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  • January 2015 Events

    Dixville Notch Route
    Keene Route
    Nashua Route
    Portsmouth Route

    Event list is not final. Events are subject to change. 


     

    January 15th: Presentation & Discussion at Gibson Senior Center
    [Dixville Notch Route]

    Speakers & Content:

    • Prof. Lawrence Lessig

    Place: Gibson Center for Senior Services
    14 Grove Street, North Conway, NH 03860

    Time: 4:45 PM


    January 16th: Activist Training: Bird-Dogging the Presidential Candidates
    [Dixville Notch Route]

    Speakers & Content:

    • American Friends Service Committee, Arnie Alpert

    Place: Runnells Hall
    Runnells Hall Rd, Chocorua, NH 03817

    Time: 7:00 PM


     

    January 17th: Keene Route Kickoff
    [Keene Route]

    Speakers & Content:

    • Kickoff, Keene Route Walkers

    Place: Soldier's Monument, Central Square
    Keene, NH, 03431

    Time: 9:00 AM

     

    January 17th: Lunch
    [Keene Route]

    Speakers & Content:

    • Lunch at Community House, provided by Federated Church of Marlborough

    Place: Community House
    160 Main Street, Marlborough NH 03455

    Time: 9:00 AM

    January 17th: Granny D Play at Dublin Community Center
    [Keene Route]

    Speakers & Content:

    • Community Supper
    • "Granny D: The Power of One", a play Dixie Tymitz

    Place: Dublin Community Center (Across from the Public Library)
    1114 Main Street Dublin, NH 03444

    Time: Dinner at 5:00 PM, play at 6:00


    January 18th: Presentation & Discussion at Lakes Region Community College
    [Dixville Notch Route] - CANCELLED

    This event has been canceled due to the ice storm in the Laconia area. We will keep you updated if the event is rescheduled. 

    Speakers & Content:

    • Prof. Lawrence Lessig

    Place: Lakes Region Community College
    379 Belmont Road, Laconia, NH 03246

    Time: 4:30 PM

    January 18th: Lunch Presentation at Unitarian Church in Peterborough
    [Keene Route]

    Speakers & Content:

    • Lunch Presentation provided by Peace & Justice Committee

    Place: Peterborough Unitarian Universalist Church
    25 Main Street, Peterborough, NH 03458

    Time:
    11:30 AM

    January 18th: Dinner and Discussion at Bennington Congregational Church
    [Keene Route]

    Place: Bennington Congregational Church,
    Francestown Road, Bennington, NH 03442

    Time: 5:00 PM 

    January 18th: Presentation by Zephyr Teachout & Bird-Dog Training
    [Nashua Route] 

    Speakers & Content:

    • Presentation by Zephyr Teachout, author, "Corruption in America"
    • Training on Bird-Dogging

    Place: Merrimack Public Library 
    470 Daniel Webster Highway, Merrimack, NH 03054

    Time: 2:30-5:00 PM

    January 18th: Portsmouth Kickoff Event 
    [Portsmouth Route]

    Speakers & Content:

    • Meeting and Breakfast provided by South Church and Panera Dover
    • Speakers: John Rauh, founder of Americans for Campaign Reform, former election opponents Newmarket Town Councillor Phil Nazzaro and State Senator Martha Fuller-Clark, and former Dean of Whittemore School of Business and Congressional Candidate Dan Innis.

    Place: South Church, 292 State Street, Portsmouth for breakfast and briefing, Market Square for Kickoff

    Time: 8:00 AM for breakfast and briefing, 9:00 AM for Kickoff

    January 18th: MLK Celebration at UNH Congregational Church of Durham
    [Portsmouth Route]

    Speakers & Content:

    • Reverend Larry Brickner-Wood, chaplain of the United Campus Ministry to the University of New Hampshire
    • "Granny D: The Power of One", a play Dixie Tymitz

    Place: University of New Hampshire Congregational Church of Durham
    17 Main Street, Durham, NH, 03824

    Time: 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM


    January 19th: MLK Coalition Celebration at St. George Orthodox Cathedral
    [Nashua Route]

    Speakers & Content:

    • Keynote Speaker Hedrick Smith, author of Who Stole the American Dream
    • Music and award presentations
      For more information, click here

    Place: St. George Greek Orthodox Church
    650 Hanover Street, Manchester, NH 03101

    Time: 2:00 PM (community potluck and music); 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM (program)

    January 19th: Community supper at Henniker Congregational Church
    [Keene Route]

    Place: Congregational Church of Henniker,
    43 Maple Street, Henniker, NH 03242

    Time: 5:00 PM

    January 19th: MLK Day at New England College
    [Keene Route]

    Speakers & Content:

    • Gilles Bissonette, Lawyer, American Civil Liberties Union, speaking on voter suppression and civil rights.
    • Other speakers TBC

    Place: New England College Great Room, New England College
    Grove St, Henniker, NH 03242

    Time: 6:30 PM 

    January 19th: Breakfast and Invocation 
    [Portsmouth Route]

    Speakers & Content:

    • Meeting and Breakfast provided by Panera Dover and Newmarket Community Church.
    • Invocation by Rev. Larry Brickner-Wood 

    Place: University of New Hampshire Congregational Church of Durham 
    17 Main Street, Durham, NH, 03824

    Time: 8:00 AM 

    January 19th: Dinner, Speakers & Service
    [Portsmouth Route]

    Speakers & Content:

    • Potluck Dinner (beginning at 5:30)
    • Church Service (beginning at 6:30)
    • Noted New Hampshire Blues & Jazz musician and MLK activist TJ Wheeler
    • Play: "Go, Granny D!" by Barbara Bates Smith and Jeff Sebens

    Place: Northwood Congregational Church
    881 1st New Hampshire Turnpike, Northwood, NH 03261

    Time: 5:30 PM


    January 20th: Bird-Dog Training
    [Keene Route]

    Speakers & Content:

    • Bird-dog training provided by American Friends Service Committee

    Place: Hopkinton Town Library,
    61 Houston Drive, Hopkinton, NH 03229

    Time: 2:30 PM

    January 20th: Granny D Play & Community Supper at Hopkinton Congregational Church
    [Keene Route]

    Speakers & Content:

    • Community Supper
    • "Go, Granny D!" with Barbara Bates Smith and Jeff Sebens

    Place: Hopkinton Area

    Time: 6:00 PM

    January 20th: Day Event: Hooksett Library
    [Nashua Route] 

    Speakers & Content:

    • "Go, Granny D!" with Barbara Bates Smith and Jeff Sebens

    Place: Hooksett Library 
    31 Mount Saint Mary’s Way, Hooksett 

    Time: 12:00 Noon

    January 20th: Dinner with Ben Cohen at Southern NH University
    [Nashua Route] 

    Speakers & Content:

    • Ben Cohen, co-founder, Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream, Founder, Stamp Stampede.

    Place: Southern New Hampshire University Dining Hall, 
    2500 North River Road, Hooksett, NH 03106

    Time: 5:30 PM

     

    January 20th: Meeting and Breakfast
    [Portsmouth Route]

    Speakers & Content:

    • Meeting and Breakfast provided by Panera Concord
    • Invocation provided by Rev. Gayle Murphy

    Place: Northwood Congregational Church
    881 1st New Hampshire Turnpike, Northwood, NH 03261

    Time: 8:00AM

    January 20th: Dinner, Speaker, and Bird-Dog Training
    [Portsmouth Route]

    Speakers & Content:

    • Dinner
    • Speaker Hedrick Smith, author "Who Stole the American Dream?" (2012)
    • AFSC Bird-Dog Training

    Place: Epsom Public Library
    1606 Dover Road, Epsom, NH 03234

    Time: 5:00PM


     

    January 21st: Meeting and Breakfast
    [Portsmouth Route]

    Speakers & Content:

    • Breakfast provided by Panera Concord

    Place: Epsom Public Library
    1606 Dover Road, Epsom, NH 03234

    Time: 8:00AM


    January 21st Concord Event
    See our Concord Event Page for more details


  • NH Rebellion at TED

    In case you missed it, Prof. Lessig's second TED talk on campaign finance reform features a review of the New Hampshire Rebellion and a few other initiatives he's working with.  Check it out: 


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    As we've mentioned before, our biggest obstacle is not any sort of organized opposition, but the idea among many if not most Americans that removing the system of corruption from Washington is an unsolvable problem.

    Our job as activists is to show people - not just in New Hampshire, but across the United States, that the conventional wisdom is wrong. This is a solvable problem.

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