The Status of Women in New Hampshire is New Hampshire’s only publication that brings together, in one place, the essential data about New Hampshire women. Focusing on health, safety, economic
The latest edition in our Gender Matters series takes a close look at elementary and secondary education for New Hampshire students. From extracurricular participation to career/technical education, there’s lots of
Tiffany Dufu, Author of Drop the Ball was the special guest at the 14th Annual Women Building Community Luncheon. Tuesday, October 23, 2018 Registration and Networking 11:00 — 11:45 a.m. Lunch
Just released: New research on the number of women running for office in New Hampshire. Read the whole report here.
The New Hampshire Women’s Foundation is terribly disappointed that the Title X program, which is nearly 50 years old and has long enjoyed bipartisan support, is facing attacks that will
Join the New Hampshire Women’s Foundation for our Women Run! program event for New Americans. July 11, 5:30-7:30pm YWCA/SNHU Center for New Americans 72 Concord Street Manchester, NH 03101 Get tickets! (FREE)
STATEMENT REGARDING FAMILY SEPARATION AND DETENTION June 21, 2018 During the past few months, the southern border has seen thousands of children separated from their parents, many of
See all the evening’s fun in our GAL|A photo album. Join us for a celebration of New Hampshire’s trailblazing women at our inaugural GAL|A with dinner, dancing*, and the announcement of our AmplifiHER awardees.
New Hampshire Women’s Foundation Applauds the Passage of HB1587 May 2, 2018 – Concord, NH – Today, the New Hampshire Senate passed HB 1587, setting the minimum age for all
New Hampshire Women’s Foundation Director of Policy Sarah Mattson Dustin issued the following statement following this morning’s vote on HB 628: The New Hampshire Women’s Foundation is disappointed by today’s