Essay: The impact of marginalization of indigenous people in New Hampshire
The Abenaki people in New Hampshire, part of N’Dakinna, their traditional homeland, have faced violent colonial legacies that have significantly impacted their population.
603 Diversity
Akwesasne art makes NH debut
Indigenous artists challenge the narrative of contemporary Native art
The Beauty of Birch
Indigenous people make art, tools and transportation with versatile birch bark
Conference To Help Advance Business Goals for BIPOC Community
The Business Alliance for People of Color in New Hampshire has organized its inaugural Shades of Progress conference.
A Fusion of Cultural Fashion
In the vibrant melting pot of Manchester, cultural diversity thrives, and nowhere is this more evident than in the realm of fashion.
New Hampshire’s Abenaki People Are Still Here
New Hampshire’s Abenaki people and their allies work to bring hidden history into the open
Passion for Photography
Esmeldy Angeles tells a story in pictures
Digging into Native American History
State Archaeology Program Field School has students excavate the past
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.
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.
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