By Jovita Belgarde In late March, when COVID-19 materialized in New Mexico, many community organizers, began to scramble to find ways to support our people who were stressed to find food for their families during the stay at home order. Food security was a huge issue here in our traditional Tiwa territory also known as [...]

Greetings Relatives, The constant shifting in our daily routines is a strong reminder that our ability to adapt is rooted in a beautiful and resilient history. As our team learns what our role is in responding to this epidemic we are envisioning how we influence and advocate for a larger societal shift. A shift that [...]

Update The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Task Force held its fourth meeting on Friday, February 21st, 2020 at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center in Albuquerque. The meeting featured presentations by the New Mexico Human Trafficking Task Force and Regina Chacon from the Department of Public Safety’s Law Enforcement Records Bureau. The task force also [...]