Meet people, learn together, and take action.
RAD NH events create opportunities to connect with people across New Hampshire, build organizing skills, understand what is happening in our communities, and take meaningful action together.
An event can be a first step into the movement or the beginning of a deeper role in a campaign, organizing team, or leadership pathway.
Find a place to connect and participate.
Browse current RAD-NH events, trainings, actions, and organizing opportunities below. This event feed updates automatically as new opportunities are added.
Choose an event that matches your interests, location, and availability.
You can attend a public meeting, training, community conversation, canvass, phonebank, action, or organizing-team gathering.
After you register, RAD NH may follow up with event details and opportunities connected to the same work.
Different opportunities support different ways of participating.
Event offerings change throughout the year based on campaigns, elections, community needs, and leadership-development priorities.
Community conversations
Meet neighbors, share what people are experiencing, identify common concerns, and explore possibilities for collective action.
Trainings and workshops
Build practical organizing skills, political analysis, confidence, and readiness to take on a meaningful role.
Canvasses and outreach
Talk with voters and community members, listen to their concerns, share opportunities, and invite people into the work.
Phonebanks and digital actions
Reach people across New Hampshire, provide timely information, make invitations, and move supporters into action.
Public actions and advocacy
Attend hearings, deliver testimony, meet decision-makers, join rallies, and participate in coordinated public pressure.
Organizing-team gatherings
Build relationships, plan shared work, develop leadership, reflect on campaigns, and coordinate local action.
The event is one moment in a longer relationship.
RAD NH events are designed to help people connect, participate, and identify a next step—not simply attend once and disappear.
Follow-up helps people find where they belong.
After an event, organizers and member leaders may invite participants into a conversation, another action, a training, an organizing team, or membership.
The right next step depends on the person’s interests, relationships, experience, location, and capacity.
Build relationships
Events create a welcoming place for people to meet others who share concerns and hopes for their communities.
Create shared understanding
Participants connect personal experiences to root causes, public decisions, and organized power.
Offer meaningful action
People leave with a clear opportunity to contribute rather than only more information.
Develop new leaders
Members can welcome participants, facilitate, tell stories, manage turnout, support logistics, and lead follow-up.
You can arrive as you are.
You do not need prior organizing experience, specialized knowledge, or a commitment to take on a large role before attending.
A clear purpose
Event descriptions explain what will happen, who the event is for, and what participants may be invited to do.
A welcoming environment
Facilitators help people connect, understand the agenda, participate at their comfort level, and ask questions.
Practical information
Registrants receive available details about timing, location, virtual access, preparation, transportation, and materials.
A next-step invitation
Most events include an opportunity to take action, continue learning, connect with an organizer, or join future work.
We work to make participation possible for more people.
Access needs vary, and not every format works for every person. Event pages should include the best available information so people can plan.
In-person and virtual options
When possible, RAD NH offers a mix of online and in-person opportunities across different parts of the state.
Accommodation conversations
Participants can share needs related to disability, language, technology, transportation, caregiving, scheduling, or participation format.
Different levels of engagement
Some people attend to listen and learn. Others take an action, volunteer, join a team, or step into leadership.
Contact RAD NH as early as possible when you need additional information or an accommodation for a specific event.
Come meet the people building power across New Hampshire.
Register for an upcoming event, attend a training, or connect with an organizer to find an opportunity that fits your interests and availability.
New events are added throughout the year as campaigns, trainings, elections, and local organizing opportunities develop.