“Live Free or Die” — Start your Journey with the Free State Project The fight for liberty began right here in New Hampshire and it’s alive and thriving today. We are Free Staters — thousands of liberty lovers who’ve made the move to the Granite State to live free and build a society rooted in voluntary cooperation, innovation, and self-reliance. From politics to entrepreneurship, from homeschooling to homesteading, we’re creating real freedom in our lifetime. The torch of liberty still burns here — and we’re keeping it lit for those ready to take a stand. If you believe in life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, it’s time to come home. Join us in the Free State and help build the future of freedom. Your journey begins at FSP.org

"I spoke with a leftist in Boston last night who told me she is terrified to go into New Hampshire because of its lax gun laws. "So, the @FreeStateNH project is working in two ways: • Attracting liberty folks to NH and • Keeping authoritarians away." Visit NH; See what winning looks like! #Endorsement #LibertarianHomeland For more positive liberty news, Join our X community: x.com/i/communities/17372047…

Ned, future mover from PA, says: “Thanks for the sticker FSP! And thanks for the reminder to support, contribution is inbound!” You too will get a free bumper sticker when you sign the statement of intent: FSP.org/pledge

Summers in @FreeStateNH - Amazing. An easy walk through a truly special place - Ponemah Bog in Amherst, NH

Today in 1775, New Hampshire patriots gathered at the mansion of colonial Gov. John Wentworth, demanding the head of a loyalist militia officer who opposed freedom. Wentworth & his family fled to Fort William & Mary, before abandoning NH two months later. We were ungovernable.

Are you ready to choose your own adventure?  Learn more: community.fsp.org/porcfest/

Rethinking Education with Ian Underwood Ian Underwood challenges some of the core assumptions behind modern public education, arguing that debates over funding often distract from whether students are actually learning. Drawing on ideas from his books, he makes the case for measuring fairness by outcomes, paying for educational results rather than promises, and focusing schools on the essential skills every student needs. He argues that the system's structure, rather than simply the amount of money spent, is what undermines accountability and meaningful reform. At a time of growing financial and political strain, Underwood suggests this moment of disruption could create an opportunity to rethink what education should accomplish and how society can better ensure that no one is left uneducated.

This cabasa is going to make sounds of liberty @FreeStateNH 🦔

Porcupine Report #116: “Family Freedom at PorcFest” with Kitty Michelotti and Eowyn Osborne x.com/i/broadcasts/1aJbddXdd…

You can head north for the week for the leaderless tradition of ForkFest, continuing this summer, June 22-29, at North Waters Campground. RSVP required, only if vending or camping.

At the Wearehouse, @brian_becker is hosting the "Weare Fair" in Weare, NH — the town where the American revolution truly began. On Tuesday, @EricBrakey will be leading a dialogue on stoicism and a workshop for liberty candidates. Wednesday is the big day for music, drones, rocket-building, campfires, stargazing and more!

Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, the The Pine Clubhouse is hosting NorthFest. This three-day celebration in Lancaster will feature plentiful food, music, workshops, dancing, and good liberty-loving company. Tickets are required for select evening events. Other events are open throughout the day.