Fighting for Community, Care, and Justice (Live at Auspicious Brew)

Join Emily and Marissa as they host a powerful live conversation with three passionate community leaders: Camilla Thompson, Kenz Nicholson, and Jules Good. Recorded live at Auspicious Brew in Dover, NH, this unfiltered discussion focuses on reproductive justice, disability rights, and the grassroots activism shaping New Hampshire’s future.Camilla Thompson (she/her) is a Black maternal health advocate, abortion doula, and Board President at the Reproductive Freedom Fund of New Hampshire, a fund dedicated to removing financial barriers for those seeking abortion care in the Granite State.MacKenzie "Kenz" Nicholson (she/her) serves as Senior Director for MomsRising NH, leading advocacy on paid leave, childcare access, and equitable family policy for Granite State families.Jules Good (he/they) works with the Autistic Self Advocacy Network, a national disability rights organization run by and for autistic people They designing accessible, justice-focused policy and consulting nationwide.📞 Call Governor Kelly Ayotte by Friday, Aug 1, 2025Phone Number: (603) 271-2121📝 Ask her to VETO two harmful anti-trans bills currently on her desk:1. HB 377 – Would ban puberty blockers and hormone therapy for trans youth under 182. HB 712 – Would prohibit gender-affirming surgeries for minors in New HampshireLearn more about our guests and support their work:🔗 MomsRising NH: https://www.momsrising.org/campaigns/new-hampshire🔗 Black Lives Matter New Hampshire: blmnh.org🔗 Reproductive Freedom Fund of NH: reprofund.org🔗 Autistic Self Advocacy Network: autisticadvocacy.org🔗 603 Equality (NH LGBTQ+ advocacy): 603equality.orgSpecial thanks to Auspicious Brew for hosting this event in Dover, NH. https://www.auspiciousbrew.com/