Defining Discrimination at N.H. Colleges and Universities (HB 1528, 2018)
Cornerstone opposes HB 1528 due to the concerns raised over the unintended consequences of adding “gender identity” to the list of protected classes…
Read MoreDon’t Impose Gender Reassignment on Minors (HB 1532, 2018)
Cornerstone Action, representing thousands of New Hampshire residents, endorses HB 1532. We urge you to send this children’s health measure to the full House…
Read MoreNo to Taxpayer Funding for Gender Reassignment (HB 1560, 2018)
Cornerstone is concerned about public policy regarding parental rights, children’s welfare, and conscience rights. All three are at issue with HB 1560. Cornerstone Action…
Read MoreYes to Meaningful Informed Consent for Abortion (HB 1707-FN, 2018)
Cornerstone urges passage of HB 1707-FN, the Abortion Information Act. We are concerned about public policy regarding a woman’s right to have full…
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Early House Action, 2018: Mixed Results
In the first floor sessions of 2018, the New Hampshire House approved a bill to establish education savings accounts but killed an abortion…
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N.H. House Early Action Could Advance Educational Choice Measure
When the New Hampshire House convenes in the first week of January in 2018, SB 193 will be on the agenda, establishing education savings…
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Speakers Well-Received at Cornerstone’s Gender Identity Forum
The Cornerstone team was proud to welcome three exceptional people to New Hampshire in late November, each with a story and expertise relating…
Read MoreRetained Bills Coming to N.H. House in January
New Hampshire House committees have made their recommendations on bill that were retained for study earlier this year. Each of these bills will…
Read MoreCornerstone Forum on Gender Identity 11/30/17
Cornerstone will host a candid forum on gender identity on Thursday, November 30, 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. at the Executive Court, 1199 S. Mammoth…
Read MoreEducation Choice Bill Advances on Bipartisan Vote
New Hampshire families just got a vote of confidence, as the House Education Committee narrowly recommended “ought to pass as amended” on SB…
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