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The State of New Mexico’s Indian Education
By Dr. Ted Jojola Excerpt of an editorial by Ted Jojola; 1993, Albuquerque Journal A startling incident at the Head Start…
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Victory for New Mexico Schools 2018:
By Regis Pecos The First Judicial District Court has now validated and affirmed what countless reports commissioned over the years by…
Read More » In Memory of Those Who Have Gone On
By Regis Pecos Beverly Singer, of Santa Clara Pueblo, an honoree herself for many lifetime contributions, has produced a beautiful…
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Reflections from the Pueblo Convocation on Education
By Anne Maclachlan An enormous turquoise and black logo of the Pueblo Convocation shone from the walls of Tamaya’s main…
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The 2018 Pueblo Convocation on Education
The 2018 Pueblo Convocation at Tamaya Resort at Santa Ana Pueblo from July 8–10 was convened in the spirit of…
Read More » The Time Is Now:
By Dr. Patricia M. Perea Before the Feb. 24, 2015 meeting of the University of New Mexico’s faculty senate began,…
Read More »Never Say “Kiva” Fireplace
By Anita Rodriguez The iconic adobe fireplace, absolutely required to make any New Mexican-style interior “authentic,” has been called by…
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Climbing and Identifying Trees to Cool Down Albuquerque and Improve Health
By Tracey Stone Wearing sunscreen, gloves and sturdy shoes, last month eight Rocky Mountain Youth Corps members undertook rigorous training…
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Bilingualism and the Linguistic Landscape of Northern NM
By Alejandro López Although nearly half of New Mexicans may be considered to be monolingual English speakers, there are entire,…
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Electric Vehicles Reduce Your Carbon Footprint and Save You Money
By Neal Denton “How can I reduce my impact?” is a question many ask. Switching your vehicle from an internal…
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15th Annual International Folk Art Market | Santa Fe
“This is the world’s best market. It changes lives, preserves traditional craft and leads us forward with innovative ideas.” —Abduljabbar…
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OP-ED: Lena Hakim Lessons Learned from Five Years without a Car in Santa Fe
As horrifying as the impacts of climate change are, so too is the absolute lack of individual accountability or action…
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City of Santa Fe 25-Year Sustainability Plan
By Beth Beloff and Shirlene Sitton The 25-year Sustainability Plan for the city will be unveiled by the Sustainable Santa…
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Fire Adapted New Mexico Learning Network
By Matt Piccarello Heading into summer, the specter of wildfire looms large over New Mexico. After experiencing one of the…
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The Galisteo Wildway
By Jan-Willem Jansens About 25 years ago, a group of Santa Fe permaculture teachers and land conservationists came together on…
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Creative Thought Forum Summer Salons at the School for Advanced Research
By Meredith Davidson As June progresses, the heat of summer begins to mix with dry air and evokes a level…
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Alla en el Rancho Grande
By Alejandro López Only through profoundly local living can we curtail our profligate consumption, end our contribution to global warming…
Read More » The School for Advanced Research Summer Schedule
The School for Advanced Research, founded in 1907, supports innovative research and public education through seminars, lectures, and residential fellowships…
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Environmental Justice: Current Water Concerns and the Need to Educate Water Users
As water managers at federal, state and local levels try to determine how communities in New Mexico can get through…
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The Midtown Campus in Santa Fe
By Nate Downey The Midtown Campus Project is at a critical juncture. If you’ve ever wanted to help determine your…
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