Welcome to the Vermont Language Justice Project
The Vermont Language Justice Project allows people with language access needs the ability to make informed decisions about their health and safety, as well as navigating everyday life in the USA. We do this by creating public service videos in 21 of the languages spoken here in Vermont. This media is co-produced with trusted community members from Vermont’s refugee, migrant, and immigrant communities. These messages are shared widely through YouTube, WhatsApp and with over 200 community partners. As of December 28th 2025, we have 400,000+ views on our YouTube channel and 2,636 subscribers.
In May 2025, VLJP launched iFY, a new mobile phone app, to make it easier for people to access and find our hundreds of videos. Learn more and download iFY here.
Our Team
Click on the languages to view all the videos in each language. You can also find our complete
video library here.
Click on the buttons to view all the videos in each language. You can also find our complete
video library here.
December 30th 2025
A Message from the Director of VLJP
Moving into the New Year we are so grateful to all of you interested in the important work of language justice and language access. As the Federal Government continues to scrub websites of lifesaving information and misinformation particularly in areas of health and human and civil rights VLJP remains steadfast in its commitment to Language Justice.
We cannot do this work alone, no one can, so take care of yourselves, your family and friends and the community around you.
We look forward to brighter days ahead.
In solidarity,
Alison
We cannot build the world we want, if we cannot see the world we want. Imagination is the engine, the fuel which brings our stories to life. It is our life force, our hope, that we may change the world from what it is to what it could be.
Imagination is the passport to our future.” JJBola