Educators, Advocates and Tribal Leaders Propose Plan
Lawyers from the New Mexico Center on Law and Poverty and the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF),…
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Connecting Youth with Traditional Knowledge and Ecological Science
By Carlos Herrera and Emily Wolf Grounded in science and traditional knowledge, the next generation of water protectors is being…
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Climate Change in the Southwest
Climate change is happening now, affecting communities and ecosystems. Locations around the Northern Hemisphere experienced their hottest temperatures on record…
Read More » OP-ED: Mike Neas
By Mike Neas By now everyone knows that our water is at risk, right? We’re in an extended drought, and…
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Senate Farm Bill Promotes Sustainable Agriculture
By U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich I grew up helping my parents run a small cattle operation, which is where I…
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Ohkay Owingeh Preservation Project
Ohkay Owingeh (“Place of the Strong People”), located at the confluence of the Río Grande and Chama rivers just north…
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Art In Santa Fe
By Andrew Lovato Art has always played a profound role in Santa Fe’s cultural character. From the city’s founding in…
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Pueblo Villages, Land Grants and Spanish Villages in the Valle de Cochiti
By Hilario E. Romero Introduction This first part in a two-part article concludes my series on the history of the…
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OP-ED: The World Upside Down
By Alejandro López Due to centuries of rural isolation and as an independent region prior to European arrival, and then…
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Saving the St. Vrain Mill
By Susan Guyette New Mexico’s rural historic buildings, as sites of rich history important to a past-present-future continuum of cultural…
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Everyday Green: Cultural Revitalization in the Mora Valley
By Susan Guyette Creative economy is about participation, connection, giving a community voice, expressing culture and supporting entrepreneurial businesses. In…
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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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