Serving the Lamoille-Washington District in the Vermont House of Representatives
Representative Saudia LaMont
Vermont House of Representatives
I am a mother, organizer, advocate, facilitator, trainer, writer, and equity and transformative-justice consultant who lives in Morrisville.
For more than a decade, my work has centered on equity, inclusion, youth development, community wellness, and helping people build stronger connections. I have served as an early-childhood educator and youth advocate, founded Developing D.I.I.V.A.S. to empower young women, and trained others in Prevent Child Abuse Vermont curricula.
I currently serve on the Board of Directors of Laraway Youth and Family Services and facilitate the Lamoille Equity Team. Since joining the Vermont House in 2023, I have worked to bring constituent experiences and people-centered policy into the State House.
Press
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Lamoille-Washington House district candidates share their priorities as election gets closer
Read about Rep. LaMont's vision for her next term in office
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Central Vermont Regional Council's Candidate Forum from October 4th in Barre
Watch 12 candidates discuss issues of interest ranging from affordable childcare to flood relief.
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NAACP Candidates of Color Forum
The Rutland Area NAACP and the Windham County NAACP are honored to host a critical panel discussion that aims to amplify the voices of BIPOC leaders running for state office in Vermont. This is a non-partisan platform for these candidates to discuss their policy positions, their goals and dreams for Vermont, and the unique experiences that led them to seek office.
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Stowe Reporter/News & Citizen
May 16, 2024: Past and present Democrats seek future in House
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Vermont Public Live from the Statehouse
Lawmakers share their priorities for the new sessions here
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VPR
'I saw an accurate reflection of me.' Two Black women on witnessing Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's confirmation hearings
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NBC5
Group of Vermonters present for Supreme Court confirmation hearings
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VTDigger
Vermont Conversation: Black Lives Matter in a Vermont town
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Vermont Biz
Emerging Vermont leaders build anti-racist culture