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Who is Positive Street Art?

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Positive Street Art (PSA) is a nonprofit organization in Nashua, NH with a current 501(c)(3) status. PSA’s mission is to inspire a passion for urban art while building stronger communities through educational workshops, community events and other artistic services. These workshops, events, and services are designed to meet the educational, social and creative needs of people in our underserved communities. PSA strives to use urban art as a positive influence in order to create safe, clean, healthy, violence free and life enhancing environments for the people of our community, specifically the youth. To find out more: https://www.positivestreetart.org https://www.facebook.com/positivestreetart For a guided tour in Downtown Nashua of some of our murals, download the 'Distrx' app!

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What is the New Hampshire Black Woman's Health Project?

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NH Black Women Health Project (NHBWHP) formed in 2010 to help Women of African descent adapt to the changing environment of life. The mission of the NHBWHP takes a holistic approach by providing support for the emotional, psychological, physical and spiritual well-being among Women of African descent. NHBWHP organized to provide support, conduct non-partisan research, and informational activities to increase public awareness and improve health (with a focus on mental health); addressing challenges faced by Women of African descent, and preventing depression. Constituency base consist of Elders, Women, Youth and Families of African Descent who address challenges and create opportunities to maintain culture and humanity. Send donations in the form of check or money order to NHBWHP mail to P.O. Box 5932, Manchester NH 03108. Additional information contact Brenda Lett 603.264.2874. Asante (Thank you).

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Who is the Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire?

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The Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire works to visibly honor and celebrate a truer more inclusive state’s history through exhibits, programs and tours that can change the way our country understands human dignity when it is free of historical stereotypes. We invite individuals, foundations, corporations, and other organizations to discover how you can be part of this historic endeavor in exploration, interpreting and sharing of New Hampshire’s African-American history. http://blackheritagetrailnh.org/giving/