NASHUA CHAPTER
Greater Nashua Area
The Nashua Chapter is deeply committed to engaging our community’s diversity and ensuring that all 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 (in person location is generally the Nashua Unitarian Universalist Church at 58 Lowell St) 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.
Projects We’re Involved In:
- Commitment to increasing safe, affordable housing in the Nashua area
- Insisting that Nashua Housing Trust Fund awards go to create NEW affordable housing for the lowest income residents
- Supporting immigrant and refugees’ rights through attending vigils and meeting with elected officials to advocate for a just immigration policy
- Organizing tenants’ councils in public housing, supporting the residents demands to be included in plans for their community’s future
- Working to increase access to affordable, quality healthcare and childcare
- Multi-lingual Voter Education and Get Out the Vote Campaigns
- Supporting the rights of low-wage workers
- Organizing to raise the state minimum wage for all
SHARE YOUR STORIES
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 $2,000+ for a two bedroom apartment. Fill out the form below to share your experiences with the Chapter – whether it is about the housing crisis or any other social issue you face in Nashua.