Joining Us for WBC? To best enjoy our exciting 2020 WBC "She Votes" program, we suggest the following: Step One — Set up your TV, computer or whatever device you’ll be watching on Step Two — Cue up our live stream…
The New Hampshire Women's Foundation was pleased to host Ted Bunch of A CALL TO MEN on September 5 in Portsmouth. Fill out my LGL form! Ted Bunch is an educator, activist, and lecturer working to end all forms of violence…
Looking for a way to celebrate International Women's Day? Join our friends Welcoming Manchester, Victory Women of Vision and the SNHU Center for New Americans at the YWCA to celebrate International Women’s Day Saturday, March 9th, 12:00-3:00 PM at the…
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 interesting gender data in this edition. Read the full issue…
We just released our Gender Matters report on birth control access in NH. In it, we look at teen pregnancy rates and access to and costs of birth control. Read the full report.
Attending the Women's March in Concord or Portsmouth this weekend? Download your free NHWF March poster here!
Legislators can sponsor has many bills as they want, on any topics. Often they recruit other legislators to co-sponsor bills along with them. Every bill starts in one of the two legislative chambers – the House or the Senate –…
We just released our Fall Gender Matters report on poverty which looks behind our state’s very low poverty rate to gender disparities in poverty. There’s a long way to go for NH women’s economic security; poverty hits single moms hardest. Read…
We are pleased to announce that the New Hampshire Women's Foundation has partnered with Vote Run Lead and She Should Run, two national nonpartisan organizations, to provide training, education, community and mentorship to New Hampshire women thinking about and/or planning…