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Nathaniel and Armenia White’s city: Concord, New Hampshire’s history retold

Fisher, Elaina M. (Southern New Hampshire University, 2018-09)

Nathaniel and Armenia White were nineteenth-century citizens of Concord, New Hampshire, whose business endeavors and philanthropic activities had a substantial social impact on the city that is still visible today. This ...

National Community Economic Development Resource Center

Betterton, Charles E. (Southern New Hampshire University, 1992)

Developing an effective means of communication among community economic development practitioners is an ongoing challenge in the field. This report describes an alternative means of fostering communication among different ...

Native American women and their defiance of imposed gender roles

Srivastava, Chelsey (Southern New Hampshire University, 2017-06)

Growing interest in Native American Studies has garnered new interest in the creation of the United States and the impact the various tribes had on historical events. Research pertaining to Native American women’s history ...

Nativism and discriminatory laws: The Chinese Exlusion Acts' effects on immigration laws and immigrants during the 19th and 20th century

Ippolito, Sandra (Southern New Hampshire University, 2019-05)

During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Immigration laws would be drastically changed due in part to nativism and other factors. It would be the first time in history that the federal government would get involved ...

Nature and scope of the problem of substance abuse among youths in Zanzibar

Abdallah, Ali Mohamed (Southern New Hampshire University, 2007)

The problem of substance abuse is becoming a world issue as almost all the countries are infected or affected in one way or the other by either engaging in producing or being a good market for the illicit products leading ...

The need for adult literacy programs : pilot program for the W.O.T.S. Literacy Center

Ryan, Leona A. (Southern New Hampshire University, 2007)

The research in this thesis provides a look at the findings and effects of the problem of literacy in the city of Camden, New Jersey. It currently provides one of the most detailed pictures that have ever been available ...

The negative and moral right to life: A basis for functional human rights

Cullen, Patrick (Southern New Hampshire University, 2015-07)

Neighborhood Development Corporations Association of Cincinnati : one stop community development online electronic clearinghouse

Milon, Barbara J. (Southern New Hampshire University, 2001)

The Neighborhood Development Corporations Association (NDC Association/NDCA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit Association in Cincinnati, Ohio. It serves 59 member organizations. Nineteen of these members are located in the nine ...

The neighborhood response team : community based conflict resolution to promote civic engagement through restorative community justice

Leslie, Barbara (Southern New Hampshire University, 2002)

This project responds to a community perception that the quality of life in the City of Burlington Vermont is deteriorating and how residents overly depend on city departments, particularly the Code Enforcement Office and ...

NeighborWorks® HomeOwnership Center of Worcester H.I.P. loans

Montgomery, George (Southern New Hampshire University, 2005)

The NeighborWorks® Homeownership Center of Worcester developed a "pilot" Home Improvement Program (HIP) by providing home repair loans and post purchase counseling for residents of the neighborhoods of Worcester, Massachusetts. ...

Network externalities and internationalization : a Four Forces model of internationalization for firms operating in network externality environments

Hecox, Mark G. (Southern New Hampshire University, 2002)

As stated in the dissertation, "The global economy continues to evolve into a high-density, inter-networked environment. With increasing interactions enabled by the Internet and digital communication platforms, products, ...

The new Americans : factors affecting economic integration among African refugees in New Hampshire

Ugbe, Utiang P. (Southern New Hampshire University, 2006)

Since 1983, 6000 refugees have resettled in New Hampshire from countries around the world, under the auspices of the U.S. Office of Refugee Resettlement in collaboration with the United Nations High Commissioner for ...

New Bedford Working Capital Network progress panel

Maddocks, William O. (Southern New Hampshire University, 1996)

Since 1993 a growing number of New Bedford Area micro-entrepeneurs have gained access to credit, training and networking through participation in the New Bedford Working Capital Network sponsored by PACE, a community action ...

New Britain to Pittsburgh and back : a CED adventure

Van Campen, Jennifer (Southern New Hampshire University, 1998)

The following is a review of the author's Community Economic Development (CED) experiences while working at a non-profit community organizing project in New Britain, CT, a "fellow" at a public housing authority in Pittsburgh, ...

New community babysitting cooperative : combating poverty through the use of time dollars

Burgo, Emily Hampton (Southern New Hampshire University, 2004)

This mansucript describes the New Community Babysitting Cooperative is an affordable childcare network created by the program participants at Families in Transition Transitional Housing Program in Manchester, New Hampshire ...

New developments in complexity research : a visit with the Santa Fe Institute

Vos Fellman, Philip (Southern New Hampshire University, 2010-02-18)

[New England Circle 20th Anniversary Booklet]

Unknown author (New England Circle, 1994-03-12)

[New England Circle 43 Brochure, Oct. 25, 1986]

Unknown author (New England Circle, 1986-10-25)

[New England Circle 71 Bulletin]

Unknown author (New England Circle, 1992-05-12)

[New England Circle Agenda, June 17, 1994]

Unknown author (New England Circle, 1994-06-17)

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