Bridging Divides in a Nation at War: A Vermont Conversation on Peace and Power

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Join Rokeby Museum at the Ferrisburgh Town Hall on Saturday, September 12th at 3:00 pm for "Bridging Divides in a Nation at War: A Vermont Conversation on Peace and Power" with Isaac Evans-Frantz. A lifelong Vermonter, political activist, and public servant, Isaac Evans-Frantz and audience members will explore the costs and benefits of war for Vermonters, and the role of the Green Mountain State in a country nearly constantly at war.

Isaac holds a Master in Public Administration from the City University of New York. With the non-partisan Action Corps, Isaac played a pivotal role in Congress’ historic passage of bipartisan legislation reasserting Congress’ power over war during the first Trump administration. Through his leadership, Isaac remains committed to advancing freedom and unity for Vermonters and people everywhere.

"Bridging Divides in a Nation at War" is a Vermont Humanities Council Program hosted by Rokeby Museum. This program is FREE and accessible to the public.