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
This August, our Director of Grantmaking, Lauren Wool, headed to the Upper Valley and was able to meet with nonprofit leaders, grantees, and other New Hampshire funders. A visit with
Headed into the 2025 legislative session, we knew we would be defending progress previously made for women and girls, there would be a challenging budget, and we had narrow but
Women’s ability to obtain and retain economic security is an issue we identify in our research, lift up in our social media, and invest in through our community grant program.
On July 30, after enormous public pressure, the Executive Council reconsidered and PASSED the fully federally funded contracts for women’s health they voted down in May. Your voice, advocacy, and outrage
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