Our annual reviews provide a sampling of our work during the respective year. We hope you will see the value of our work — and engage with us to make our country and our world a better place for ourselves and generations to come.
In this issue, we share 2024–2025 highlights of our academic programs and centers; milestones of our students, faculty, fellows, alumni, and staff; and much more. Carsey Director Stephen Bird reflects on our continued work in research, policy education, and civic engagement. "I’m energized by the foundation we’ve built — new partnerships, enhanced academic offerings, clearer strategic focus, and expanded policy impact." Looking forward, he adds, "As we enter 2026, I am grateful for the strong foundation that has shaped Carsey and for the dedicated team that makes our work possible." For the full story, read the review. We hope you enjoy it!
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WORLD- GCHS Student Alioune Sidi Mzeirigue fights for global human rights.
- Carsey hosts Dr. Audrey Osler, renowned human rights education expert.
- MCD student Bienfait Polepole addresses schooling issues in Africa.
- Changemaker Collaborative shines a light on innovative solutions.
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NATION- Center for Impact Finance leads research consortium.
- Center for Social Policy in Practice partners with Couch Family Foundation.
- New Hampshire Listens explores navigating a diverse democracy.
- Michael Swack earns Visiting Scholar title at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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STATE- Carsey partners with UNH Survey Center and NH DES to update NH's Priority Climate Action Plan.
- NH Listens releases guide fostering community civic health.
- Center for Social Policy in Practice releases family needs assessment.
- Michael Swack speaks at the "Immigrants in New Hampshire's Workforce" conference.
