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A Call for Dignity: We Must Preserve the Nursing Home Staffing Rule

With too few staff to provide proper care, nursing home residents may not get the critical medication they need when they need it.

Winter is coming, and so are the viruses that we’ve come to know as the triple-demic (flu, RSV, COVID). We

March is Women’s History Month. It celebrates women’s contributions, struggles, blocked opportunities, and ultimate triumphs. It is also a time

Publisher’s Note: According to a 2015 report from Stateline and NCSL, the average age for a New Hampshire State legislator

My name is Cristal Miranda. I’m a first-generation Mexican American Chicana, a mom, a wife, and I love hiking. I

The Latinx community is one of the most diverse in the United States. The American cultural melting pot has always

“Why do we capitalize our name?” I asked my father. “Because it is a sign of respect, that we matter,

Managing the crippling chronic mental illness

Executive Director, World Affairs Council of New Hampshire on creating a story we can all own together

Suburban moms blend ice, margarita mix, and tequila into their blenders to ring in the weekend. College students order a

Housing Stability Program Manager, Front Door on giving a ‘hand up” and not a “hand out”

Housing Stability Program Manager, Front Door on giving a ‘hand up” and not a “hand out”