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Learn About Our Policy PrioritiesLearn More Solving Problems Through Policy Change Read our 2023 Annual ReportGo to the Report Building a Bright Future with Equal Opportunities for ChildrenLearn More Educating Communities Learn more about the legislative process in New Hampshire and why your voice matters. Civic Empowerment Take control of your story to create positive public policy change. Building Partnerships Work with us toward common goals through collaboration and resource sharing. Advancing Public Policy Find out what issues New Futures is working on and how policy change will have an impact. Solving Problems through Policy Change At New Futures, we work to improve the health and well-being of all Granite Staters through public policy change and civic empowerment. We envision communities where public policies allow all New Hampshire residents equitable opportunities to live, work, and thrive. Learn More About Us Watch Video 3000+ Unique Advocates in 2023 180+ Partner Organizations Involved 400+ Stories Collected from Granite Staters Each Year 1B+ In State and Federal Funding to Support Granite Staters Advocate Testimonials More Stories “New Futures has done amazing work over the past year, especially around the last legislative session in child care. They made sure that voices were heard – the voices of the teachers, the directors, the families, and the communities – and it made an impact.” Read More “I think of New Futures as this great big organization, but I come here, and it’s just people helping people. It's important to advocate. It’s important that (legislators hear) real lived experience. Our stories are important because we’ve lived them.” Read More Policy Priority Areas New Futures tracks and informs on over 200 health policy bills each year that span all stages of life. Issue Areas Early Childhood Children’s Behavioral Health Health Substance Use Disorder Public Health Alcohol and Other Drugs New Futures, home of NH Kids Count, provides data and research on the health of Granite State children and families. Learn More Advocacy Training Opportunities New Futures provides trainings for both individuals and organizations interested in advocating! See Our Training Options We provide free advocacy trainings for individuals and organizations Request a Training or Speaker Bring a New Futures’ training to your organization or community Check Our Training Calendar See what trainings we have planned in your community Upcoming Hearings and Events View More Apr 25 2024 Public Hearing - Ban on Gender Affirming Care for Transgender Youth HB 619, as amended, would ban gender affirming surgery for transgender youth and prohibit doctors from referring care for transgender youth to out-of-state doctors. Apr 25 2024 Public Hearing - Discrimination in Public Spaces HB 396 would allow for discrimination against transgender people by banning them from using restrooms or locker rooms and participating in sports that align with their preferred gender identity. Apr 25 2024 Public Hearing - Responsible Cannabis Policy HB 1633, the only bill in the legislature this year attempting to legalize cannabis for adult use, falls short of meeting the Principles for Responsible Cannabis Commercialization. The Latest View More New Futures April 19, 2024 Upcoming Hearings and Votes (Week of 4/22/24) New Futures April 15, 2024 Upcoming Hearings and Votes (Week of 4/15/24) New Futures April 10, 2024 Kate Frey discusses cannabis policy on The Power of Prevention podcast Your contribution to New Futures will leave a lasting impact in the Granite State! 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