IN THE NEWS

On Friday, February 22, 2019, Y.O.U. started actively recruiting for new members through a Y.O.U. movie night and listening session with the Manchester high school community.

Sixty three students showed up to watch a movie, learn about Y.O.U., and hang out with friends.

MLK Day events honor those who keep King’s legacy alive

MLK Day: Celebrating young leaders and King’s message of equality and justice for all

Granite Status: A week to go the 2018 campaign gets nasty

Planning for possible changes to SNAP

State employees union, activists call on NH lawmakers to more than double mimimum wage

Raise Up New Hampshire event Monday

Faith Leaders Marching in Solidarity with Immigrants

Dozens Start 4-Day Walk In Manchester To Bring Attention To U.S. Immigration Policy

Pro-immigrant march: From Manchester ICE to jail in Dover

Petitioners Call on Sununu to End NH Immigration Status Checkpoints

Protesters Against N.H. Border Patrol Checkpoints Present Petition to Sununu

Mark Hayward’s City Matters: City student leaders eyeing change for the better

WMUR review: Broad range of services for immigrants in NH

Paul Feely’s City Hall: Student representation on school board takes a step closer

Network launches to support immigrants

Another View — Carol Backus and Eva Castillo Turgeon: Treating immigrants with the dignity all people deserve

Judge puts deportations of Indonesians on hold

Shaheen attends prayer vigil at ICE offices

Groups to seek info on equity in schools

Manchester group teaches how to defuse difficult situations by being ‘active bystander’

Higher Minimum Wage: “Key Issue” into 2017

Manchester panel challenges scofflaw landlords

Manchester landlords wary of new housing report

Concord conference to focus on ‘caring economy’

PHOTOS: “Fight for Fifteen” comes to New Hampshire

Minimum wage rallies to be held in Manchester, Concord

Elmwood Gardens residents to resume weekly walks in Manchester

Micah In Community Action Heroes honored for volunteer service

City taking aim at absentee landlords

Manchester panel would take on evaluating condition of city rentals

Abandoned Manchester building remains without water

Tenant Struggles to Stay in Home

Report details ‘substandard’ Manchester housing

Heather K. Conley: Manchester students would benefit from ending student tracking

Remarkable Women 2014: Game Changers (Sarah Jane Knoy)

Granite State group proposes student-centered learning

Manchester schools’ English Learner guidebook gains approval from immigrant advocates