Daisy Berbeco

Daisy Berbeco was born in Alaska, and lives in Vermont. Berbeco earned a B.S. in geology from Sonoma State University and an M.A. in science, society and development from the University of Sussex. Her career experience includes working as a consultant, director, and manager for various nonprofits related to mental health. For example, she was the director of special projects for the National Council for Mental Wellbeing and a senior advisor for mental health policy for the state of Vermont.[1]

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Who are you? Tell us about yourself.

I’m running for State Representative

because we need innovative, energetic leadership in the State House to support a vibrant Winooski for all who live here.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

MOBILITY Many of our neighbors need investment in their physical and economic mobility. They live with disabilities, are aging, don’t have transportation, health care, child care, safe and affordable housing or ability to socialize regularly. We all deserve to live with dignity and with connections to what we need to participate in our community.and with connections to what we need to participate in our community. CONNECTION Connection is what gives shape to a community and keeps many of us well. Having social connections with people not only reduces prejudice, but connecting with people and nature supports wellness and recovery from many health challenges. That is why I will support strengthening connections within and across our diverse communities, and protect the natural spaces where we can do that in the great Vermont outdoors.PURPOSE We all deserve to find a sense of purpose. Whether it is through education, making art, sports, caring for others, employment or starting a business - every human who has a sense of purpose knows they are needed, they have the power to make a difference and that they matter. Most importantly, when you know your sense of purpose, it’s easier to find a sense of belonging.

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

These are articulated on Daisy’s website page:

https://www.daisyforwinooski.com/priorities