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provided by Stu DiasNew Hampshire musician Stu Dias started a concert series called Diaspora Radio, where he and a revolving group of musicians play a new album each month from start to finish with no breaks in between songs. -
Photos by Anastasiia Zazuliak, a Ukrainian photographer living in Poland/The pair met on social media and within a few days, they were at the border documenting and helping refugees crossing into Poland.
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A grassroots organization is documenting the violence in Ukraine, and has found support in New Hampshire. -
Riyah Patel started New American Scholars to help support refugee students, and keep them in New Hampshire.
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A new exhibit at Kimball Jenkins School of Art featuring artist Jozimar Matimano showcases immigrants and the contributions and experiences they bring with them to America.
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An Abenaki couple, both basket makers, were part of a thriving economy on Lake Sunapee in the early 1900s. Generations later, their descendants are keeping the traditions alive.
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Sponsors say the message of consent would be integrated in a "buildable curriculum that is a part of public safety."
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The group protested the theater's drag queen story hour, "Honey Punch and Pals," and community members came out in droves to support the actors.
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As New Hampshire's new 24-week abortion ban and ultrasound requirement go into effect, we want to hear how abortion has touched your life.
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Musician Tom Eaton has been nominated for a Grammy for his album "Brothers," which he created with Will Ackerman and Jeff Oster.
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An exhibit in Hopkinton is changing the narrative on Abenaki history, and showing that Abenaki people in New Hampshire don't exist in the past tense.
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