The Icon Series reflects on those who paved the way for our justice and equity journey. Today, NHCJE celebrates the extraordinary life of Yuri Kochiyama.

As part of our giving thanks this season, NHCJE is sharing art and stories about the lives of those who paved the way for today’s justice and equity work.

A look at initiatives promoting equitable access to healthy meals and empowering communities, with sustainable solutions that drive positive change.

BAPOC Board Member Lionel Loveless shares the impact of building community, focusing on the lives and businesses of entrepreneurs of color in New Hampshire.

Public policy in New Hampshire: Strengthening economic security through strong fiscal policy can allow our state’s economy to thrive — for everyone.

Medical Director Dr. Marie Ramas talks to NHCJE about health equity and initiatives to address health disparities

The New Hampshire Center for Justice & Equity has released a  literature review.

Clean air, safe housing, and high quality of life shouldn’t be a privilege. Learn about the Environmental Justice Movement with CLF advocate Arnold Mikolo

Incorporating a racial justice lens in the fields of advertising, communications, and marketing will challenge stereotypes, promote diversity and inclusion, and adopting ethical practices for positive change.

Chau Ngo’s story is one of many immigrant experiences in Manchester that highlight systemic challenges and the power of equity and education.

The Community College System of New Hampshire’s new Promise Program represents a potential game changer for many of NH’s community college students.

Public art institutions shape cultural narratives and represent diverse communities. Examining their relationship to colonialism is essential.

NHCJE spoke with Henry Och, CEO of Harbor Care, about the organization’s mission to tackle health disparities and provide services to vulnerable populations.

Insightful speakers in education started a conversation about expanding equity in schools at NH Center for Justice and & Equities' first Annual Meeting.

Making the “belonging case” for diversity will require us to look beyond test scores and broaden our understanding of which outcomes are most vital.

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.