Anne Slade Frey Charitable Trust

$2,401 in support of educational activities to expand activism in defense of the rights and wellbeing of imprisoned people, including advocacy for access to low-fee / no-fee phone service and the immediate release, due to pandemic health risks, of immigrants in ice custody.

$2,401 in support of a "resilience hub," incorporating the existing bale commons and the recently established royalton mutual aid program to leverage a broad, active, and diverse community space that can support adaptability and localization during and after the pandemic.

$2,401 in support of purchasing a replacement computer for the staff person tasked with administration, bookkeeping, and coordinating the environmental network 350NH. New hampshire peace action's mission is to build a culture of peace by working towards a world in which nuclear disarmament, responsible and sustainable foreign relations, and respect for human rights create social, economic, and environmental benefits for all humanity.

$2,401 in support of pandemic-appropriate community education events to enhance public awareness of healthcare equity while developing capable grassroots leadership and a strengthened collective voice.

$1,000 in support of afsc's state house watch project, which delivers accurate and timely new hampshire-relevant information about political, social justice, environmental, and economic issues via email, social media, and radio, while the state legislature is in session.

$1,000 in support of increasing the reach and effectiveness of community-based education with three training-the-trainers workshops: seeing and disrupting racism, talking with kids about racism, and building empathy and addressing racial oppression. These workshops seek to empower a group of new facilitators who may have been underserved by conventional schooling and training.

$500 in support of wrif's second annual emerging filmmaker contest, featuring younger and less well-known vermont and new hampshire filmmakers, ages 18-30. Three winning entries will be showcased at wrif, as well as at the middlebury new filmmakers festival.

$500 in support of its first vermont social justice festival, a collaborative venture by artists and activists working to create community action through theater, music, film, artist residencies, and advocacy around issues of racial justice, first nation rights, support for refugees and migrant laborers, environmental action, and the experiences of LGBTQ+ vermonters. The on-site festival will take place this coming summer july 16-25 at the chandler, and will also offer, from late june through late august, parallel and supportive programming with other organizations.

The remaining funds of the charitable trust ($240) will be distributed to the chandler center for the arts for it use in furthering its mission.