The Advocacy Network is a monthly, virtual lunch-and-learn series for young people who want to stay informed, speak up, and help shape New Hampshire’s future — without needing to be a policy expert or professional advocate.
Each month, we dig into a topic that’s top-of-mind for young people across the state — from housing and the arts to workforce issues, community wellbeing, and more. These are the conversations happening right now in New Hampshire, and your perspective matters.
A fresh topic every month that directly affects young people in NH
Local subject-matter experts who live and work in the state
Casual, accessible conversations — not lectures or debates
Time for Q&A and discussion, so your questions and experiences are heard
Zero pressure to “network” — just show up, listen, and engage
ALL 2026 SESSIONS
MAY 11 | SUPPORTING NH FAMILIES, with MomsRising NH
At a time when childcare, healthcare, and community supports are shaping whether young people can stay and build their lives here, this conversation will connect the dots between lived experience and policy and show how collective advocacy drives real change.
Featured speakers: Nancy Glynn + MacKenzie Nicholson of MomsRising NH
APRIL 13 | CLEAN ENERGY
Get insider info on pricing hikes, + the policy geared towards making it more affordable
Featured speaker: Sam Evans-Brown, President of Clean Energy NH
MARCH 9 | CHILDCARE
Moving the needle on policy in NH: HB 1195
Featured speakers: Natch Greyes, VP of Policy Policy at the BIA of NH,
David Paige, State Representative (and main bill sponsor)
FEBRUARY | MANUFACTURED HOUSING
Debunking the myths and exploring the opportunities
Featured speaker: Abby Bronson, Director of Policy & Advocacy at the New Hampshire Community Loan Fund
