One of our favorite ways to connect with our people of New Hampshire is through Listening Sessions because we are able to engage communities around current issues that state residents
‘Here’s What I Think’ was a campaign from 2012-2013, where we found out what citizens around New Hampshire thought about gender equality! View the Here’s What I Think campaign on
Ever heard the phrases “employee-friendly,” “family-friendly” or “work-life balanced” when referring to a workplace? If you have, it’s likely the company is known for its flexible work environment, which means
Family and work are important factors in most people’s lives. So often, one area negatively affects the other, placing a sometimes unbearable amount of pressure on people. Working parents are
New report on equal pay in New Hampshire combines statistics and citizen feedback September 8nd, 2014 Concord, NH –The New Hampshire Women’s Initiative, the Gender Research Institute of Dartmouth and the
Below is a compilation of our research on equal pay, which refers to the discrepancies in men’s and women’s salaries. While women have made huge strides in the equal pay
Aging in New Hampshire: A report about the implications of aging for New Hampshire’s women. Authored by Katie Merrow of the New Hampshire Women’s Policy Insitute in November of 2007.
The New Hampshire Women’s Foundation has a special interest in raising awareness about domestic and sexual violence in the state of New Hampshire and beyond. We are committed to providing
Community Resource Guide to be Produced in Three New Languages In 2012, the Women’s Foundation published a Community Resource Guide as a tool to help women who were transitioning back
