Public Health Institute Exploring the History of Community Mental Health and Population Wide Mental Health Strategies Thursday, January 25, 2018 1:00 pm Part I - Back to Our Roots: Exploring […]

International Friends Soup & Salad Social Friday, January 26 at SNHU 5:30-7:30 PM This International Friends event is a Soup & Salad Social with games. After a get-acquainted activity, we’ll enjoy some […]

DESCRIPTION If you want to learn more about buying your home or are not sure where to start, join us for the next Home Buyer Seminar. This program reviews the […]

Supported by a NH Humanities Community Project Grant, residents in Madbury, Lee, and Durham will be investigating race and racism through the Oyster River Community Read. The first event in […]

Immigrant and refugee families in New Hampshire are engaged, self-empowered, and strengthened to advocate for themselves and their communities as they achieve their aspirations for success. Introduction by Rev. Mary […]

The data on immigrants is clear. They are vital contributors to our local and national economies. In a time when facts alone don’t seem to matter, how exactly do you […]

The Art of Hope Mondays, February 5 through 26 6 to 8 pm  This winter the Currier Museum of Art is working with Partnership for Drug-Free Kids to provide educational […]

Throughout the next few months, our immigrant neighbors of Indonesian descent, as well as of other backgrounds, will have to check in at the Norris Cotton Federal building. We have […]

Support Your Child’s School Success Presented by the Parent Information Center of Concord NH This session offers practical support to parents of children with disabilities who want to help their […]

In January, the NH Council of Churches supported an “Immigration 101” forum at St. James Episcopal Church in Keene. Eva Castillo and Sarah Jane Knoy led discussion on the history […]