Strawbery Banke Makes an Important Black History Discovery at Penhallow House
Penhallow House, the only “saltbox” house remaining at Strawbery Banke Museum, was once home to an extended African-American family.
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Essay: NH’s ‘Divisive Concepts’ law threatens historical truth in the classroom
Challenge yourself to really think about what you learned as a child and what truths you’ve discovered as you grow.
Helping New Hampshire’s Immigrants Find Career Success
Jean Hakuzimana of NH Songa is helping immigrants find meaningful work across the Granite State
King at “The Pearl”
Children’s book by Portsmouth minister and Maine writer tells the story of 1952 visit by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Essay: Investing in development of diverse leaders pay dividends
Representation communicates not only what is possible, it emboldens people to dream big.
New England Sweetwater Farm and Distillery Creates Award-winning Spirits
What adds an inspiring dimension to this exceptional distillery is its status as an African-American, family-owned business.
Essay: BIPOC entrepreneurship grows in New Hampshire
New Hampshire, renowned for its picturesque landscapes and tight-knit communities, is not often the first place that comes to mind when discussing the landscape of diverse entrepreneurship.
New Road To Owning a Home
Latino-owned Coa Realty Group helps Granite Staters access bilingual resources and support on the path to home ownership.
Essay: How lack of affordable housing impacts our communities of color
New Hampshire had significant growth in new housing creation in the 1970s through the 1990s as more people moved to the Granite State for work, less taxes and quality of life.
Shout Out: Ali Sekou makes history
The Niger native is the first person of color on the concord City Council
