Diane Richmond, MSN is a light-house! She has ‘retired’ several times; but she is too mission focused in her passion for community health nursing stop serving as a nurse. Throughout
Corina Chao, a public health professional at the University of New Hampshire Institute for Health Policy and Practice, works on efforts to engage pediatric providers in trauma-informed care, particularly focusing
I am nominating a team of five women from the Portsmouth Housing Authority in Portsmouth, NH: Tammy Joslyn, Olivia Baker, Daphne Rivera, Jennifer McGinley, and Krista Gilmore. During the past
Juliana Rowland is an amazing force of positivity and connection. As a member of the Hollis Brookline Rotary Club, she has – nearly single-handedly – created and maintains an alternative
Sara Persechino was elected Hopkinton’s first female town moderator last year right around the start of the pandemic. While working full time and taking care of her two kids/doing remote
Valerie Rochon is Chief Collaborator (President) of the Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth. Valerie is the embodiment of leadership by example. Though her staff may not always appreciate her Vermont-bred
Shannon Lavertu, our Kinship Navigator, has stood out at our agency, the Family Resource Center, for many reasons in the last year. Shannon is a great resource for our agency
Jo Anne Rainville is the Tamworth Community nurse [yes, Tamworth has a community nurse!] who has kept the town informed about the pandemic, vaccine, safety, stats regarding our community. She
Chapters of Black Lives Matter represent the concerns of people of color in their fight against systemic racism. The pandemic has put them at high risk due to many factors
For many years Roddi has been a faithful escort at the Equality Health Center in Concord, protecting the patients from the abuse of protesters. Undaunted by the pandemic, she has