Behavioral Health Paid Focus Groups
Youth Organizing Grants
Dear NH youth organizers,
We are launching the Fund for Youth Organizing in New Hampshire, which will distribute $74,000 this winter to youth organizing initiatives in New Hampshire.
I invite you to fill out this quick form to request funding for your own project or to recommend projects you know about to the disbursement committee for funding.
Deadline: Friday, Jan 26
The Fund was established in 2023 by four anchor organizations (Black Lives Matter NH, Change for Concord, NH Youth Movement, and Young Organizers United) and is managed by Resource Organizing Project. Disbursement decisions will be made by these organizations in March 2024. This is a pilot initiative that we hope will grow in the future and continue to invest in youth organizing in New Hampshire. See the form for more info.
If you have any questions about your eligibility or would like support filling out this form, please contact Liza at Liza@ResourceOrganizingProject.org or 603-397-2412.
Thank you,
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Dave Jenkins (he/him)
Executive Director, Resource Organizing Project
ROP is an offering of the Movement Sustainability Commons
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Join us for the January Welcoming NH Table and learn about the new C.A.R.E.S. group, working to protect and advocate for marginalized workers in New England.
Join us Thursday, January 11th at 9 AM, via zoom, to hear Andrew Palhof speak about the New England Collaborative Advocacy for Rights, Equity, and Safety Group (CARES).
Andrew is a Regional Compliance Assistance Specialist with OSHA, conducting outreach training programs and providing technical support for OSHA’s compliance and outreach efforts.
Andrew recently started CARES as a collaborative initiative in the region that unites government and non-government organizations to protect and advocate for the workplace rights of immigrants and underserved populations.
Andy previously worked as an OSHA Compliance Officer, and a Safety Consultant for the NH OSHA Consultation program and has more than a decade of experience performing inspections and outreach sessions.
Andy received his Bachelor’s Degree in Occupational Safety Studies from Keene State College and an Associate Degree in Applied Science, fire Science from Laconia Technical College.
We’ll also be hearing updates from table members who work with, provide services for, and support immigrants in NH. Updates will include the Digital Equity planning taking place in NH for the work to be done over the next 4 years.
If you aren’t on the Welcoming NH Table mailing list and would like to be added or to just join us via zoom for this event email:
Welcomingnh@miracoalition.org.