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Paid Family Leave:
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Academic year 2016 - 2017
Prepared by Io Jones, Emily Schneider, Ashley DuPuis
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PRS Policy Brief 1617-14
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Paid family leave is an issue that has taken the spotlight at the national level and in states across the country. In March 2016, only 13 percent of private employees in the United States had access to paid family leave.  Three U.S. states have paid…
2016-2017 Annual Report
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Academic year 2016 - 2017
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Alumni Mentors are Instrumental; Rocky by the Numbers; Preparation Meets Opportunity; Guest Speakers Enhance Student Learning; Financials
Civil Discourse in Nonprofit Programming
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Academic year 2016 - 2017
Prepared by Steffi Colao, Mark Daniels, Will Johnson
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PRS Policy Brief 1617-13
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Over the past year, New Hampshire Humanities, a statewide nonprofit aimed at connecting and cultivating communities across cultures, has seen a rise in antagonistic outbursts and verbal attacks during its lecture series, Humanities on the Go. They have tasked us with finding a solution to…
R.D. Karve and Male Middle-Class Sexuality in Western India Correspondence Published in Samaj Swasthya, 1927-53
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Academic year 2017 - 2018
Prepared by Douglas Haynes
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<a href="https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/modern-asian-studies/article/sexual-knowledge-sexual-anxieties-middleclass-males-in-western-india-and-the-correspondence-in-samaj-swasthya-192753/4A9663EFD18733032FFD0F357F9CABDB/share/90ac1433c34d4349170f632fe35aedc30f825e92">Modern Asian Studies / Volume 51 / Issue 4 / July 2017</a>Author(s): Douglas Haynes, Shrikant BotreThis article examines letters written by young men to the Marathi-language journal <em>Samaj Swasthya </em>and its editor, R. D. Karve, a major advocate of birth control and sex education…
Data Security in New Hampshire
Published on
Academic year 2016 - 2017
Prepared by Tara Burchmore, Ashley DuPuis, Jay Raju, Rachel Scholz-Bright, Jeremy Washam
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PRS Policy Brief 1617-12
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As the world has become increasingly digital, New Hampshire has stored more information online. Many of the New Hampshire state databases contain sensitive information about individuals, businesses, and property within the state. This report seeks to answer the question posed by Representative Neal Kurk of…
Secure Housing and Treatment Options for the Non-Criminal Mentally Ill in New Hampshire
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Academic year 2016 - 2017
Prepared by Alexandra Curnin, Alexandra Norris, Anisha Ariff
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PRS Policy Brief 1617-09
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New Hampshire currently houses mentally ill patients considered dangerous to themselves or others in the Secure Psychiatric Unit (SPU) of the New Hampshire State Prison for Men in Concord. Patients are transferred to the SPU from New Hampshire Hospital when the security level of the…
Valuation of the Connecticut River
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Academic year 2016 - 2017
Prepared by Joby Bernstein, Julia Decerega, Jimmy Fair, Bill Kosmidis
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PRS Policy Brief 1617-11
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In this report, we value the Connecticut River corridor between Vermont and New Hampshire to analyze the combined economic value the river brings to both states. This report focuses on eight metrics to value the river corridor, including community value-added, recreation, fishing, managed resources, river…
Upper Valley Needs Assessment Research
Published on
Academic year 2016 - 2017
Prepared by Joby Bernstein, Wafaa Ahmed
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PRS Policy Brief 1617-10
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This report seeks to provide a greater assessment of needs across the communities that make up the Upper Valley. New Hampshire and Vermont have a large disparity in socioeconomic success between communities across the region. In the Upper Valley, recognizing the variety of needs can…
Social Impact Bonds
Published on
Academic year 2016 - 2017
Prepared by Emily Schneider, Brian Thorpe
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PRS Policy Brief 1617-08
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Social Impact Bonds (SIBs) are a new and innovative method of funding public programs. In these programs, an investor provides funding for a public program and is repaid by an outcome funder, usually a government entity, upon the successful completion of the program. This funding…
The Value of the Connecticut River
Published on
Academic year 2016 - 2017
Prepared by Joby Bernstein, Bill Kosmidis
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PRS Policy Brief 1617-06
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In this report, we value the Connecticut River corridor between Vermont and New Hampshire to analyze the economic value for the state of Vermont. This report focuses on eight metrics to value the river corridor, including community value-added, recreation, fishing, managed resources, river health, flooding…