Join a community building power across New Hampshire.
RAD NH membership is an ongoing commitment to learn, participate, build relationships, and help shape the future of our organization and our communities.
Membership means moving from supporting the work to helping build, strengthen, and sustain it with others.
Membership is a relationship, not a mailing list.
Members identify with RAD NH’s mission and values, participate in the organization over time, and help build the people power needed to win change.
Members help shape and carry the work.
Membership creates a deeper relationship with RAD NH and a clearer pathway into organizing teams, campaigns, trainings, elections, and leadership.
Members participate within RAD NH’s shared strategy, structures, values, and organizational responsibilities.
Build relationships
Get to know other members, organizers, and leaders working across communities and issues.
Take meaningful action
Participate in campaigns, outreach, trainings, public events, elections, and team projects.
Help shape priorities
Share your experience, participate in member conversations, and contribute to organizational strategy.
Develop leadership
Build skills, take responsibility, recruit others, and help strengthen RAD NH over time.
There are many ways to contribute.
Members bring different experiences, schedules, skills, access needs, and levels of availability. Participation can grow over time.
Join an organizing team
Build relationships, identify local priorities, take shared responsibility, and develop leadership with others.
Support campaigns
Canvass, phonebank, tell your story, testify, attend actions, help with turnout, or support communications.
Attend trainings
Build organizing skills, political analysis, confidence, and readiness to take on new roles.
Engage in elections
Talk with voters, participate in candidate conversations, support approved electoral work, and help build governing power.
Share skills and experience
Contribute through research, writing, design, logistics, facilitation, digital work, mentoring, or community relationships.
Step into leadership
Lead a project, facilitate a meeting, recruit others, mentor new members, or help develop strategy.
Membership should create connection, clarity, and opportunity.
RAD NH works to provide members with meaningful ways to participate, accurate information, staff support, leadership development, and a clear relationship to the organization’s larger strategy.
Members and staff have different roles, but both are responsible for the health of the organization.
Staff coordinate campaigns, public communications, partnerships, legal compliance, data, and organizational priorities.
Members bring relationships, lived experience, local knowledge, leadership, and sustained participation into the work.
Clear invitations
Members receive concrete opportunities to act, learn, lead, and contribute to current work.
Training and coaching
Members can build skills through workshops, practice, preparation, feedback, and debriefs.
Organizational connection
Members stay connected to RAD NH’s mission, strategy, statewide work, campaigns, and community.
Respect and accessibility
We work to create different ways to participate and discuss accommodations and access needs.
Membership creates meaningful ownership, but public actions, campaign decisions, and communications remain coordinated through RAD NH’s organizational structure.
Start where you are and grow from there.
Some people become members after years of participation. Others are ready to make a deeper commitment soon after meeting RAD NH.
Tell us what matters to you.
Complete the membership form or have a conversation with an organizer about your interests and community.
Get to know RAD NH.
Attend an orientation, event, training, team meeting, or campaign activity.
Take a meaningful role.
Choose an opportunity that fits your interests, skills, availability, and current organizational priorities.
Build leadership over time.
Deepen relationships, take greater responsibility, recruit others, and help develop the organization.
You do not need to know exactly where you fit before becoming a member. An organizer can help you identify a meaningful next step.
Become part of the organization.
Complete the membership form below to begin your relationship with RAD NH. An organizer may follow up to learn more about your interests and connect you with current opportunities.
A form begins the relationship.
After you submit your information, RAD NH may contact you to learn more about your interests, explain current opportunities, and identify a next step.
Membership participation varies based on location, campaigns, team development, organizational priorities, and individual capacity.
Your participation can help someone else find their place too.
Become a member, connect with an organizer, or join an upcoming event to begin building relationships and taking action with RAD NH.
You do not need prior organizing experience or a large amount of free time. A willingness to learn, participate, and build with others is enough to begin.