NASHUA CHAPTER
WHAT
The Nashua Chapter is deeply committed to being an agent of change that reflects the need to engage the community in assuring all its members are given their rights and have a voice at the table where community decisions are made.
The Nashua Chapter meets at 6:30 pm on the third Monday of each month (excepting holidays). Most meetings are hybrid and Spanish interpretation is always offered!
Please contact the GSOP office at 603-668-8250 or email torim@granitestateorganzing.org for details regarding the meeting location, or for more information about getting involved.
TODAY AND FORWARD
Projects We’re Involved In:
- Commitment to increasing safe, affordable housing in the Nashua area
- Supporting Get Out to Vote campaigns
- Organizing to raise the state minimum wage for all
The Nashua chapter of GSOP continues its efforts to invite more people of faith along with their faith communities to work with us in bringing about positive changes in our city.
This work includes:
- supporting immigrant and refugees’ rights through attending vigils and meeting with elected officials to advocate for policies that keep families together.
- addressing substandard housing, code enforcement issues, and tenants’ rights.
- organizing tenants’ councils in public housing.
- working to increase access to affordable, quality healthcare and childcare.
- working for low-wage workers’ rights.
- organizing to raise the state minimum wage for all.
- and we encourage people to share their stories of what it is like to raise a family on minimum wage in a city with average rents of $1,000+ for a two bedroom apartment.
SHARE YOUR STORIES
Fill out the form below to share your experiences with the Nashua Chapter.