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
UPCOMING SESSIONS
MAY 13 | COMING SOON
Check back soon for May’s Advocacy Network details!
PREVIOUS SESSIONS
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
