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Community Bulletin
New Mexico Kids Matter
New Mexico Kids Matter advocates for children who have been abused or neglected by empowering community volunteers to speak up for them in the foster care system with the goal of having every child grow up in a safe, nurturing, and permanent home.
IndigenousWays
IndigenousWays is a Native led Indigenous Arts Non-Profit founded in Santa Fe, New Mexico in 2007. IndigenousWays highlights Indigenous artists of all media as well as 2SLGBTQIA+ and differently abled performers.
Nizhóní Smiles
Nizhóní (Beautiful) Smiles Dental Program is the only non-profit dental program located on the Navajo Nation in the rural community of Shiprock, New Mexico. The program opened its doors in 1994 offering orthodontic(braces) services and later expanded to include general dentistry. The program has provided services to numerous patients, the majority of those being residents of the Navajo Nation.
Evenings with O’Keeffe: How Diverse Pathways Lead to Museum Careers
If you or someone you know is interested in working in the museum field, join us to learn more about the varied paths that lead to museum jobs and the diverse sets of skills and experiences required to make a museum thrive.
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Five Museum experts discuss their experiences that led them to where they are today Free to attend, register in advance.
Consuelo's Place Midtown Shelter Open House
Tour the facilities of Santa Fe's largest non-congregate shelter; enjoy some drinks and snacks.
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Trees of Hope
Trees of Hope is an annual fundraising event for Esperanza Women's Shelter. All proceeds go to the non-profit organization.
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Trees of Hope is an annual fundraising event for Esperanza Women's Shelter. All proceeds go to the non-profit organization.
Environmental Justice Advocacy Coordinator
Tewa Women United
The Environmental Justice Advocacy Coordinator coordinates and implements projects and/or programming related to environmental justice issues such as land, air, and water. Through active engagement in dialogue and community organizing, this role cultivates strong alliances that align with a common goal of advocating climate and environmental justice, prioritize effective communication, and actively cultivate strong relationships with community members. (Full time: 35 hrs./week. Rate: $20/hr.)
Environmental Justice Program Assistant
Tewa Women United
The Environmental Justice (EJ) program is seeking a program assistant who can be responsible for assisting in the planning, organizing, directing, and implementing of projects under the EJ program. This position will provide general office support and administrative assistance to all EJ program areas. (Part time: 25 hours/week. Rate: $18/hour)
Environmental Justice Program Manager
Tewa Women United
The Environmental Justice (EJ) Program Manager will have primary responsibility and oversight of the projects / programming under the EJ Program, including to provide supervision for all staff and interns under the projects under this program, managing and maintaining budgets, expenditures and grants, develops and implements community outreach strategy, and maintain, implement and update program goals. (Full time: 40 hr./week. Rate: $25/hr.)
