Elected leaders and city officials have reached out to our reporters and editors about the issue as some re-zoning efforts begin. And we've received a lot of reader feedback on the series, which is ongoing.
Our latest story in the series examines how discriminatory lending practices persist in New Hampshire, creating obstacles to home ownership for non-white residents.
The partners of the Collaborative have been closely covering the proposed policies in what began as House Bill 544 (the so-called "divisive concepts" bill). We'd like to hear from you about this initiative so we can directly respond to your questions and concerns with our coverage. Take this survey to tell us what you're curious about and how these policies could impact you.
We'll be pooling our resources from the Collaborative's nearly 20 statewide media and community partners to examine a multitude of issues facing people of color in New Hampshire, from economic opportunity to health equity to criminal justice. Looking at possible solutions and examining whether they could work in our communities will be central to our reporting. We'll focus on the people, the policies and the data. And most of all, we'll make sure people of color will be telling their own story.
