Discrimination based on race and ethnicity can negatively affect health across lifetimes and generations. Racial inequities are not random. They have been created and sustained over time by unfair and discriminatory policies and practices at many levels. Inequities will not disappear on their own, but communities have the power to disrupt them. Join us on […]

Facilitators, speakers, and youth leaders will guide attendees in understanding how race, socio-economic status, trauma, and mental health uniquely inform the ways in which students learn and engage with community. Sessions will utilize the disciplines of dance, theatre, media, visual arts, and music as an essential asset in student centered and project based learning. Organized […]

The Rudman Center at the UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law, in partnership with the Concord Coalition and with the generous support of the Peter G. Peterson Foundation, will be hosting a conference on immigration reform on Friday, Nov. 15, at 9 a.m. The conference, titled “Immigration: Reform for the Future,” will focus on how […]

In a time when people are quicker to express anger and more likely to be angry at people “not like them”, many of us are seeking tools to respond effectively to such biased anger. This training will give you tools and insights to use in such situations and a chance to think about how you […]

The World Affairs Council of New Hampshire will host a series of four global trivia nights at the Last Chapter Pub on the campus of Southern New Hampshire University. The rules are simple: no phones and no shouting out answers! This will be a fun night of testing your knowledge of global culture, music, politics, […]