In this interview filmed in Nashua, New Hampshire, New Hampshire Bridge Brigade for Democracy volunteers explain why they participate in peaceful, lawful bridge protests on local highway overpasses. Volunteers share their motivations for visible civic engagement, defending democratic values, and showing up consistently for their community. This video highlights why bridge protests in Nashua, NH matter and how nonviolent public presence strengthens democracy across New Hampshire.

Footage from a statewide New Hampshire Bridge Brigade protest held on January 4, 2025. Participants gathered on highway overpasses across the state to oppose what they describe as unconstitutional military action and to make a high-visibility stand for democracy and congressional war powers. Narrated by Jamie Cunningham.

People setting up signs and flags to prepare for the bridge brigade at Franconia Notch.

A shot of the surrounding scenery followed by the EVEN FROSTY HATES ICE sign on the Franconia bridge. The peaceful protesters on the bridge are waving American flags.