Let's get together on Friday, October 9th at the Moka Pot - Let's ensure that we are READY and equipped with must-have information to cast our VOTES! 

Friends from local organizations will share resources for how we actively uplift our communities participate on election day. And come meet some of the BIPOC candidates running for office, and connect with friends - old and new - in our network of support. 

PSNH and ACLU-NH Banned Book Readout and Open Mic.

Oct 2-9 is Banned Book Week. Help speak out against banned Books and for our Civil Liberties!

Share your favorite Banned Book excerpt or story,
or share some protest or socially conscious poetry at the open mic.

Mark your calendars! AFSC New Hampshire will host its 2026 Annual Celebration from 12:00 to 4:00 PM on September 26th at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Concord.

Join us for an afternoon of fellowship, delicious food, and inspiration with our keynote speaker Kelly Hayes, movement leader, organizer, and author.

More details and registration link coming soon!

The Concord Multicultural Festival creates opportunities for people to share traditions, build relationships, and celebrate the diversity that strengthens our community. Together we are creating a welcoming community where every culture is valued, every story is heard, and every person feels they belong.

We are inviting our community to attend our second annual community baby shower and resource fair. This event is being hosted by the Manchester Perinatal Coalition and led by members/partners from BLM NH, Centro Latino de NH, and the NH Black Women's Health Project. We understand that true support comes from a village; one that stands together to care for our community, particularly those who continue to face systemic challenges. 

Join us to celebrate nonviolence with music, workshops, circle discussions, trainings and activities for the whole family!

This event is in conjunction with the UN International Day of Peace (September 21) and Campaign Nonviolence’s days of action (September 21–October 2)

Nonviolence is a way to work for social change and resolve conflict without causing harm to others. Locally, nationally, and globally, nonviolent alternatives are already challenging violence in all its forms.

The NH Center for Justice & Equity, Black Lives Matter NH, the Business Alliance for People of Color, the Black Heritage Trail of NH, and the Racial Unity Team invite you to join us at our next Collective Power Community Convening on Saturday, September 19 , 2026.

NAACP Health Equity Committee Blood Drive at YWCA New Hampshire 72 Concord St., Manchester, NH 03101 Saturday September 19, 9:30AM - 2:00PM. Please call 1-800-RED-CROSS or visit RedCrossBlood.org and enter NAACP to schedule an appointment.

The Black Freedom Celebration & Community Cookout in Manchester, NH takes place on Saturday, August 8, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM on the lawn of Brookside Congregational Church at 2013 Elm Street.

Join the NH Collective Power Coalition and local partners on Tuesday, August 4, 2026 at 5pm for a community rally outside Manchester City Hall ahead of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BOMA) meeting to honor Nickenley's life by strengthening our connections and building our collective power. 

Join us as we come together to learn, process, heal, and act. Turn grief into community action and be empowered to share your concerns and demands for real change directly with city leaders. 

The NH Collective Power Coalition will be hosting a Community Conversation to discuss the recently released Attorney General's report on the killing of Nickenley Turenne.

Juneteenth New England will be returning to Crossway Christian Church in downtown Nashua for a 3rd year of celebration! We’re looking forward to gathering together again on Saturday, June 20, 2026 for another powerful celebration rooted in Black American culture.

An interactive session for makers and thinkers to collaborate, connect, and spark new ideas.

Juneteenth at the Currier brings us together for special tours and hands-on creative experiences exploring Black joy. This event is presented in partnership with the Racial Unity Team.

One night only in Southern NH! "Different Ships, Same Boat"—award-winning, interactive mix of spoken word, music & song commemorating America's 250th & Juneteenth. Don't miss it, get your tix today!