Community/Civic Involvement

New Hampshire Public Radio’s podcast Civics 101 is now embedded within the civic engagement curriculum at Southern New Hampshire University, a private, nonprofit higher education institution serving more 196,000 students online and 4,000 students on campus in Manchester, N.H.  Read more →


The First Amendment Award, from the Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications, honors New Hampshire individuals or groups who stand out in their defense of, or their use of, the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. For the first time, this award will be shared by two honorees. Read more →


Join us at the newly rehabilitated Bradford Town Hall (Seven to Save, 2014) for the unveiling of this year's list of vulnerable special places.  The list features buildings with lesser-known histories as well as properties with severe weather issues and other emerging threats. Read more →


Explore key topics like personal & social identity, navigating tough conversations, and building a truly inclusive workplace culture. Whether you attend one session or all three, you'll walk away with practical insights to strengthen leadership and workplace dynamics. Read more →


The New Hampshire Preservation Alliance and The 1772 Foundation have announced that 1:1 matching grants of up to $10,000 are available for historic preservation Read more →


Hub66’s ongoing efforts align with its broader commitment to expanding affordable, high-speed fiber-based internet services across New England. Serving thousands of homes and businesses in New Hampshire, Vermont, and Massachusetts, Hub66 is at the forefront of regional connectivity and economic development. Read more →