Advocacy - GSIL

Advocacy

View Granite State Independent Living’s Ryan Donnelly’s speak about advocating for changes to make New Hampshire accessible to all, highlighting the essential need for inclusivity in the legislative process. See Ryan’s story here.

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Advocacy is Core to What we do.

You can count on GSIL to be front row in legislative hearings on bills impacting the quality of life, economic well-being, and autonomy of people with disabilities. By collaborating with lawmakers and stakeholder, we aim to ensure equitable access to opportunities.

Our program encourages people with disabilities to take on leadership roles. We offer training and mentorship to help them develop the skills needed to advocate for themselves and others effectively.

Join us in our mission to advocate for the rights and needs of people with disabilities. If you want to participate in our programs and learn how you can make a difference, or stay informed of impactful legislation, we welcome your involvement.

Civic Engagement 

You can look up a bill by going to the General Court of New Hampshire web page. You can track a bill by following its “docket.” Committee hearings and what bills are to be voted on by the full body are listed in the Calendars. How to navigate the General Court Website.

NH House or Representative’s                                      NH State Senate

Find a Legislator                                                                    Senate Roster

Find a House Bill                                                                     Find a Senate Bill

Sign in to support/oppose legislation                         Sign in to support/oppose legislation

Stream a House Committee Hearing                          Stream a Senate Committee Hearing

House calendars or weekly schedule                         Senate calendars  or weekly schedule 

 

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