Rights & Democracy New Hampshire

Building people power across New Hampshire.

RAD-NH brings people together to organize for a state where everyone can live with dignity, have a voice in the decisions that affect them, and help shape our collective future.

Our purpose

People closest to the challenges should shape the solutions.

Too many Granite Staters are working hard while struggling to afford housing, healthcare, education, utilities, and the basic costs of living. These conditions are shaped by public decisions—and together, we can change them.

We build relationships, develop leaders, and organize across communities so people can act together, win change, and hold elected officials accountable.

What we stand for

Our organizing pillars

These shared commitments guide the work we build together. Explore each pillar to see the future RAD-NH members are organizing for.

How we organize

From a conversation to collective power.

Connect

We listen to what people are experiencing and build relationships across New Hampshire.

Act together

Members and organizers work through local teams, campaigns, trainings, and public actions.

Lead

People develop skills, bring others into the work, and help shape decisions that affect our communities.

RAD-NH outreach table at an outdoor community gathering.
Four people at a RAD-NH table with organizing and membership materials.
Four people at a RAD-NH outreach table beneath healthcare banners.
A smiling child wearing a Rights and Democracy shirt at an outdoor event.

Get involved

Start where you are.

There is more than one way to take a first step. Choose what fits your interests and capacity.

Events & Trainings

Meet people, learn organizing skills, and take part in upcoming gatherings.

See upcoming events →

Take Action Now

Share what matters to you and add your voice to current calls for change.

Take an action →

Membership

Make RAD-NH your political home through an ongoing commitment to participate and build with others.

Explore membership →

Let's find your place in the work.

You do not need prior organizing experience. Tell us what matters to you, and an organizer can help you find a meaningful next step.