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Essay: Vigilance will be key over the next four years

James McKim, Wildolfo Arvelo,

I do not have a crystal ball to tell what will happen over the coming years. None of us do. But we can speculate based on several factors. We are divided as a nation, more than at any time most…

Essay: A crossroads for diversity efforts

James McKim,

The year 2024 was one of growth, inclusivity and community engagement across various sectors in the Granite State. Many of the stories you have read in this magazine are evidence of that. As we enter 2025, these initiatives provide a…

Essay: The Power of Storytelling

Alberto Ramos,

Our country is deeply divided, and an election season can reveal how deep those divides truly are — or seem to be.

Updating an Icon by Positive Street Art

Amara Phelps,

Mural enlivens Manchester park’s clubhouse

ADA-accessible trails in NH

Emily Reily,

With 93 state parks and 679 walking trails throughout New Hampshire, there are plenty of ADA-accessible spots from which to choose.

Cache of Historic Photos Shows Black Life in Turn-Of-The-Century Rye

Ernesto Burden,

The lives, labors, worship and tourism of Black Americans on the New Hampshire Seacoast are strikingly illustrated in a trove of photos recently acquired by Historic New England.

A Passion for Access

Trisha Nail, Robert Ortiz, Photographer,

Derry resident Danny Chrissanthis doesn’t have a physical disability, nor did he know anyone with any such condition 12 years ago when he became involved with what’s now been an over-decade-long automotive project.

A Community Coalesces

Sarah Pearson, Robert Ortiz, Photographer,

Seacoast Chabad Jewish Center continues its growth with new café

Essay: Addressing technology bias against people with disabilities: Challenges and Solutions

James McKim,

In our increasingly digital world, technology plays a pivotal role in shaping how we live, work and interact. However, a concerning trend has emerged: Many technologies, both AI-powered and non-AI, exhibit biases against people with disabilities.