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Eberle to Detail Recovery Strategies Oct. 7

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HARDWICK — The Jeudevine Memorial Library will present Recovery Vermont Executive Director Will Eberle, who will explore how to overcome bias and stigma and improve the health, happiness, and sense of belonging of all Vermonters on Monday, Oct, 7, at 6:30 p.m., at the Community-Senior Center at 56 High Street in Hardwick.

Vermont is not immune to issues like addiction, housing insecurity, and poverty. These overlapping problems have strained resources across the state in recent years and can divide communities as they struggle to find solutions.

Eberle trains, consults, speaks and informs policy on trauma, homelessness, mental health and addiction recovery, supported employment, equity and educational access nationally. He is the executive director of Recovery Vermont/The Vermont Association for Mental Health and Addiction Recovery, Vermont’s oldest and largest recovery organization.

For more information, contact the library at (802) 472-5948. The Vermont Humanities generously supports this program in conjunction with the Vermont Reads 2024 book, “Gather” by Ken Cadow. It is presented in partnership with the Hardwick Equity Committee and the Hardwick Area Food Pantry.

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EDITOR
Paul Fixx

SPORTS WRITERS
Ken Brown
Eric Hanson
PHOTOGRAPHER
Vanessa Fournier
CIRCULATION
Dawn Gustafson
PRODUCTION
Sandy Atkins, Dawn Gustafson

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
Trish Alley, Sandy Atkins, Brendan Buckley, Elizabeth Dow, Hal Gray, Henry Homeyer, Pat Hussey,Willem Lange, Cheryl Luther Michaels, Tyler Molleur, Liz Steel. John Walters
INTERNS
Megan Cane, Raymonda Parchment

CARTOONIST
Julie Atwood