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Women’s History Month: A call to intersectional action

read more…: Women’s History Month: A call to intersectional action

As I sit writing this, I’m warring with myself over if I should write the words that are bubbling to the surface. I like to use this platform to shed light on the issues and realities of Black folk, and Black folk in NH, more specifically. The beginning of this Women’s History Month however, has me reflecting on the sisterhood, how we act out solidarity with each other, and ways that we can continue to be better at building one another up in love and community. 

Exploring the revolutionary history of women on International Women’s Day 2024

read more…: Exploring the revolutionary history of women on International Women’s Day 2024

On Saturday, March 9, the Party for Socialism and Liberation of Southern New Hampshire (PSL) organized an event at the Green Beautiful Cafe to commemorate the holiday. They called the event Revolutionary Women’s History: Craft and Learn. The theme of the event was to make collages from newspapers and magazines to express oneself.

If you’re in New Hampshire April 8, get to the path of totality, eclipse expert says

read more…: If you’re in New Hampshire April 8, get to the path of totality, eclipse expert says

Imagine that you have tickets for really good seats at a Taylor Swift concert, but as you’re driving there, in sight of the stadium, you inexplicably turn around and go home. No concert. No contact, or even a glimpse, of one of the biggest stars in the music universe. Nothing. That, according to author and eclipse chaser David Baron, is the equivalent of not traveling on April 8 to the path of totality for the solar eclipse.

March 14: Understanding a Messy World – A series of community conversations on conflicts and upheavals

read more…: March 14: Understanding a Messy World – A series of community conversations on conflicts and upheavals

The World Affairs Council of New Hampshire (WACNH) is set to delve into this issue through a three-part series examining various methods of comprehending our complex world. The T. William and Patricia Ayers Global Tipping Points series will begin on March 14th at 6:00 pm with a community conversation focused on the role of Realism in International Relations.

Owning my ‘SVU’ obsession

read more…: Owning my ‘SVU’ obsession

During the last week of February, I had a weeklong winter break from my job teaching at a public high school. Many of my friends and colleagues in education use the break as an opportunity to vacation with their families—whether it’s a day trip skiing in the White Mountains, or hopping a last-minute flight to Hawaii.[1]

Pat O’Neil to lead 2024 St. Patrick’s Day Parade as Grand Marshal

read more…: Pat O’Neil to lead 2024 St. Patrick’s Day Parade as Grand Marshal

The Manchester St. Patrick’s Parade Committee anounced on Thursday that Patrick O’Neil has been named as the  Grand Marshal of the 27th annual Manchester St. Patrick’s Parade, which will be held on Sunday, March 24. Each year, the parade names a Grand Marshal who is of Irish heritage and Catholic faith, who has contributed to the betterment of the greater Manchester area.  

‘Our system of justice failed Vernon Hayford – and so many others in the Granite State’

read more…: ‘Our system of justice failed Vernon Hayford – and so many others in the Granite State’

Our systems of justice failed Vernon Hayford—and so many others in the Granite State. Tragically, this is just the most recent in a string of cases where we see a decades-long history of escalating violence but no true accountability or adequate interventions. The result was fatal.

It’s on! Win up to $100K with your idea in the HealthForce NH Innovation Challenge

read more…: It’s on! Win up to $100K with your idea in the HealthForce NH Innovation Challenge

The competition is open to individuals, established organizations, or new organizations within any industry. All proposals need to reflect original thinking or original adaptations and applications of existing programs, changed to be unique. “We are seeking out partners – from health care, education, business, and a dynamic cross-sector of industries – to invest in them as they create unique new ways to help solve the workforce challenges facing the health care industry in New Hampshire,” said HealthForce NH’s Senior Director Kate Luczko.

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