. While we cannot give medical advice or replace the role of doctors, we can offer supportive conversations that explore others’—and our own—relationship to psych drugs. We might also be in a […]

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