Tag: #Community

  • Rides, Strides, and Movie Vibes: BIPOC Community and Outdoor Activities

    Rides, Strides, and Movie Vibes: BIPOC Community and Outdoor Activities

    Free event! Join Latino Outdoors on a neighborhood walk or Together4Brothers on a neighborhood bike ride! Discuss the importance of outdoor spaces for BIPOC/low-income communities. How can we make them a reality?

    Ride and walk will end at El Chante for a free dinner from Mayahuel’s Catering. Then enjoy a special screening of the 90-minute Independent Lens film Bike Vessel, and take part in conversation on how ABQ communities are expanding access to outdoor activities for all of us.

     

     

  • Art Installation Planning and Restorative Design Workshop

    Art Installation Planning and Restorative Design Workshop

    Join Together 4 Brothers at the International District Library for a Restorative Design Workshop led by Samuel Sisneros. Help to plan an art installation at the International District Library Park in collaboration with City of Albuquerque Arts & Culture, Friends of Orphan Signs, National Trust for Historic Preservation, and T4B.

  • National Bike, Roll & Walk to School Day

    National Bike, Roll & Walk to School Day

    Join communities across the nation to get to school emissions-free!

  • Bond of Brothers Summer Camp

    Bond of Brothers Summer Camp

    Foster community and belonging with other Black and biracial boys ages 13 to 18 in this intimate (10 campers!) summer day camp. There are just 10 spots, so sign up for Bond of Brothers now!

    “Bond of Brothers is a summer camp designed by and for Black adolescent boys and masculine-identified youth in Santa Fe. This one-week program offers workshops in creativity, arts, writing, play, African drumming, rafting, and more. Mentored by Black male leaders, participants also engage in discussions on mental health awareness and redefine notions of Black masculinity. Bond of Brothers fosters friendships, personal growth, and a $250 stipend of appreciation!”

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