New Hampshire Community Rights Network (NHCRN)
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  • About NHCRN
    • Declaration
    • Gallery
    • In Memory
    • NHCRN Allies
  • Contact NHCRN
  • Projects
    • Community Rights Workshop
    • Community Screenings
    • Democracy School
    • Fundraising Concert
    • Local Resolution
    • State Constitutional Change >
      • Amendment FAQ
    • NH Movement >
      • Community Rights FAQ
  • DONATE
  • News & Info
    • Informational Audio & Video Snippets
    • Right of Local Self-Government & Rights of Nature
    • Rights of Nature Movement
    • Educational Materials

Democracy School

CELDF's Democracy School explores the limits of conventional regulatory organzing and offers a new organizing model that help communities confront the usurpation by corporations of the rights of human and natural communities, and the rights of nature. Lectures cover the history of people's movements and corporate power, and the dramatic organizing over the last decade in Pennsylvanie, New Hampshire, Ohio, Colorado, Washington and Orgegon by communities confronting agribusiness, the oil and gas industry, corporate hegemony over worker rights, and others. Included with enrollment in the Democracy School is a curriculum book of background reading material. To schedule a Democracy School, contact Stacey Schmader at stacey@celdf.org
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YOUR GIVING HELPS TO PROTECT PEOPLE & PLANET

​“The New Hampshire Community Rights Network makes education available to New Hampshire citizens with the goal of driving community rights and the recognition of ecosystem rights – an integral part of every community – into fundamental law.”
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