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Nov138 a.m. - 9 a.m., Battleground States and Post-Election DebriefJoin us as political and demographic experts, UNH Professor Dante Scala and Ken Johnson, explore some of the more nuanced aspects of the November 5 election and its outcomes. They will focus on the differences between urban and rural areas—nationally, in key battleground states, and in New H a.m.pshire. This special election edition of the Carsey Policy Hour will include an evaluation of key factors driving the outcome and critical d...
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Nov13noon - 12:45 p.m., During this time, we all have a lot on our minds. Political division and misinformation sows seeds of distrust and impacts our relationships. How will you engage in public life in the coming months? Join NH Listens for an online reflection and connection conversation on November 13, 4–5 p.m.. We'll pause, discuss what's on our minds, and share ideas for engaging a political mix in f a.m.ily, neighbors, work, and school.
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Nov134 p.m. - 5 p.m., As a community of care during this time, we may be sitting with joy, uncertainty, change, and perhaps some hope. We know that time together in the community, having conversations, reflecting together is important. This hour-long conversation will be focused on talking and reflecting on how we can stay in the community across divides and through good conflict.Taking this pause post-election can help us stay in the community and grapple with what's ahead.
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Nov141 p.m. - 2 p.m., Join the info-session to learn more about how you could be a paid Fellow, application tips and more!Learn more and register.The Sustainability Fellowship pairs exceptional UNH undergraduate students and post-baccalaureates (grad students and recent grads) from UNH and universities across the United States with municipal, educational, corporate, and non-profit partners to work on transformative sustainability projects. Don’t think your field of study connects with sustainabili...
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Nov20noon - 2:30 p.m., NH Listens' online Advanced Facilitator Training focuses on those difficult moments when people are in dialogue across significant differences. Many people are often trained to remain "neutral" when serving as facilitators for public engagement and community dialogues. However, that doesn't mean facilitators should remain passive in the face of misunderstandings and harmful dyn a.m.ics. We focus on self-reflection, centering equity, and building confidence to address issu...