On Election Day, women won. New Hampshire made history in the 2026 General Election by electing its first women-majority Executive Council, including two women of color, and a record number
Across our state, Granite Staters are facing increased costs of living, which disproportionately impacts women, especially mothers and women of color. New Hampshire women face economic disadvantages throughout their lives:
Since 1997, one Seacoast-based nonprofit has been meeting the moment for young people through free arts programs, mentorship, and community. Arts in Reach (AIR) has spent the past three decades
As Granite Staters of all ages and identities search for belonging, one Manchester-based nonprofit has become a beacon of inclusion and participatory action. Queerlective, founded by Randall Nielsen in 2022,
Adolescence is complicated, but having just one consistent, trusted adult in a young person’s life can make a huge difference. For all too many, that isn’t a guarantee, and that
The Manchester Community Action Coalition (MCAC) serves as a community hub, both in practice and in spirit. Since its founding in 2020, MCAC has served as an incubator for community
In Nashua, Marguerite’s Place is making a difference for mothers and children affected by housing shortages and the state’s high cost of living through transitional housing and high-quality childcare services.
Even when a young person is brave enough to ask for help, mental health treatment is not accessible. Living in a rural part of the state, long waitlists for care,
The New Hampshire legislature has reached crossover, the crucial midpoint in the legislative session when all House bills must pass to the Senate and vice versa. The Women’s Foundation advocated
March 10 is Town Election Day (*for most NH towns)! The filing period to run for office is January 21-30. Offices you may be able to run for in your