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“People’s Budget” Coalition Urges NH Senate, House, to Pass State Budget That Invests In People and Communities
Last Updated: June 12, 2023 by Granite State Progress Leave a Comment
Organizations call for a state budget that invests in our communities’ health, education, recovery, opportunity, and vitality
Category: Press Releases Tags: chris sununu, Education, environment, Governor, Governor Sununu, health care, immigrant justice, State House, State Senate, Sununu
Public Education Advocates Request the Department of Education to Halt 306 Rules Revision Until Clear Public Process and Timeline Established
Last Updated: January 9, 2023 by Granite State Progress Leave a Comment
Professional educators, parents, and community leaders from some of the state’s leading public education organizations have signed a joint letter requesting the New Hampshire Department of Education and the NH State Board of Education to halt the current 306 Rules revision process until a more transparent and inclusive public process and timeline is established for the consequential rules.
Category: Press Releases Tags: chris sununu, Edelblut, Education, education commissioner, frank edelblut, Governor Sununu, honest education, public education, State House, Sununu
Back to School Gun Violence Prevention Assembly Scheduled for Saturday, September 10th at 10:00 AM at Concord High School
Last Updated: September 26, 2022 by Granite State Progress Leave a Comment
As another school year begins, students, parents, educators, and community members gather to remember victims of gun violence and to work toward safer schools and communities
Category: Press Releases Tags: chris sununu, Education, educators, firearms, Governor Sununu, Gun Violence Prevention, guns, public safety, school safety, State House, State Senate, students, Sununu
ICYMI: NH Attorney General Releases Interim Guidance Potentially Invalidating Major Portions of HB 1178, An Extreme and Dangerous Gun Lobby Law Signed by Gov. Chris Sununu
Last Updated: September 26, 2022 by Granite State Progress Leave a Comment
New interim guidance from Attorney General’s office allows state and local police, school officials to respond to firearms related threats and to notify federal law enforcement, despite state law prohibiting cooperation and enforcement; public safety advocates hail interim guidance as victory
Category: Press Releases Tags: chris sununu, educators, Firearm, Governor Sununu, Gun, Gun Violence Prevention, public safety, school safety, State House, State Senate, students, Sununu
Webinar Briefing on HB 1178’s Dangerous Public Safety Impacts for New Hampshire – Wednesday, June 22nd at 1:00 PM
Last Updated: September 26, 2022 by Granite State Progress Leave a Comment
HB 1178 prohibits state and local cooperation or enforcement of federal firearms laws, leaving our schools and communities dangerously vulnerable
Category: Press Releases Tags: chris sununu, educators, Governor Sununu, Gun Violence Prevention, public safety, school safety, State House, State Senate, students, Sununu
LGBTQ, Child Welfare, and Public Education Advocate Statements on Senate Passage of HB 1431, New Hampshire’s Version of a “Don’t Say Gay” ‘Parental Rights’ Bill
Last Updated: September 26, 2022 by Granite State Progress Leave a Comment
HB 1431 will create unsafe learning environments for students, risk their mental health, and undermine the state’s obligation to provide an adequate and inclusive education for all students CONCORD, NH – Today, the NH Senate passed HB 1431,… Read More
Category: Press Releases Tags: child welfare, chris sununu, Education, educators, Governor Sununu, LGBTQ+, public education, State House, State Senate, students, Sununu
NH Supreme Court to Hear Oral Arguments on Federal Unemployment Benefits Case, Outcome Could Return Thousands of Dollars in Federal Benefits to Granite Staters Who Lost Job or Income Due to COVID-19
Last Updated: September 26, 2022 by Granite State Progress Leave a Comment
NH Supreme Court set to rule on Sununu Administration’s decision to prematurely cut off federal unemployment benefits for Granite Staters CONCORD, NH – On Wednesday, May 4 at 9:30 AM, the New Hampshire Supreme Court will hear oral… Read More
Category: Press Releases Tags: chris sununu, covid, covid-19, federal benefits, Governor Sununu, NH Supreme Court, pandemic, Sununu, unemployment, working families
Granite State Progress Stands in Coalition With Partners Rallying for Abortion Justice on December 1st
Last Updated: December 2, 2021 by Granite State Progress Leave a Comment
As the Supreme Court begins oral arguments for Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, a case poised to overturn the precedent set in Roe v. Wade, Granite State Progress joins our partner organizations in rallying for the New Hampshire Access to Abortion-Care Act, a landmark piece of legislation that will cement in law reproductive rights for all Granite Staters.
Category: Press Releases Tags: abortion, chris sununu, Governor, Governor Sununu, health care, reproductive justice, reproductive rights, SCOTUS, State House, State Senate, Sununu
Anti-Choice, Pro-Extremism Complicit Chris Sununu Announces Re-Election Bid
Posted: November 9, 2021 by Granite State Progress Leave a Comment
It is clear Granite Staters reject Sununu’s divisive and cowardly agenda and we will continue to work hard to make sure constituents know about Complicit Chris Sununu’s dangerous record.
Category: Press Releases Tags: chris sununu, Governor, Governor Sununu, State House, Sununu
Federal Unemployment Benefits Case Headed to NH Supreme Court
Posted: October 14, 2021 by Granite State Progress Leave a Comment
Granite Staters appeal to NH Supreme Court to restore federal unemployment benefits Sununu Administration prematurely cut off; Ruling could return thousands of dollars to Granite State families facing the loss of a job or income due to the COVID-19 public health pandemic
Category: Press Releases Tags: chris sununu, covid-19, federal, Governor, Governor Sununu, lawsuit, NH Supreme Court, PUA, Sununu, unemployment
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