Gender equity updates and commentary produced by the Vermont Commission on Women (VCW).
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Gender equity updates and commentary produced by the Vermont Commission on Women (VCW).
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Recent Episodes
July 14, 2025
Where is the Vermont Commission on Women today?
<p>Vermont Commission on Women (VCW) intern, Brooke Dietrich, speaks with VCW Executive Director, Cary Brown, about the origins of the Commission and its current priorities. </p>
December 16, 2021
Latina Women's (un)Equal Pay Day | VCW"s Equal Pay Day Podcast Series
<p>The fifth in a series of (Un)Equal Pay podcasts from the Vermont Commission on Women (VCW), this conversation features Marita Canedo, the Milk with Dignity Program Coordinator at Migrant Justice; Amanda Garcés, the Director of Policy, Education and Outreach at Vermont Human Rights Commission; and Drea Tremols, business owner of Soul Vibration Massage Therapy.</p> <p>The guests contribute not only personal experience and reflection to this discussion but perspective from their work in justice, healing, and equity. The conversation is introduced by VCW Executive Director Cary Brown and moderated by VCW Co-chair Lisa Senecal.</p> <p>Based on median earnings for full-time, year-round workers, Latina women are paid 57 cents for every dollar paid to white non-Hispanic men. Latina Equal Pay Day fell on October 21st in 2021, a symbolic day illustrating the point into the current year, an extra 10 months, to which Latina women must work to earn as much money as white non-Hispanic men made in the year before, due to the gender wage gap. While they are the group with the largest wage gap, they are far from monolithic. They are from a myriad of cultures and identities and can be of any race.</p> <p>VCW’s (Un)Equal Pay podcast series examines the ways sexism, racism, homophobia, and ableism intersect, creating much larger wage gaps for women of color, women living with disabilities, and members of our LGBTQ+ community.</p>
November 18, 2021
Women with Disabilities (un)Equal Pay | VCW's Equal Pay Day Podcast Series
Sarah Launderville, Executive Director of the Vermont Center for Independent Living, moderates this dialogue with guests Deborah Lisi-Baker, Winnie Looby, Cara Sachs, and Laura Siegel in this fourth podcast in the Vermont Commission on Women’s Equal Pay Day series. Introduced by VCW's Executive Director Cary Brown, this episode explores equity and employment through the lens of women with disabilities. In addition to sharing personal experiences, each of these women are making significant professional contributions to disability rights in Vermont and bring that expertise to this discussion: Deborah Lisi-Baker formerly of UVM’s Center for Disability and Community Inclusion and former Executive Director for the Vermont Center for Independent Living. Winnie Looby, Ph.D. is a UVM faculty member at the Center on Disability and Community Inclusion in the College of Education and Social Services. Cara Sachs is a Vermont Center for Independent Living Americans with Disabilities Act Advocate and a personal life coach. Laura Siegel, MBA is the Vermont State Director of Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Deafblind Services.
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