Something as basic as a home should be easy to access. Elissa Margolin, Director of Housing Action NH, tells what's being done to fix the housing crisis.

We spoke with Sean Locke, Director of the DOJ’s Civil Rights Unit, on how their work is essential for promoting social justice and equality in New Hampshire.

New Hampshire has green-lit implicit bias training for police officers. Its adoption by law enforcement has been underwhelming. Learn why enactment is slow.

The mere presence of divisive concept legislation demoralizes teachers and impacts students. Teachers may also limit what their students learn out of fear.

NHCJE and partners brought together members of the BIPOC community in New Hampshire and surrounding states to discuss the Culture of Policing.

Contemporary art has the power to amplify marginalized voices, challenge dominant narratives, bring communities together, and advocate for change.

New Hampshire’s Judicial Branch is training court staff on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion -DEI and expanding pipeline diversity for new hires (141c)

The rate of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice, DEIJ professionals being hired and fired by school districts is irresponsible. We must work to fix it.

A newly released brief from the New Hampshire Center for Justice and Equity summarizes NH's race and ethnicity demographics data.

The more people that participate in the economy, the more it grows. Dwight Davis, Chair of NHCJE, shows why diversity is key to creating robust, fair economies.

Learn how community media partnerships can help historically underserved communities and have input into how narratives are told about them in local media.

The NH Center for Justice and Equity (NHCJE) is pleased to announce an operating support grant from the Nellie Mae Education Foundation has been awarded.

Josephine (Jo) Porter, MPH, is joining the New Hampshire Center for Justice and Equity. Porter will help lead the Center’s policy and program efforts.