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 the series is on Jan. 31 at the Madbury Public Library (NH), based on the featured book, "Waking Up White and Finding Myself in the Story […]

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 Georges. Please join us as we discuss the strategic plan and case management at Victory Women of Vision.

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 make the argument that immigrants are economic assets? Register now for Making Facts Matter: Immigrants, the Economy and Words that Work, a free webinar on February […]

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 experiences in our galleries and classrooms that support parents whose children have a substance use disorder. The dynamic new program, “The Art of Hope,” speaks […]

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 made strong connections with these individuals during our months of vigils and would like to offer our solidarity and support during their check in. Please […]

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 children succeed at school. The workshop will include tips and strategies to assist parents in understanding what schools expect of them and how to work […]

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 and present of US immigration practice. They answered questions and also offered ways in which citizens can be informed about, build relationships with and also […]

Staying Connected with Your Teen 5 session workshop for parents/caregivers of teens Wednesday:  February 7, 14, 21, March 7 and 14 Boys & Girls Club, 555 Union St., Manchester, NH Dinner provided 5:15 - 5:45; Program 5:45 - 7:45 REGISTER HERE contact Julie Yerkes, NH Teen Institute, for details about the program jyerkes.ti@gmail.com; 603-545-1046   Staying Connected with Your […]

Different Roots, Common Dreams Photo Exhibit and Reception with Photographer Becky Field Becky Field's exhibit of photographs on NH’s cultural diversity will be on display at the Barrington Public Library for the month of February 2018. Reception and talk on February 7, 6:30 pm. All are welcome. Visit: http://differentrootsnh.com  

IMMIGRATION IS ONE OF THE DEFINING ISSUES OF OUR TIME. BUT THIS ISSUE IS NOT NEW TO THE UNITED STATES. How did our immigration policy start? How does today’s policy compare to that of the past? Wednesday, February 7, 2018. 7pm. A History of US Immigration Policy Former Keene State College professor and chair of the Holocaust […]

Join Catholic Charities NH at our 13th annual Mardi Gras Gala on Saturday, February 10, 2018, at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord. The Mardi Gras Gala raised over $120,000 last year, supporting services that provide pathways out of poverty. Mardi Gras is a Louisiana-themed event that celebrates the culture of New Orleans, home to […]

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 and present of US immigration practice. They answered questions and also offered ways in which citizens can be informed about, build relationships with and also […]

Active Bystander Training 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 […]

This Conversation Café will be in both Spanish and English! This will be a great opportunity for community members who speak either Spanish or English fluently and want to practice the other language. Or maybe you're fluent in both and want to connect with other bilingual neighbors! The idea for this event came about when […]

Italian Love Songs with Salvatore Basile Italian-born singer Salvatore Basile came to America when he was three years old on the ship Andrea Doria, which sank three years later. He recalls developing his love of music as a teenager while listening to his father sing Italian love songs to his mother. It is his father […]

Feb. 18: Let’s Talk about Racial Issues, panel discussion Keeping the Dream Alive in Concord Let’s Talk About Racial Issues February 18, 2018, 3:00pm-5:00pm South Congregational Church, 27 Pleasant Street, Concord, NH 03301 Panelists: Dawn Berry, Ken Barnes, James McKim Read or download A Framework for Anti-racism and racial Reconciliation Training in the Episcopal Church. “So […]

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 Steps to Home Ownership and gives you the tools and resources needed to make good financial decisions at every stage of the home buying process. […]

Human Book Festival The “books” at this festival are people with stories to tell, about interesting jobs or travels; causes they have championed; experiences of prejudice due to their religion, disability, or other identity; and more. At the event, you can “check them out” for one-on-one conversations in the library. Between 1 pm and 2 […]

Celebrating the arrival of spring, Holi (also called Holaka or Phagwa) is a festival practiced by Hindus in countries such as India, Nepal, and Bangladesh in March. The public is invited to attend this family-friendly cultural celebration at the Historical Society of Cheshire County, 246 Main Street, in Keene on Saturday, March 3th at 12pm. […]