The Center for Rural Partnerships (CRP) at Plymouth State University is pleased to announce the launch of a two year community-based engagement project focused on the quality of life in the towns of Haverhill Corner, North Haverhill and Woodsville.
The project, known as the Haverhill Civic Forum, will consist of a series of facilitated small group discussions in which local residents identify topics of community importance for further public exploration. These community conversations will be facilitated by PSU faculty and undergraduate students enrolled in PSU’s Rural Field Studies course over the next 21 months at convenient public locations throughout the area. Through constructive dialogue and in partnership with student and faculty facilitators, community members participating in the Haverhill Civic Forum will identify local priorities, set achievable objectives, and ultimately enhance quality of life in the Haverhill area. A specific priority of the Haverhill Civic Forum will be to invite underrepresented groups (such as high school students, senior citizens and others) to contribute to local conversations. Dates for public meetings will be announced in the newspaper and other venues in the coming weeks.
The Center for Rural Partnerships dedicates Plymouth State University’s research, outreach, and educational capacities to foster collaborative projects that promote community resilience, opportunity, and a high quality of life in rural New Hampshire.
Event Dates & Locations
Haverhill Civic Forum, Kickoff Event: May 7th 6:30pm-8:30pm at Alumni Hall
Haverhill Civic Forum: May 10th 10:30am- 1130am at the Horse Meadow Senior Center
Haverhill Civic Forum: May 30th 12:00pm-2:30pm at the Horse Meadow Senior Center
Haverhill Civic Forum: June 26th 6:30pm-8:30pm at the James R. Morrill Building
For more information on the Haverhill Civic Forum, or to join or host a local conversation, please contact the Center for Rural Partnerships at crp-haverhill@plymouth.edu.





