John T. Broderick Jr.

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  1. R.E.A.C.T. stands for "Recognize signs of emotional suffering; Express concern and offer support; Act now and talk to someone you trust; Care enough to follow through and follow up; and Text signs"
  2. The two prior recipients were Justice Sandra Day O’Connor and Chief Justice Christine M. Durham, Supreme Court of Utah.
  3. now Scouting America New Hampshire
  4. presented by the New Hampshire Bar Association

References

General references for the Mental health awareness section

Citations

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  23. "Former chief justice to speak at GBCC commencement". Portsmouth Herald . 2017-04-27. Retrieved 2025-09-21.
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John T. Broderick Jr.
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Chief Justice of the New Hampshire Supreme Court
In office
2004–2010