Awarded Grants

To improve access to affordable housing options for New Hampshire's low income residents and to reduce homelessness by developing an interim state-level plan

To provide safer homeless services for clients and staff during COVID-19 by providing shelter leadership technical assistance in accessing funding, making operational improvements and supporting the conversion of shelter sites into permanent housing.

To reduce child and family hunger by developing and using public awareness tools grounded in communications science to effectively message child and family hunger and inspire policy change.

To advance educational equity for students with disabilities during the COVID-19 pandemic by providing individual and systemic advocacy

To translate science into socially equitable and community resilience building practice and policy by enabling the development of problem based learning games to teach antiracist practices and improve cultural competence in industry settings for youth and adults.

To help individuals and philanthropic institutions and other funding organizations make better informed decisions within communities of color and with direct input from representatives of those diverse populations by providing tools and resources needed to enhance knowledge.

To provide evidence-informed training for early intervention and early childhood providers to increase the capacity of their interdisciplinary teams to care for infants impacted by opioids and other substances and their families.

To expand the reach of, and to develop new audiences for, the NH School Funding Fairness Project's public education efforts by creating and disseminating video versions of its "School Funding and Property Taxes" presentation.

To provide individuals living with disability in New Hampshire access to health and wellness activities and education in a peer-driven social environment by digitally connecting them to a virtual exercise and learning hub at the Sunset Hill Educational Institute (SHEI) facility where they can remote conference from their home with SHEI staff and other peers.

To build and focus advocacy capacity for the future through the consultation with b-fresh consulting.

To deliver a highly engaging, experiential and provocative keynote address regarding equity, diversity and inclusion.

To determine the feasibility of a Manchester Farm to School project that makes locally grown and produced food products available on Manchester School District lunch menus and incorporates experiential nutrition education activities in school curricula by creating an Action Plan to use as the blueprint for the project.