We need more women on the ballot
January 16, 2018
When women run for office, they are just as likely to win as men. The New Hampshire Women's Foundation is trying to get more women to run
Imaginable
September 25, 2017
Bending Theodore Parker’s long arc of the moral universe toward justice means not only confronting and rejecting overt hatred; it means understanding and addressing the root causes of inequity
Sharing meals, banging nails, building community
July 17, 2017
Program officer Phoebe Backler and her family connected with their North Country community by helping build a new warming hut for the local ski club
Terence Pfaff awarded 2017 Caroline and Martin Gross Fellowship
May 4, 2017
Chief of Staff of NH House of Representatives will attend program for state and local leaders at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government
‘This is Opportunity Country’
May 2, 2017
Initiative to welcome New Americans aims to boost the entire state
New Hampshire needs YOU
April 24, 2017
Ready to dig in and make a meaningful difference in your community? For National Volunteer Week, here are a few ways to get started
Gross Fellowship strengthens civic leaders
April 20, 2017
Craig Welch, director of the Portsmouth Housing Authority, on tackling big problems, the art of embracing discomfort and why leaders should take care of themselves
Building community online…and in the sugarhouse
March 23, 2017
In March, we gather in person over evaporators. All year, the Coös NetWorks brings people together online
Keeping the republic
March 22, 2017
At Town Meeting, we were not just affirming shared principles, buying a new dump truck and repairing the "horse hearse house." We were practicing keeping the republic
‘You are the future of this town’
March 13, 2017
At Town Meeting season, the Supervisors of the Checklist and the longtime road agent sent a clear message to the next generation: we need you to come back.
Up to the promise of welcoming new neighbors
March 2, 2017
Eva Castillo helps immigrants and refugees integrate into NH communities – helping them learn English, find jobs that match their skills, become self-sufficient and contribute to civic life