Immigration in New Hampshire: what should we know?

New Hampshire is known as one of the least diverse states in America, but the Granite State does have a long history of immigration. In the coming year NHPR will look at New Hampshire's immigration story, from the first European settlers to the present, where more immigrants and refugees call New Hampshire home. You can help shape this project with by sharing what you know about New Hampshire's immigration story below.

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Which of these, if any, describe you? (Check all that apply)

I am an immigrant living in New Hampshire
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What issues, events or immigrant groups should we make sure to include in a series about immigration in New Hampshire?

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