Take a meaningful step with people across New Hampshire.
Whether you have five minutes, a few hours, or time to take on a larger role, RAD NH offers ways to act on the issues affecting our communities and help build lasting people power.
Every action should help move a public decision, strengthen a relationship, develop leadership, or bring another person into the movement.
Choose an action you can take today.
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A small action can begin a deeper organizing relationship.
You may contact a decision-maker, register for an event, share a story, join outreach, or volunteer for a campaign.
Afterward, RAD NH may follow up with another opportunity connected to the same issue or your interests.
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Different moments call for different forms of participation.
Opportunities change with campaigns, elections, legislative sessions, local organizing, and community needs.
Contact a decision-maker
Send an email, make a call, attend a meeting, or ask an elected official to act on a public demand.
Share your story
Describe how an issue affects your life and help connect personal experience to public decisions and root causes.
Attend an event
Join a community conversation, training, public action, canvass, phonebank, or organizing-team gathering.
Talk with your community
Invite friends, neighbors, coworkers, and family members into conversations and collective action.
Volunteer
Help with outreach, turnout, logistics, research, communications, data, storytelling, or campaign support.
Join sustained organizing
Become a member, join an organizing team, build skills, and take responsibility for developing others.
We act together for a reason.
RAD NH coordinates public actions through current campaigns, organizational priorities, partnerships, and legal responsibilities so that participation contributes to a larger strategy.
The goal is not simply to complete as many actions as possible.
Effective actions are connected to a target, demand, organizing plan, timeline, and pathway for follow-up.
Staff and member leaders help coordinate tactics, public communications, and participation so the work remains aligned and effective.
Move a decision
Apply organized pressure to a person or institution with the authority to act.
Build public support
Help more people understand the issue, the demand, and why collective action matters.
Develop leaders
Create roles where people can practice outreach, storytelling, facilitation, and coordination.
Strengthen organization
Build relationships, retain participants, grow teams, and prepare for the next stage of work.
Public actions, campaign tactics, and organizational communications should be coordinated with RAD NH staff.
A first step can open a longer pathway.
Not everyone begins in the same place. RAD NH helps people move from an initial action into stronger relationships, skills, and leadership.
Take one concrete step.
Sign up, attend, call, write, share, volunteer, or join a coordinated public action.
Build a relationship.
Talk with an organizer or member leader about what motivated you and what you want to change.
Take on a meaningful role.
Join outreach, training, a campaign project, an organizing team, or another shared responsibility.
Help others take action.
Recruit, facilitate, coordinate, mentor, train, and help strengthen the organization.
The most powerful action is often the one that helps another person become active too.
You should know what you are being asked to do and why.
RAD NH works to make action opportunities clear, accessible, purposeful, and connected to follow-up.
A clear ask
You should receive enough information to understand the action, the goal, and what participation involves.
Preparation and support
For larger roles, organizers provide scripts, training, materials, logistics, and a point of contact.
Follow-up
After the action, RAD NH may share results, invite reflection, and offer another way to participate.
Respect for capacity
You can be honest about scheduling, comfort, access needs, and the level of responsibility you can take on.
Organizational coordination
Campaign messaging, public actions, and external communications remain connected to RAD NH’s approved strategy.
A pathway to grow
People who want deeper involvement can connect with an organizer, attend training, join a team, or become a member.
Power grows when more people decide to act together.
Take a current action, join an event, or connect with an organizer to find a role that fits your interests and capacity.
Action opportunities change throughout the year based on current campaigns, public decisions, elections, partnerships, and organizational priorities.