For 50 years, the Center for Research on Vermont has produced, supported, and published research on our state’s history, economy, environment, and cultural trends. Collaborative, multidisciplinary, and student-driven, our work informs public policy and illuminates our understanding of human and natural environments here in Vermont.
Our Current Projects Include:
Proud Little State:
Proud Little State is a comics series on Vermont’s queer history. This collaboration between CRVT, Vermont Folklife, the Vermont Queer Archives, and local artists will release its first issue on the 1983 Burlington Pride Parade (Vermont’s first!) in Spring 2026.
Landscape Change Program Social Media Intern:
UVM’s Landscape Change website is an archive of 70,000 digital images of historical Vermont. Already used by Vermont teachers, historians, and historical preservationists, the website is now reaching social media users through a collaboration between the Landscape Change Program and the CRVT. (Follow Landscape Change on Instagram, Facebook, or Bluesky.)
Arts & Life Reporting Initiative:
UVM’s Center for Community News grew out of the Center for Research on Vermont. The CRVT continues to support CCN’s Arts & Life Reporting Initiative.