New Mexico Black Leadership Council

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  • Food Service Vendor Training

    Food Service Vendor Training

    Are you interested in starting your own food truck, expanding your catering business, or getting involved in any kind of food business—from canning Grandma’s famous jam to opening a full-service restaurant? Then this FREE training is for you. Learn skills like developing a business plan and registering your business.

    Plus, learn about how you can become part of City of Albuquerque special events like Juneteenth, Black Business Month, Food Truck Friday, Balloon Fiesta!

  • Food Service Vendor Training

    Food Service Vendor Training

    Are you interested in starting your own food truck, expanding your catering business, or getting involved in any kind of food business—from canning Grandma’s famous jam to opening a full-service restaurant? Then this FREE training is for you. Learn skills like developing a business plan and registering your business.

    Plus, learn about how you can become part of City of Albuquerque special events like Juneteenth, Black Business Month, Food Truck Friday, Balloon Fiesta!

  • Historic Preservation + Regionalism in NM

    Historic Preservation + Regionalism in NM

    Join the National Organization of Minority Architects for a presentation on the issues of regionalism in historic preservation.

    CLICK HERE TO RSVP

    Validated parking can be provided to those that park in the lot across the street from FMG. Please email nomanewmexico@gmail.com no later than Thursday, March 20th 12:00P with your license plate number and attendee/s first and last name. Please enter through the double doors that are set back from Central’s sidewalk. Doors will be open, and FMG’s suite is to the left inside the lobby.

  • NOMA NM Bosque Bike Ride

    NOMA NM Bosque Bike Ride

    Join Ke Vaughn Harding, National Organization of Minority Architects NM’s 1st VP, on a monthly (2nd Sundays) bike ride through the Bosque! Meet Ke Vaughn at the NW corner of Copper Ave NW and 1st Street NW, downtown.

    Bike ride will start at 10:00 am! All experience levels welcome.

  • AAMCCNM Community Planning Discussion

    AAMCCNM Community Planning Discussion

    The African American Museum and Cultural Center of New Mexico (AAMCCNM) invites you to help shape its vision for a new home!  Join a community discussion on the newly completed architectural plans for this future cultural landmark. Thoughts? Questions? Come and share!

    Join Zoom Meeting at https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81219876045

  • APS African American Youth Empowerment Summit

    APS African American Youth Empowerment Summit

    Your voice matters!

    AA-YES is open to all APS high school students (no matter their race, ethnicity, or background). This FREE youth cultural leadership event will focus on empowering African American / Black students and all students committed to becoming strong allies. Develop your leadership while building community and building knowledge and skills.

    Food, fun, and certificate of participation included!

    Register for AA-YES HERE

  • Wellness and the Art of Expression

    Wellness and the Art of Expression

    Join artists Carlton V. Bell II and David H. Parker for this event in AfroMundo’s new Wellness series! Participants will learn to bring storytelling, ritual, and cultural specificity into their creative process, exploring Polyrhythmic Praxis, community, and Afrocentric spiritual frameworks at this free workshop.

     

     

  • We Will Rest! with Tricia Hersey

    We Will Rest! with Tricia Hersey

    Join Nap Ministry founder Tricia Hersey for a reading from her new book, We Will Rest! The Art of Escape. The audience will be guided in a Collective Daydreaming practice to tap into community care as a radical from of rest.

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