This week on State House Watch Maggie Fogarty and Grace Kindeke of AFSC-NH interviewed two guests from Granite State Progress, Zandra Rice-Hawkins and Sarah Robinson. Their talk ranged over Commissioner Edelblut, attacks on public education, gun bills, healthcare and reproductive rights.

Senate in session this week
HB476 anti bail reform
Title 42 Amendment  

Education
Edelblut op-ed
Free Staters
Croydon
Public Education stands for  nationwide trend
Vouchers' segregationist roots
Voucher law utilization
Unqualified private contractors
Croydon reconsideration meeting
Democracy depends upon education
May 12 State Board public comment opportunity
HB1431 'parental so called bill of rights'
Community protections
HB1393 budget caps (Croydeners' testimony)
HB1639 threat to Youth Risk Behavior Survey

Gun control policies
HB1178 state nullification of federal rules
ATF bumpstock rule
Schools/domestic abusers/
Healthcare/reproductive justice
Ultrasound/fatal fetal anomalies
Post partum care
Trainings
Story based testimony
Self managed abortion care

International workers' day rally 
LINKS
Reproductive Freedom Fund
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GSP Tip Line
Chris Pappas
Maggie Hassan
Sarah Robinson

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Guest co-hosts Lidia Yen and Steven Kidder of the NH Youth Movement interview members of the Concord School District's SRO Discipline Task Force.

HB1266 local immigration enforcement
full house + senate voting this week
SB240, SB241 apportionment
vaccines, registry
HB103 dental benefit
 
Lidia Yen, Steven Kidder, Change for Concord
Barry Lawrence & Elizabeth Lahey
SRO Discipline Task Force
meeting students' particular needs
recognition of disability
definition of 'discipline'
in school and out of school suspensions,
...expulsions, arrests
unintentional perceived discipline
bullying, demeaning
unequal treatment
self censoring
safe to thrive, safe to fail
SRO's in schools
-unequal treatment
-criminalizing behavior
-increased student/law enforcement contact
-unintended consequences re: student success
-class aspect along with bipoc aspect
properly resource our schools
support and growth vs. discipline and punishment
safety coaches, de-escalation + support
outcome of the Task Force

title 42 expulsion

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This week's State House Watch Radio features New Hampshire Youth Movement's Deputy Political Director Erika Perez and Codirector of Communications Eva Ford. Their guest for part 1 of the show is Josie Pinto, Executive Director of the Reproduction Freedom Fund of NH. Then, listen to a discussion between Erika and Eva about The New Hampshire Youth Movement.
 
Some of the topics you'll hear discussed today are:

Reproductive Freedom Fund of NH:
Financial Aid
Hyde Amendment
Founding of
Ultrasound mandate
Medication abortion
Access to abortion care act
6 week Texas style ban
Type C abortion vs. ultrasound mandate
Rewarding work
Legislative advocacy
501c4 could do more of advocacy & election work
Preparing for Roe v. Wade falling
Fatal fetal anomaly storytellers
One staff + volunteers
Mission, goals
Patient centered
Education
Crisis overload
Texas, Oklahoma
Sustaining the urgency
Ongoing funding need
Social media contacts
@reprofundnh
info.rffnh@gmail.com
Volunteer opportunities
 
NH Youth Movement:
Legislative activities
Tracking bills
Advocacy and communications
Obstacles to participation
Ways of communicating with legislators
Social media action
Break it down to it's values
Participation
Methods of bill tracking
Scheduling
HB238 'gay panic defense'
HB1609 backing off some abortion restrictions
Earth Day actions
 
HB1393 education cap
HB579 immigration checkpoints
HB1266 local immigration enforcement
HB1080 reproductive care access
HB1609 abortion limits
HB238 gender identity panic defense
SB240 NH Senate redistricting
SB241 NH Executive Council redistricting

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New Hampshire Senate
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​In this week's radio edition of AFSC's State House Watch, Maggie Fogarty and Grace Kindeke talk with Louise Spencer, co-founder of the Kent Street Coalition, and then after a musical break, Liz Canada from Planned Parenthood NH Action Fund.

Here are the topics they discuss:

HB1598 cannabis

intro Louise & Kent St.
this year's issue list
writ large, attack on democracy
elevation of individual rights vs. public welfare
education
elections
public  health
SB418 voter affadavit
 four elements of proof
 provisional ballot
 SB3 on steriods
Kent Street Happenings
redistricting status
 congressional HB52
 executive council
 nh senate  
 603 271 2121 Gov. Sununu
May 5 deadline for legislative action
communities of activists
 
intro Liz Canada - planned parenthood 
abortion issue likely to go back to the states
abortion ban added to NH HB2, budget bill last year
ultrasound mandate
repeal, exception attempts this session
HB1609 relative to exceptions to abortion ban, amended
SB 399, HB 1673 re:ultrasound, as amended similar to HB1609
 hearings coming up soon
extremist surge
HB1080 rights of conscience bill to deny access 
HB1625 patient safety zone law re:clinic invasions
bills that have made it through crossover require even more attention
 
closing notes
HB1431 'parental bill of rights' oppose
SB294 Bail Reform
SB400 affordable housing
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NH Senate