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On April 5, please join UNH Law, Health Law and Policy Programs, The Concord Coalition, and The Warren Rudman Center for Justice, Leadership and Public Service for a discussion of the nation's health care system, including federal, state and community responses and strategies to address cost grow

Wilton Republican Committee Members and Guests Only Concord's New Hampshire State Director, Tyler Sweeney to conduct a Debt Busters budget exercise with Wilton Republican Committee members. 

WASHINGTON -- The Concord Coalition said today that President Trump’s proposed 2020 budget does not provide a realistic plan for the coming fiscal year and -- even worse -- fails to lay out a credible path to fiscal sustainability.

Wayne Lesperance, vice president of academic affairs and professor at New England College, and Stephan Unger, a professor of economics and business at S

America faces several profound challenges. Most defy easy solutions. And even when an appropriate response is apparent, multinational cooperation is required, as is the case with climate change, migration, weapons proliferation, terrorism and other issues.

There was a time when the release of the president’s budget was a red-letter day on the calendar of Washington wonkery, with policy experts and fiscal hawks delving into spreadsheets and expounding upon new spending plans and the national debt.

Making the hard choices; that's what community members and UNI students did tonight when David Oman told them the nation is trillions of dollars in debt. . . . A lot of different responses. But in the end groups cut a lot. . . . 

Some of The Concord Coalition’s most important tools for educating the public about the federal budget and the nation’s fiscal challenge are our budget exercises.

Those pesky Jeremiahs at The Concord Coalition are at it again. They’re inconveniently pointing out that the nation has once again reached the debt ceiling.

CEDAR FALLS — Understand the complexities of balancing the federal budget and the difficult policy choices lawmakers face in an interactive workshop led by staff from the non-partisan Concord Coalition from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.