Tell Congress to Prioritize the Children in 2021
Congress is back in session and setting priorities for the year to come. Let them know they need to focus on ensuring a bright future for children!
People in New Hampshire overwhelmingly support investing in our kids, and especially early education.
After years of work by advocates, supporters in New Hampshire and coalition partners, Governor Chris Sununu signed bipartisan legislation in 2017 that ensures more kids in the Granite State will have access to day kindergarten. We are continuing to push for full funding and increased access to high-quality early education, including full-day kindergarten, for all children in New Hampshire.
We’re committed to ensuring all children succeed in school and life.
Congress is back in session and setting priorities for the year to come. Let them know they need to focus on ensuring a bright future for children!
Our advocates have been busy at work making sure that candidates are committing to invest in kids!
Advocate Margaret Campbell spoke at a webinar for democratic gubernatorial candidate and Executive Councilor Andru Volinsky.
Advocate Margaret Campbell spoke at a webinar for democratic gubernatorial candidate and State Senator Dan Feltes.
Sen. Shaheen has become a co-sponsor of the Child Care Workforce and Facilities Act, bringing parents and other caregivers one step closer to not having to choose between work and child care.
I am shocked, saddened and disturbed by our government’s attacks on asylum. As a parent, I am especially shocked at how these policies affect children.
With our lack of affordable child care and the opioid epidemic devastating the Granite State, many families are in need of support services.However without vital state funding for our work, we cannot provide families with the support they need.
Emily Johnson
Mobilization Manager, New Hampshire
Emily Johnson is the Manager of Mobilization in New Hampshire. She joined SCAN in June of 2016 after beginning her organizing career at the New Hampshire Sierra Club. Her interest in advocacy began at Colby-Sawyer College, where she studied public health and volunteered on a variety of social justice campaigns.
A New Hampshire native, Emily grew up in Freedom and currently resides in Concord with her Australian Cattle Dog, Plum.