Join the Center for Ethics in Society, in partnership with NH Housing and the NH Office of Planning and Development, on May 9 as we launch the New Hampshire Zoning Atlas, the result of a 16-month effort to research, catalog, digitize, and graphically display all of New Hampshire’s zoning regulations, community-by-community, district-by-district.

 
The NH Zoning Atlas has the potential to be a valuable tool for researchers, policymakers, planners, community leaders, builders and developers, advocates, and others to understand NH’s zoning, as well as to stimulate a statewide discourse about the ways in which zoning in our communities - both individually & collectively - affects housing supply & affordability.
 
The launch will include a presentation of the atlas, a panel discussion, and remarks from special guests, including Sara Bronin (U.S. Advisory Council on Historic Preservation and founder of the National Zoning Atlas).

We hope you will join us for this exciting event. Breakfast is included.
 

President Joseph Favazza and the Diversity & Inclusion Innovation Fund (DIIF) Committee welcome you to this annual event showcasing Innovation Fund grant recipients! Join us for a panel discussion with winning innovators and enjoy some refreshments. Tuesday, April 25, from 4:00-5:30 p.m. in the Event Space (Jean Student Center).

Spanish students are leading a college visit for Spanish speaker High School students and their families.

Contact Information:

Dianna Terrell, Ph.D.
Professor of Education

Additional Information: 
Join four groups of current Education Studies, Politics, Communication, Marketing, and Fine Arts students in the Savard Welcome Center Blake Room where they will provide either posters or panels to address the following: 

• Policy Solutions to Protect Students’ Safety & Well-Being
• Policy Solutions to Promote Equity for Protected Student Populations
• Policy Solutions to Support the Teaching Profession
• Policy Solutions to Defend Students’ Access to High Quality Curriculum