Heading into the second half of the New Hampshire Legislature’s biennium (a non-budget year), we knew we would see bills focused on social policy: abortion would be under attack and
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
NHWF Statement on Developments Since The Music Hall’s Decision to Cancel Lovering Health Center’s Event The Music Hall’s decision to cancel Lovering Health Center’s rental contract — just six days
October is when we plan to release our Status of Women 2025 report, our flagship publication that focuses on key indicators of health, safety, economic security, and leadership for New
Dear Trustees of The Music Hall, I write to share the Women’s Foundation’s shock and disappointment with The Music Hall’s decision to cancel Lovering Health Center’s rental of the Historic
The national 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline has retired the “Press 3” youth option, which connected LGBTQ+ youth to affirming crisis support through The Trevor Project. Like many organizations and
The 2025 deadlines to file for local elected office for most New Hampshire cities are coming up! We’ve confirmed election dates, primary information, filing periods and positions on the ballot
We call on the Executive Council to reconsider and approve the FULLY FUNDED maternal health contract. On May 21, the Executive Council voted 3-2 AGAINST a fully federally funded (no
The New Hampshire Women’s Foundation opposes the SAVE Act which will lead to voter suppression particularly among young people, low income people, and married women. We are grateful for our
The New Hampshire House of Representatives will vote on its proposed budget on Thursday, April 10. This is one step in the process before the budget goes to the Senate.