New Hampshire's nonprofits work to make communities stronger. The New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits supports the growth and the leadership of the sector while providing a unified voice. Executive Director, Kathleen Reardon, explains the impact of nonprofits.
Hosted by: Jenny JohnsonProduced by: Greater Boston Newsmakers Team
New Hampshire Career and Technical EducationExecutive Director, Christine Carr, talks about bridging the gap between NH's businesses and CTE schools to ensure students are receiving robust career and technical training and employers are gaining a skilled workforce.
United Ways worldwide strengthen communities through honing in on 3 building blocks of a strong quality of life; education, income and health. Granite United Way Executive Director, Patrick Tufts, talks UW support services and resources in NH.
Girls Scouts of the Green and White Mountainsprovides girls with skills they'll need in the future; from the entrepreneurial cookie program to STEM. The girl led council helps build character, confidence, courage and many more qualities for success.
National Collaborative for Digital Equity Founder, Dr. Bob McLaughlin, explains what digital equity is and its impact on both schoolchildren who do not have broadband access or computers in their homes as well as adults who lack access to the internet.
Families in Transition-New Horizons is working on solutions to end homelessness in New Hampshire. Cathy Kuhn, FIT-NH Vice President of Research and Training talks about providing affordable housing and supportive services to individuals and families.
Many local fire departments have evolved as community needs shift from fire prevention to full service emergency management; including creating safe station programs to combat the opioid crisis to hazmat materials education. Manchester New Hampshire Fire Chief, Dan Goonan, explains.
"There is a way to get more from your college education. Students and alumni of the member schools of the College and University Council benefit in many ways from enrichment programs the Council offers.
Interview recorded October 11, 2017 at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics. Hosted by Nathan O'Leary.
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KENO is the newest game to be played in New Hampshire and officials are banking on its success to fund all-day kindergarten. Charlie McIntyre Director of New Hampshire State Lottery lets viewers know about it, and other advances including i-gaming on Comcast Newsmakers.
Interview recorded on October 11, 2017.
United Ways worldwide strengthen communities through honing in on 3 building blocks of a strong quality of life; education, income and health. Granite United Way Executive Director, Patrick Tufts, talks UW support services and resources in NH.
National Collaborative for Digital Equity Founder, Dr. Bob McLaughlin, explains what digital equity is and its impact on both schoolchildren who do not have broadband access or computers in their homes as well as adults who lack access to the internet.
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