Communities and Consequences

Rebalancing NH’s Human Ecology

COMMUNITIES AND CONSEQUENCES delves into the economic and social realities of New Hampshire's demographic imbalance, as well as the crucial role local policies play in tackling issues like workforce shortages, the affordable housing crisis and fostering vibrant, welcoming communities for people of all ages and backgrounds. Since 2005, local independent filmmaker Jay Childs has produced multiple COMMUNITIES AND CONSEQUENCES documentaries that showcase the Granite-State's innovative and collaborative approaches to these challenges.

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Since 1990 NH has accelerated from 28th oldest state (by median age) to 2nd oldest. We must act now to rebalance the human ecology of NH.