¡El pueblo unido jamás será vencido! The people united will never be defeated!

Gray fox kits playing in the backyard.

🌈Happy Pride!🌈 We wrote this parody to poke fun at some of the misguided stereotypes people have about gender and lift up freedom of expression, cuz it turns out that when we try to put something as fluid as gender into a box, it ends up hurting everyone

Summer gigs, including a benefit show for the ACLU in June! Tickets and info at windbornesingers.com/concerts

79°F is too hot for May in Vermont.

This song speaks very powerfully to the need to take action—both doing the hard work of fighting for justice, and the radical act of being truly present and finding joy in the world around you.
Can you believe Phil Ochs was only 25 when he wrote When I’m Gone?

Spring in Vermont

Find a rally near you on Sat April 5 at HandsOff2025.com
Where will you be marching?

Keep calling, keep protesting, keep speaking out, and keep caring for yourself!

Maybe we need to bring the tradition of hunting the wren over here to the US?

We will keep working to bring this world into being 🎶
Call your representatives, make your voice heard

Happy International Women’s Day! When we build coalitions and lift each other up, we all benefit 🥖🌹
#internationalwomensday #translivesmatter #breadandroses #singout #riseup #unionproud #vocalharmony #vocalband

Song of the Lower Classes comes from the Chartist movement in the UK in the 1830s-40s, which was crushed in its own time. Today we would consider their demands, like a secret ballot, as the basics of democracy. For us, this speaks to the importance of fighting for things beyond one’s own lifetime