Last night, women won big across the country and here in New Hampshire, proving that when women run, women win! Across the country, more women governors were elected than at
I am heartbroken to share that our dear friend, Women’s Fund founder, activist and philanthropist, Susan Werner Thoresen, passed away on Friday, June 14, after a courageous three-year battle with
There are currently several bills in the New Hampshire Legislature that seek to target and exclude our transgender friends and neighbors, particularly in sports. Senate Bill 375 and House Bill
A special message from CEO Tanna Clews, ahead of the November 2023 Municipal Elections: *** More Women in Government Leads to Better Communities On November 7th, voters in 12 New
NEW HAMPSHIRE has consistently been a great state to open a business and to raise a family, but as any parent of young children knows, the difficulty of accessing affordable
We are excited to announce three key personnel changes: Crystal Paradis has been hired as Director of Strategic Communications and Community Engagement; Karen Tebbenhoff is transitioning to an expanded role
On March 17th, a 21-year old white man murdered six Asian-American women, one white woman, and one white man in a violent rampage in Atlanta, Georgia. As a global alliance
We’ve just published our Gender Matters report, “New Hampshire Women in Municipal Town Government,” highlighting some of the notable takeaways of the independent research we conducted through August 2020 on
NH Women’s Foundation opposes HB 625, HB 622, HB 430, HB 434, HB 596 and HB 233 We are in the midst of a public health crisis where women are
February is Black History Month, and this year we’re highlighting the profiles of three Black women from the New Hampshire Women’s Heritage Trail. Learn more about the New Hampshire Women’s