NEWS

4/22/24 – New Hampshire Bulletin
Republicans have made illegal immigration a top issue in NH – sometimes with misinformation

4/10/24 – PGN
How trusted messengers increase vaccine uptake

4/2/24 – Manchester Ink Link
A Childhood Health Crisis in Manchester: Pair of public events to address lead poisoning

3/24/24 – New Hampshire Union Leader
About Y.O.U.

3/22/24 – Nashua Ink Link
About Nashua Chapter

2/14/24 – New Hampshire Public Radio
NH regulators say current air permitting process won’t affect Nashua’s rejection of asphalt plant

1/31/24 – Manchester Ink Link
It only takes a spark: Student-inspired course on African-American culture becomes a reality

3/24/22 – New Hampshire Public Radio
A new class is helping N.H.’s Latino immigrants build connections and confidence to change their communities

3/23/22 – Monadnock Ledger-Transcript
As the pandemic loses some of its urgency, healthcare organizations look to new strategies to reach the vaccine-hesitant

3/16/22 – Business NH Magazine
Model Tenants Facing Evictions And it’s Legal

7/16/21 – New Hampshire Public Radio
Language Barriers Limit N.H. Immigrants’ Access To Pandemic Eviction Protection

9/19/21 – Unionleader.com
NH Newsmakers: Williams promoted at Bank of New Hampshire

9/27/21 – WMUR-TV
Clinics held to inform New Hampshire renters of their rights

9/28/21 – WMUR
Clinics held to inform New Hampshire renters of their rights

11/3/21 – New Hampshire Patch
Farish: A New Hampshire Housing Story

5/19/21 – Nashua Telegraph
Sununu: Get a job, get a bonus; $300 federal benefit goes away June 19

5/21/21 – WMUR-TV
Housing advocates warn of impending crisis without more rental assistance

5/6/21 – Yahoo News
Restaurants seek to block raising tipped wages

5/6/21 – Unionleader.com
Restaurants seek to block raising tipped wages

5/2/21- New Hampshire Public Radio
On May Day, N.H. Activists Call For Raising The Minimum Wage to $15

5/2/21 – The Cherokee Ledger News
City charters serve fewer at-risk children than nearby district schools

5/1/21 – InDepthNH
Rally Lifts Up Issues Faced by NH Workers

Boston News Today
SMALL BUT LOUD: THE GRANITE STATE’S RELIGIOUS LEFT REMINDS YOU TO VOTE

8/8/20 – Manchester Ink
Housing advocates raise concerns over new assistance program

8/7/20 – Manchester Ink
People with mental health problems have 2 things in common: ‘they didn’t ask for it, and they don’t deserve it’

7/27/20 – Patch.com
Faith March For Black Lives In Manchester Aims To End Racism

7/25/20 – InDepthNh
Faith March For Black Lives Matter in Manchester Aims To End Racism

7/23/20 – New Hampshire News Review
Covid-19 exposes unequal reality for New Hampshire minorities

7/21/20 – New Hampshire Public Radio
By Degrees: How the Air in Our Homes Links to Climate and Health

7/17/20 – Concord Monitor
New Hampshire Non-Police Resources

7/16/20 – Ledger-Transcript
Calling the police not safe for all Granite Staters

4-26-2020 – Union Leader
NH immigrants translating critical information themselves

4-25-2020 – Union Leader
Manchester pantry caters to city’s immigrants

Union Leader
Short of friars, Capuchins to leave Manchester parish

Radio Boston – wbur.org
New Hampshire Is 90% White. Does Its First-In-The-Nation Primary Reflect The Country?

12/8/19 – Unionleader.com
NH Voices: Rev. Allison Palm and Rev. Sarah Rockwell — We won’t allow our faith to be hijacked

11/6/19 – Unionleader.com
Backers ‘overwhelmed’ by support of voters to place students on school board

11/19/19 – New Hampshire Public Radio
NH Immigration Advocates Find Ways To Engage With Primary Candidates

11/26/19 – Sanders meets with faith leaders on West Side

GSOP is thrilled that our Executive Director, Sarah Jane Knoy, was invited to a special meeting at the White House last month. The meeting included approximately 45 leaders from Maine, NH, and Vermont, brought together to share information about the Biden Administration’s Investing in American program. This program includes $5 billion in infrastructure project funding, $172 million to support clean water activities, and $47 million for PFAS remediation.

During the course of the afternoon, Sarah Jane had the opportunity to talk with Secretary Becerra of the Department of Health and Human Services about GSOP’s work on community health issues and with Secretary McDonough of Veteran Affairs about the importance of rental assistance and housing issues. Our group met several people including the “First Gentleman” Mr. Emhoff and the co-directors of a new White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention.

Overall, it was a great experience and an honor for GSOP to be included in these conversations!